Solventum Corporation · NYSE:SOLV

Solventum — Investor Day (March 2025)

98 slides from Solventum's investor day presentation, Mar 20, 2025

  1. Slide 1: 2025 Investor Day

    2025 Investor Day We never stop solving for you.

  2. Slide 2: Forward-looking statements and non-GAAP financial measures

    Forward-looking statements and non-GAAP financial measures This presentation and other materials Solventum has filed or will file with the SEC (and oral communications that Solventum may make) contain or incorporate by reference statements that relate to future events and expectations and, as such,

  3. Slide 3: Agenda & Speakers

    Agenda & Speakers Time Focus Speakers 12:00 PM Investor Day Registration Opens, Light Snacks 1:00 PM Welcome & Opening Remarks Amy Wakeham SVP, Investor Relations & External Finance Communications Solventum Strategic Plan Bryan Hanson Chief Executive Officer Deep Dive: Medical Surgical Chris Barry E

  4. Slide 4: Bryan Hanson

    Bryan Hanson Chief Executive Officer

  5. Slide 5: Who we are – Solventum on a page

    Who we are – Solventum on a page Values Strategic pillars Put people first Be a best & preferred Mission place to work Win with excellence Enabling better, Solve what matters smarter, safer Be a trusted partner healthcare to Advance together improve lives Be a top quartile Live with heart performer

  6. Slide 6: Solventum value creation formula

    Solventum value creation formula Attractive set up diverse businesses, attractive markets and strong brands Foundational + enhancements mission, talent, culture, innovation engine (commercial and R&D) market selection and growth drivers – enable sales growth, + Strategic clarity margin expansion and

  7. Slide 7: Solventum value creation formula

    Solventum value creation formula Attractive set up diverse businesses, attractive markets and strong brands Foundational + enhancements mission, talent, culture, innovation engine (commercial and R&D) market selection and growth drivers – enable sales growth, + Strategic clarity margin expansion and

  8. Slide 8: Attractive set up: strong product, customer and geographic diversification

    Attractive set up: strong product, customer and geographic diversification Creating innovative solutions that touch millions of lives, transform Trusted brands the patient experience and save time for healthcare professionals 20K MedSurg Dental Solutions International US employees2 64% 18% 40% 60% D

  9. Slide 9: Attractive set up: the right building blocks

    Attractive set up: the right building blocks v Diverse and Trusted and Global commercial growing markets recognized brands scale and reach Market size1 Market growth1, 2 • Revenue diversification across Medical our segments Surgical ~$31B 4-5% • 100,000+ customers and channel partners globally in 90

  10. Slide 10: Solventum value creation formula

    Solventum value creation formula Attractive set up diverse businesses, attractive markets and strong brands Foundational + enhancements mission, talent, culture, innovation engine (commercial and R&D) market selection and growth drivers – enable sales growth, + Strategic clarity margin expansion and

  11. Slide 11: Foundational enhancements needed to reverse pre-spin multi-year volume growth declines

    Foundational enhancements needed to reverse pre-spin multi-year volume growth declines Six Consecutive Years of Volume Growth Declines Seven Consecutive Quarters of Negative Volume Growth Volume Impact Volume Impact 4.0% 4.0% 2.8% Separation 3.0% 3.0% Separation 2.6% 2yr COVID avg from 3M from 3M 2.

  12. Slide 12: Foundational enhancements driving year 1 achievements

    Foundational enhancements driving year 1 achievements Creating the foundation for the next phase Reversed 6 years of Exceeded financial Global talent and $120M savings declining volume commitments in 2024 culture overhaul Global restructuring – trend and 7 quarters Solventum Way of negative volume g

  13. Slide 13: Foundational enhancements set up attractive long-range plan

    Foundational enhancements ~300bps set up attractive increase in Attractive margin long-range plan growth rate enhancement vs 2023 Significantly Double-digit improved cash EPS CAGR conversion 2025 Investor Day 13

