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ZOLL Medical Corporation The Global Leader in Resuscitation March 11, 2015 ZOLL Medical 1 Agenda Basic Mission History/Background Main Business Discussion Longer Term Plans Summary ZOLL Medical 2 Agenda Basic


  1. ZOLL Medical Corporation The Global Leader in Resuscitation March 11, 2015 ZOLL Medical 1

  2. Agenda • Basic Mission • History/Background • Main Business Discussion • Longer Term Plans • Summary ZOLL Medical 2

  3. Agenda • Basic Mission • History/Background • Main Business Discussion • Longer Term Plans • Summary ZOLL Medical 3

  4. Delivering Life-saving Technology ZOLL helps health care professionals, emergency responders, and non-medically trained rescuers save many thousands of lives each year with products that deliver superior clinical performance. ZOLL Medical 4

  5. ZOLL Revenue (March Year-End) Ten Year CAGR 16% (F) Achieved #1 share position in all four businesses ZOLL Medical 5

  6. Basic Definitions CARDIAC ARREST? HEART ATTACK? CARDIAC A HEART ARREST occurs ATTACK occurs when the heart when blood flow CAUSE malfunctions and in an artery to the stops beating Cardiac arrest is an A heart attack is a heart is blocked. unexpectedly “ELECTRICAL” “CIRCULATION” due to fibrillation. problem. problem. SEVERITY Death if not immediately treated Injury or death over a number of hours Catheterization procedure to reopen TREATMENT Emergency defibrillation block vessel TERMS Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) Acute myocardial infarction (AMI) ZOLL Medical 6

  7. Basic Definitions Types of Defibrillators EXTERNAL WEARABLE INTERNAL WEIGHT 5-10 kg <2 kg .07 kg During recovery After long term risk is WHEN USED Emergency period established DURATION During emergency 1-6 Months Many years OF USE Hospitals, ambulances, CUSTOMERS Cardiologists Electrophysiologists fire departments, the public ZOLL Medical 7

  8. Basic Definitions Time to defibrillation is Cardiopulmonary resuscitation critical for cardiac arrest (CPR) can change survival rates Provides blood flow to maintain brain and heart until defibrillator arrives ZOLL Medical 8

  9. The Problem ZOLL Medical 9

  10. Survival Rates Can Dramatically Improve 92% 42% 31% 1% 7% ZOLL Medical 10

  11. The Chain of Survival * * Advanced cardiac life support ZOLL Medical 11

  12. Only ZOLL Addresses Every Link in the Chain RescueNet ePCR* * Electronic patient care reporting ZOLL Medical 12

  13. Agenda • Basic Mission • History/Background • Main Business Discussion • Longer Term Plans • Summary ZOLL Medical 13

  14. Paul M. Zoll, Physician Co-founder • Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School • Lasker Award in Medicine • American Heart Association Lifetime Achievement Award Paul M. Zoll, MD Father of Modern Electrophysiology ZOLL Medical 14

  15. ZOLL Medical Over the Years 1950-1980 First external defibrillation, first implanted pacemaker, Clinical Foundation first cardiac rate monitor, first external pacer 1980’s ZOLL founded in Massachusetts, NTP1000, PD1200, Commercialization uniform operating system, multi-function electrodes 1990’s Smallest full-featured defibrillator, LifeCor, Investment ZOLL Data Systems, superior defibrillator waveform 2000’s AEDs, AutoPulse, fluid resuscitation, Integration temperature management, LifeVest 2010’s International build out, new clinical indications, Expansion rapid salesforce expansion, joined Asahi Kasei Group ZOLL Medical 15

  16. Finland Sweden Russia UK Netherlands Germany Canada Switzerland France Austria Italy Chelmsford S Korea Pittsburgh Spain Broomfield Japan Pakistan San Jose China Jordan India Taiwan Puerto Rico Vietnam Philippines Panama Malaysia Indonesia Singapore Brazil Australia Argentina New Zealand DIRECT OPERATIONS ZOLL DISTRIBUTION SUB/REP OFFICE HEADQUARTERS MANUFACTURING DEDICATED PERSONNEL ZOLL Medical 16

  17. Agenda • Basic Mission • History/Background • Main Business Discussion • Longer Term Plans • Summary ZOLL Medical 17

  18. Four Main Businesses 1. Defibrillation/CPR – Worldwide Hospital/ambulance/fire/public resuscitation from SCA 2. Data – US/Germany Software to run emergency services (ambulance/fire) 3. LifeVest – US/Germany/Japan Wearable defibrillator for patients at high risk of SCA 4. Temperature Management – Worldwide Cooling/warming of patients/ post SCA/fever ZOLL Medical 18

