United States Satellite Broadcasting Company, Inc.
Ticker: USSB 3415 University Avenue
Exchange: NASDAQ-National Market St. Paul, Minnesota 55114
Industry: Service (612) 645-4500

Type of Shares:Class A Common Shares Filing Date:12/1/95
U.S. Shares:6,650,000 Offer Date:1/31/96
Non-U.S. Shares:1,650,000 Filing Range:$21.00 - $24.00
Primary Shares:8,300,000 Offer Price:$27.00
Secondary Shares:0 Gross Spread:$1.68
Offering Amount: $186,750,000 Selling:$1.01
Expenses:$1,300,000 Reallowance:$0.10
Shares Out After:89,810,775

ManagerTierPhone
CS First BostonLead Manager (212) 909-3312
Goldman, Sachs & Co.Co-manager (212) 902-1172
Invemed Associates Inc.Co-manager (212) 421-2500
Schroder Wertheim & Company, IncorporatedCo-manager (212) 492-6900

Auditor: Arthur Andersen
Audited
Income
Latest
Unaudited
Income
Prior
Unaudited
Income
Balance
Sheet
6/30/95 12/31/95 12/31/94 12/31/95
Revenue:$42.34$70.72$5.13Assets:$149.57
Net Income:-$74.72-$54.68-$38.02Liabilities:$198.54
EPS:-$0.83-$0.61-$0.42Equity:-$48.97

Note: Dollar amounts are in U.S. millions; Audited figures expressed as full year,
unaudited figures are partial year

Business Description
The company is one of two providers of subscription television programming via high-power direct broadcast satellite to households throughout the continental U.S. The company broadcasts a high quality digital television signal using the Digital Satellite System broadcasting system. The company's programming is available to virtually all of the approximately 96 million U.S. television households upon the purchase of a DSS unit, which features an 18 inch satellite dish. The company delivers up to 25 channels of video programming, including premium networks such as Multichannel HBO, Multichannel Showtime, Multichannel Cinemax, etc. The company broadcasts from a single satellite, DBS-1, which broadcasts to the entire continental U.S. with minimal signal interference, given its favorable orbital location at 101 degrees west longitude, the higher power of its transponders and its greater orbital spacing compared to competing satellite systems.

Use of Proceeds
The company intends to use up to $80 million of the net proceeds for marketing and promotional expenses. The balance will be used for general corporate purposes, which may include one or more of the following: 1) Capital expenditures in connection with increasing transponder power which would increase channel capacity and provide redundancy in the event of certain satellite failures, 2) Repayment of amounts outstanding under the Credit Agreement and 3) Progress payments to Lockheed Martin for satellites required by the Permit for high-power DBS systems at 110 and 148 degree west longitude.

Last updated: 10/28/96

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