  14. Slide 14: Foundational enhancements start with our phased approach to transform the business

    Foundational enhancements start with our phased approach to transform the business Business Mission Talent Culture Strategy Execution philosophy Phase 1 Capture hearts and minds and stabilize the business Phase 2 Enhance strategic focus Phase 3 Portfolio optimization 2025 Investor Day 14

  15. Slide 15: Foundational enhancements through phase one actions

    Foundational enhancements through phase one actions Phase 1 Capture hearts and minds and stabilize the business Phase 2 Enhance strategic focus Phase 3 Portfolio optimization Defined mission and Introduced new Stabilized the business: Executing separation established winning talent and capabilities

  16. Slide 16: Defined mission and established winning culture

    Phase 1 Defined mission and established winning culture Starting point Actions taken • Limited identity • New mission-driven culture to improve lives: one • Centralized, slow, Solventum mindset, 100 events in 39 countries lacking decision rights and • Implemented global restructuring via Solventum W

  17. Slide 17: Introduced new talent and capabilities

    Phase 1 Introduced new talent and capabilities Starting point Actions taken • Talent and • 85% of leadership team new to the company with capability gaps sector and transformation experience • 60% of VP+ level positions are new to company • 40% of positions designated as critical-to- transformation

  18. Slide 18: Stabilized the business – enhanced focus and alignment

    Phase 1 Stabilized the business – enhanced focus and alignment Starting point Actions taken • Lack of • Discontinued leadership rotations to ensure continuity strategic clarity, of strategy rotating leaders • Data-centric strategic plan with focus on revenue and • Lack of margin drivers decision rig

  19. Slide 19: Stabilized the business – strengthened commercial productivity

    Phase 1 Stabilized the business – strengthened commercial productivity Starting point Actions taken • Capability and • Added significant talent capabilities driving urgent and culture gaps accountable culture – approximately 40% of AVP+ • Sales incentives not commercial function roles are new to the

  20. Slide 20: Stabilized the business – refreshed innovation process

    Phase 1 Stabilized the business – refreshed innovation process Starting point Actions taken • Key functions not • Restructured corporate R&D, medical affairs and aligned to business corporate marketing to align to businesses • Lack of material • Vetting existing NPI for value – canceling or keeping

  21. Slide 21: Executing separation activities – plan on schedule

    Phase 1 Executing separation activities – plan on schedule Starting point Actions taken • All key-to-separation functions have previous spin • Highly entangled, experience – Finance, Operations, IT, Regulatory, Legal complex separation • Separation activities on track: • High debt level • Exited 25%

  22. Slide 22: Solventum value creation formula

    Solventum value creation formula Attractive set up diverse businesses, attractive markets and strong brands Foundational + enhancements mission, talent, culture, innovation engine (commercial and R&D) market selection and growth drivers – enable sales growth, + Strategic clarity margin expansion and

  23. Slide 23: Strategic clarity – driven by phase two of our transformation

    Strategic clarity – driven by phase two of our transformation Phase 1 Capture hearts and minds and stabilize the business Phase 2 Enhance strategic focus Phase 3 Portfolio optimization Established clear strategic Primary market selection and resulting growth drivers plan to drive revenue with biased

  24. Slide 24: Primary market and growth driver selection process

    Phase 2 Primary market and growth driver selection process Mission ≥$1B ≥5% Path to leadership ≥current gross margin centric market size market growth segment position Any category can become a Bias our resourcing to growth driver through organic growth drivers or inorganic strategies 2025 Investor

  25. Slide 25: 80% of revenue growth from five growth drivers; enhanced by inorganic opportunities

    Phase 2 80% of revenue growth from five growth drivers; enhanced by inorganic opportunities Organic Accelerate 1 Negative Pressure Wound Therapy revenue growth 2 IV Site Management 3 Sterilization Assurance 4 Core Restoratives 5 Revenue Cycle Management Inorganic / M&A 2025 Investor Day 25