  19. Defibrillation/CPR Business ZOLL Progress Market • #1 in U.S. hospital 2014 World Market $1.7B • #1 in U.S. EMS • #2 in world public access defibrillation ZOLL • Rapid traction outside United States Others (23% YTD ’14 Growth) • Japan is key to attaining #1 position Physio Philips Control Competitor Highlights • Philips restructuring and regulatory issues • Physio concentrating on automated CPR 5YR CAGR FORECAST 8% • Expect competition from China ZOLL Medical 19

  20. Data Business Market ZOLL Progress 2014 US Market $110M • Transition to Software as a Service (SaaS) • International market is big opportunity – ZOLL has German product • Community paramedicine/ ZOLL distributed health Other – ZOLL product launching now Competitor Highlights ImageTrend TriTech • Most competitors are small, 5YR CAGR FORECAST single product 8% – Only ZOLL competes across all categories ZOLL Medical 20

  21. LifeVest Business Market World Market Potential ZOLL Progress >$2B • Protection from high temporary risk – >200,000 patients protected so far Rest of – US penetration <20% of patients World U.S. • U.S. field sales force >400 – Platform for other products Germany Japan • Japan just started – Reimbursement < price 5YR CAGR FORECAST – >125 patients protected 25% Competitor Highlights – ZOLL is not aware of any competing product in development – “Doing Nothing” is still our main competitor ZOLL Medical 21

  22. Temperature Management Business Market ZOLL Progress World Market Potential • Targeted temperature management (TTM) >$300M Trial has created a headwind for SCA – “Doing Nothing” is an option Other • Recent InnerCool purchase makes ZOLL ZOLL only intravascular player • Gross margin is up to 58% Bard – Potential for high 60s • Clinical trials ongoing for AMI 5YR CAGR FORECAST – Potential for >$1B market >10% Competitor Highlights Current Indications Only • Bard is strong but facing same TTM issues ZOLL Medical 22

  23. Multiple Business Models Provide Strength Approximate Operating Margin Business Structure Recurring Revenue Potential Defib/CPR Capital Equipment 15% Mid Teens License Plus Ongoing Data 30% Low 20s Maintenance LifeVest Rental w/ Services 50% Mid 20s Temperature Razor/Razor Blade 70% Mid to High Teens Management ZOLL Medical 23

  24. Different Medical Systems Defib/CPR Data LifeVest Temp Rental to Patient Operating United States Capital Capital Covered by Insurance Expenses (45% Government) Small Germany Same Same Same Reimbursement Rental to Hospital Reimbursement to Decision Japan Same N/A Hospital Pending (100% Government) ZOLL Medical 24

  25. International Growth Investments • Japan – 61 ZOLL employees, ~$10M 2014 forecast revenue – Defibrillators, Automated CPR, LifeVest approved – Post SCA indication for temperature management pending approval – >$100M revenue target in 5 years • International LifeVest expansion – France and India next targets – China approval still pending ZOLL Medical 25

  26. Agenda • Basic Mission • History/Background • Main Business Discussion • Longer Term Plans • Summary ZOLL Medical 26

  27. ZOLL’s Longer Term Plan • Achieve revenue > $2B by 2020 • ZOLL internal plans even more aggressive • Broaden focus beyond resuscitation to: Acute Critical Care • M&A will be necessary ZOLL Medical 27

  28. Acute Critical Care Definition • Medical equipment/devices/tools/software/IT/services which are necessary for: a) therapy/treatment of patients facing acute critical conditions, or, b) diagnostics to predict such conditions, or, c) preventing such patients from escalation to acute conditions. • Products must contribute to an increase in cost effectiveness. AMI, Stroke, Trauma, Respiratory Arrest, Cardiogenic Shock… ZOLL Medical 28

  29. M&A Strategy Acute Critical Care Resuscitation Early detection/ Cooling Focus Focus intervention to • IVTM • Defibrillation/ acute cardiac • Surface/other monitoring diseases techs • CPR support • LifeVest • Pre ‐ hospital • Airway • Mobile cardiac temperature maintenance telemetry management Data • Links between each business • Links between areas of care 5 th /6 th Division • Established business model • No/few short ‐ term synergies with existing Divisions but expect mid/long term synergies ZOLL Medical 29

  30. Recent M&A Activity Business What it Adds • Consolidates IVTM Patent Position Philips InnerCool • OEM Surface Product IMPACT • Portable/Emergency/Military Ventilators Instrumentation • Platform to Combine with Defib/CPR • Intrathoracic Pressure Regulation Technology Advanced Circulatory • ResQPOD Adds to ZOLL’s Systems, Inc. CPR Product Portfolio • ResQPOD Pump ZOLL Medical 30

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