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HARTMANN Going further for health E.D.E. European Association for Directors and Providers of Long-Term Care Services for the Elderly Thomas Sampers VP Marketing Incontinence Management September 16 th Charleroi We have had a passion HARTMANN


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HARTMANN

Going further for health

E.D.E.

European Association for Directors and Providers of Long-Term Care Services for the Elderly

Thomas Sampers VP Marketing Incontinence Management September 16th Charleroi

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HARTMANN at a glance

Operations began in 1818 Global headquarters in Heidenheim, Germany Present in 34 countries on all continents Revenues reached 1.9 billion EUR in 2015 Over 10,000 employees worldwide

We have had a passion for healthcare for 200 years and we keep going further…

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we go the extra mile for professionals and patients we challenge convention and push boundaries we know where healthcare is heading we confidently show people the way forward we are a catalyst who activates innovation and progress

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The HARTMANN mission:

Rethink healthcare by constantly looking for ways to improve treatments, outcomes and healthcare experiences in both the professional sector and at home.

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The HARTMANN vision:

Become a leading player in the global healthcare market and a driving force to constantly advance healthcare for all.

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Passion

To drive healthcare forward, we have a passion for what we do. We thrive on generating and implementing ideas.

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Partnership

To drive healthcare forward, we are open and we collaborate. We can

  • nly affect real change by

building sustainable partnerships.

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Professionalism

To drive healthcare forward, we take what we do seriously. We are experienced and skilled.

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What we do…

…and who we do it for

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We work for them

We go further for them every minute of every day, everywhere.

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We work for him

We go further for him every minute of every day, everywhere.

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Finding new ways

Taking a different approach to healthcare will benefit all of us.

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Enabling moments

Efficiency in hospitals means more moments like this for everyone.

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Simply peace

  • f mind

It takes complex thinking to make wound treatments simple.

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The feeling

  • f relief

Relief can give you confidence to make the most out of life.

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Five business areas mean

five ways to go further for health

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Research committed to improving hygiene by examining infection risks and advancing research and practical implementation.

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Wide range of continence pads and purchasing options to improve quality of life

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Wound dressings based on 200 years of medical knowledge available for you at home

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CombiSet: creating efficiency means better care for patients and surgical teams

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Vivano and HydroTherapy: the new generation of advanced wound treatments

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Doing the right thing drives growth

The financials

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Steady sales growth

MEUR

1,941

MEUR

1,699

MEUR

1,758

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 CAGR 3.4% MEUR

1,794

MEUR

1,862

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Profitable growth (EBIT)

MEUR

133

MEUR

108

MEUR

91

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Adoption of accounting method (IAS 19) MEUR

102

MEUR

122

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Sales by region

Europe M€ 1,718 Americas M€ 67 Asia and Africa M€156 MEUR 1,941

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Sales by business segment

Incontinence M€ 644 Wound Mngmt. M€ 425 Infection Mngmt. M€ 466 Group other M€ 406 MEUR 1,941

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200 years of healthcare pioneering

Our major milestones

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1818: Company founded as a cotton mill 1843: Paul Hartmann takes

  • ver cotton mill

1870s: Break-throughs kick start production of antiseptic wound dressings and surgical cotton wool 1919: Plaster and ointment production begins

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1938: First ointment wound dressing for dressing changes without pain 1965: Redefining OR safety through x-ray detectable thread 1970s: Moving into incontinence Folioplast disposable surgical drapes – reducing risk in the OR 1997: Moving into moist wound healing

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2009: Acquisition of BODE, Europe‘s leading specialist for disinfectants 2014: Introducing HydroTherapy, making wound treatments simple and effective 2011: Introducing Vivano, a negative pressure wound therapy system

Going further

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Be amazed

We never stop being amazed at what we can achieve together to improve healthcare - everywhere. Let‘s go further.

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Thank you

Do you have any questions?