  26. Slide 26: Consistent approach to framing our growth drivers (HBBS)

    Phase 2 Consistent approach to framing our growth drivers (HBBS) Heart Ensure that our growth drivers move our mission forward, by helping to improve lives and reduce the cost of care Brain Barriers Solutions Ensure that the segment(s) Ensure we understand Ensure we use our we are choosing are large

  27. Slide 27: Solution vectors to improve lives and accelerate sales growth in our strategic plan

    Phase 2 Solution vectors to improve lives and accelerate sales growth in our strategic plan Pre-portfolio optimization 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028+ Commercial productivity & existing NPI Reload NPI – growth drivers Tuck-in M&A 2025 Investor Day 27

  28. Slide 28: Solution vectors to improve lives and accelerate sales growth in our strategic plan

    Phase 2 Solution vectors to improve lives and accelerate sales growth in our strategic plan With portfolio optimization 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028+ Commercial productivity & existing NPI Tuck-in M&A Reload NPI – growth drivers M&A accelerated by P&F divestiture 2025 Investor Day 28

  29. Slide 29: 80% of revenue growth from five growth drivers

    80% of revenue growth from five growth drivers MedSurg Dental HIS Negative IV Site Sterilization Core Revenue Cycle Pressure Management Assurance Restoratives Management Wound Therapy 2025 Investor Day 29

  30. Slide 30: Chris Barry

    Chris Barry Executive Vice President and Group President, Medical Surgical

  31. Slide 31: Medical Surgical (MedSurg) at a glance

    Medical Surgical (MedSurg) at a glance Provides advanced wound care, infection prevention and surgical supplies that are intended to accelerate healing, prevent complications and lower the total cost of care globally Advanced International Wound Care 43% Served by 5,800 employees $4.6B Revenue by 20

  32. Slide 32: Medical Surgical overview

    Medical Surgical overview Category-leading positions Go-to-market model and customers • Strong clinical evidence across the portfolio Primarily direct sales organization calling on: • Leader in advanced wound care Public and private Long-term care facilities health systems • First-to-market with neg

  33. Slide 33: Medical Surgical priorities

    Medical Surgical priorities Phased approach that clearly defines our pathway to market leadership Phase 1 Phase Phase22 Phase 3 Enhance talent Address Improve Bias P&L Unlock value Build pipeline and culture execution innovation towards through of partnerships, challenges to capability growth driver

  34. Slide 34: Medical Surgical transformation highlights

    Medical Surgical transformation highlights Phase 1 Phase 2 What’s changed: Meaningful foundation improvements; clear and focused go forward strategy Talent, culture and structure Commercial productivity Improved innovation capability • Restructured senior leadership team: ~60% new to • Specialized s

  35. Slide 35: Executing our growth driver strategy

    Executing our growth driver strategy Negative Pressure IV Site Sterilization Wound Therapy Management Assurance (NPWT) Combines wound dressings Secure intravenous (IV) Readers and indicators to with a vacuum pump device to catheters from insertion to ensure pre-operative promote healing in acute, re

  36. Slide 36: Elise Tordella

    Elise Tordella Senior Vice President, Advanced Wound Care

  37. Slide 37: Advanced Wound Care

    Advanced Wound Care An industry-leading wound care business with solutions across the clinical workflow Growth Driver Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Advanced Wound Dressings Advanced Skin Care Combines wound dressings with a vacuum pump Provide effective treatment of infection, manage Highly durabl

  38. Slide 38: Negative Pressure Wound Therapy

    Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Heart Hard-to-heal chronic and acute open wounds and at-risk closed Increased cost to the healthcare system surgical incisions impact patient quality of life 9.6 ~$10B Increased likelihood of annual cost in US from amputations additional days in the hospital readmissi

  39. Slide 39: Expand utilization through innovation and clinical evidence

    Expand utilization through innovation and clinical evidence Simplify the delivery of V.A.C.® therapy Leverage clinical data to globalize Prevena for closed surgical incisions V.A.C.® Peel and Place Dressing Clinical and health economics data awareness and training Why it is a game 4x Prevena Therapy

