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Company Presentation
April 2017
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Company Presentation April 2017 1 Agenda 01 Sart rtorius in in Brie rief 02 Biopr ioprocess S Solu olutio ions 03 Lab b Prod Products & Serv rvices 04 Sart rtorius 2020 2020 05 Appe ppendix ix Sartorius in 2016
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April 2017
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Figures as of Dec. 31, 2016; 1 Underlying EBITDA (excluding extraordinary items)
Earnings1
Sales revenue
Internationally leading EBITDA1 margin
Sales revenue by region
Investments
Americas
EMEA
Asia| Pacific
Listed since 1990; Part of German TecDax
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Canada | USA: Mas- sachusetts | Michigan | New York, New Mexico, North Carolina, Pennsyl- vania, Colorado | Puerto Rico | Mexico | Peru | Brazil | Argentina
Production and Production/Sales
India | Thailand | Singapore | Vietnam | China | Malaysia | South Korea | Japan | Australia Netherlands | Belgium | Ireland | UK | France | Spain | Sweden | Finland | Denmark | Germany | Poland | Austria | Hungary | Switzerland | Italy | Russia | Tunisia
Sales 4
Figures as of Dec. 31, 2016 5
Americas
EMEA
Asia|Pacific
Dis iscov
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1997 1998 1999 2001 2006 2002 2003 2004 2005 2008 2013 2009 2010 2011 2014
2000 2007 2012 2015 2016 2017
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Core of Lab Division
Mainstay of Bioprocess Division
University mechanician | Company founder Florenz Sartorius invents short-beam analytical balance Wilhelm Sartorius founds joint venture with Nobel laureate and creator of membrane filtration Richard Zsigmondy
1870 1870 1927 1927
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1870 870 Florenz Sartorius founds precision machine workshop 2007 007 Biotechnology Division merges with Stedim to Sartorius Stedim Biotech 1927 927 Membrane filter company is founded 2011 011 New Division Lab Products & Services; Acquisition Biohit LH sinc nce 2012 012 Six Acquisitions in Bioprocess Solutions 1990 990 Initial public
Rebuilding after Second World War Mid id-90s 90s Positioning as biopharma supplier 2000 000 Acquisition
mentation business Core company in Goettingen Expansion into Asia Around 50 sites worldwide International distribution Subsidiaries in Europe | North America 1870 870 1995 995 1980 980 1930 930 Today ay
2016 016 Acquisitions of IntelliCyt and ViroCyt 2017 017 Acquisitions of Essen BioScience and Umetrics
Share of Group sales based on figures as of Dec. 31, 2016 9
Premium lab instruments, consumables and services for R&D, QA and QC
~75% 75%
~25% 25%
Innovative single-use prodcts and equipment for the manufacture of biologics
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such as cancer, multiple sclerosis, rheumatism
~20. 0.000 A 000 Atoms
chemical medications ~ $2 per day Living, genetically modified cells Production Injection | Infusion
High initial cost Considerable cleaning effort Risk of cross-contamination
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+ CAPEX reduction over entire lifecycle + Lower water and energy consumption + Higher flexibility
~ €975 975mn.
~75%
~25%
13 Figures as of Dec. 31, 2016
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Serv rvic ices Proce cess D ss Development nt Produ duction ion
Fermentation Purification Cell Harvesting Buffer | Preparation Cell Culture Media
Filtration TO TOP 3 Fluid Management #1
Fermentation #1
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automatically
strain
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Test Kits
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and software
Award-winning technology for cell screening Unique system for real-time live-cell imaging and analysis
Acquisition in June 2016 Acquisition in July 2016 Acquisition in April 2017
Innovative platform for rapid virus quantification
Distributors
Direct sales expand eBusiness build up
Pharma | Biotech Academia
Chemicals Food & Beverage
Lab Balances #2
Pipettes #4
Lab Filtration #3
(membrane based)
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1Underlying EBITDA (adjusted for extraordinary items); 2 Including Intec (Intec sales revenue = shaded area)
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521.1 622.7 611.6 602.1 659.3 733.1 845.7 887.3 891.2
13.7 15.3 13.1 14.1 16.7 18.6 19.0 19.5 21.0 23.6 25.0
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
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Sales revenue € in mn Underlying EBITDA1 margin in %
1,300.3 1,114.8
1 Based on 2015 exchange rates; 2 Excluding extraordinary items
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Strate tegic I Initiati atives 2020 2020 T Targe rgets
~3/4 Organic ~1/4 Acquisitions
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1 2011-2016, in constant currencies 2 Figures as of Dec. 31, 2016
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Sales share2
Americas Asia |Pacific ~€1.3 bn. 34% 22%
Regional
CAGR1 Americas
CAGR1 Asia | Pacific North America: largest market for biopharma and lab products Asia: strongest-growing pharma and lab market
Mississauga Mexico City Yauco Bohemia Albuquerque
Production | Sales Sales
Singapore Kuala Lumpur Bangalore Hanoi Tokyo Beijing Seoul Hong Kong Bangkok Shanghai Suzhou
Production | Sales Sales
New Oxford Ann Arbor
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Acqui uisitions ns | Allianc nces
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Portfolio
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Media a Prepar arati ation Seed d Fermentati tation Produ duction ion Fermentati tation Cel ell R Remo emoval | Clarif ific ication ion Viral al Clear aran ance
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Antibodies Contaminents such as viruses Simplified diagram
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Vaccines, monoclonal antibodies, ...
Proce cess ss dev evel elopmen ent Portfolio
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Support of process development Q3 2015 Testing in biosafety and bioanalytics Q2 2015 Small-scale single-use bioreactors Q4 2013 Cell culture media
Q1 2013
Single-use technology for sampling
Q2 2014
Proce cess D ss Development nt Prod Production
Software for bioprocess data analysis
Q2 2017
Single-use centrifuges
Q3 2016
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Portfolio Development and supply partnership for novel polymer plastic films Ready-to-use, prefilled media products for microbiological applications Single-use sensors for biomass measurement
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High flow rates, flexible scalability Portfolio
Fast and reliable results
Simple, multiplexing sample preparation
Parallel use of up to eight su bioreactors
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Portfolio
molding, extrusion, welding|gluing
laboratories
1 2 Based on FY 2017 guidance
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Infrastructure
extent than initially planned due to continuing strong organic growth
capacities
Capex ratio in %
8.8 .8 2016 2014 20131 20121 7.7 .7 2015 ~ 12 12-15 15 2017e2 11. 11.7 9.1 .1 10. 10.1
Expansion Production facility in Yauco | Puerto Rico
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Infrastructure
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Lab Instruments Manufacturing Parking Lot R&D Membrane production College Facility Management Main Entrance | Administration
Receiving area Membrane casting machine Bioprocess Solutions Manufacturing Marketing | Cafeteria
Infrastructure
Existing buildings New Buildings
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Main Entrance | Administration Marketing | Cafeteria
Under Construction
completion and relocation in Q3 2017
Infrastructure
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Filtration Purification
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Fluid Management Fermentation & Cell Culture Media
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Lab Balances Pipettes
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Lab Water Systems Further Lab Instruments
Bioanalytical Technologies
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Lab Filtration Microbiological Quality Control
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This presentation contains statements concerning Sartorius Groups’ future performance. These statements are based on assumptions and estimates. Although we are convinced that these forward-looking statements are realistic, we cannot guarantee that they will actually materialize. This is because our assumptions harbor risks and uncertainties that could lead to actual results diverging substantially from the expected ones. It is not planned to update our forward-looking statements. Throughout this presentation, differences may be apparent as a result of rounding during addition.
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