  40. Slide 40: Focused commercial execution and market development

    Focused commercial execution and market development Simplification Execution Market & specialization excellence development Rallying around growth Driving customer- Expanding patient drivers globally centric processes access globally • Specialized sales, • Targeted key account • Deliver medical educ

  41. Slide 41: Doug Bartlett

    Doug Bartlett Senior Vice President, Infection Prevention & Surgical Solutions

  42. Slide 42: Infection Prevention & Surgical Solutions

    Infection Prevention & Surgical Solutions Enabling a world with fewer infections and complications Growth Driver Growth Driver Medical IV Site Management Sterilization Assurance Surgical Solutions Hospital Consumables Technologies OEM Secure intravenous (IV) Readers and indicators to Temperature man

  43. Slide 43: IV Site Management

    IV Site Management Heart 136M >10% Increased cost to the healthcare system associated infections globally patients develop IV associated infections ~$10B annual cost in U.S. from extended hospital IV associated infections increase mortality risk by 1.5x stays due to I.V. associated infections Brain

  44. Slide 44: Expand utilization of premium antimicrobial solutions

    Expand utilization of premium Tegaderm CHG Chlorhexidine Gluconate IV Securement Dressings antimicrobial solutions The only transparent dressing cleared by the FDA to reduce catheter-related bloodstream infections (CRBSI) and vascular catheter colonization Accelerate adoption Key growth accelerators

  45. Slide 45: Sterilization Assurance

    Sterilization Assurance Heart >160K 7-10 Increased cost to hospitals due to recalled instruments following an SSI US patients develop surgical site Additional postoperative ~$60 per minute infections (SSIs) per year hospital days SSIs increase the likelihood of hospital readmission by 5x and an aver

  46. Slide 46: Expand utilization of sterilization assurance solutions

    Expand utilization Commercializing new products to address key barriers: Subjective, manual processes; labor-intensive workflow of sterilization Attest Attest Super Rapid assurance eBowie-Dick Test System Vaporized Hydrogen Peroxide Clear solutions Launched March 2025 Challenge Pack Launching April

  47. Slide 47: Medical Surgical priorities

    Medical Surgical priorities Phased approach that clearly defines our pathway to market leadership Phase 1 Phase Phase22 Phase 3 Enhance talent Address Improve Bias P&L Unlock value Build pipeline and culture execution innovation towards through of partnerships, challenges to capability growth driver

  48. Slide 48: Karim Mansour

    Karim Mansour President, Dental Solutions

  49. Slide 49: Dental Solutions at a glance

    Dental Solutions at a glance Provides the most comprehensive dental solutions for patients to enjoy healthy, beautiful smiles through game-changing innovation Orthodontic International 58% 60+ countries Solutions served through dedicated manufacturing and supply chain $1.3B Revenue by geography 2024

  50. Slide 50: Attractive dental market

    Attractive dental market Market trends • Digital enablement and data integration • Mass customized manufacturing • Personalized patient-driven care • Simplification and Deskilling • In-office production Market growth drivers • Aging global population and growth in the middle class • Growing awarenes

  51. Slide 51: Dental Solutions overview

    Dental Solutions overview Category-leading positions Go-to-market model and customers Filtek composites • Leader in dental and Direct sales organization orthodontic solutions • Dentist • Orthodontists • First-to-market with • Group practices Filtek Easy Match tooth-colored restorative composites • T

  52. Slide 52: Dental Solutions priorities

    Dental Solutions priorities Phased approach that clearly defines our pathway to market leadership Phase 1 Phase Phase22 Phase 3 Enhance talent Address Improve Bias P&L Unlock value Build pipeline and culture execution innovation towards through of partnerships, challenges to capability growth driver

  53. Slide 53: Dental Solutions transformation highlights

    Dental Solutions transformation highlights Phase 1 Phase Phase22 Phase 3 What’s changed: meaningful foundation improvements; clear and focused go forward strategy Talent, culture and structure Commercial productivity Improved innovation capability • Senior leadership team assembled • Specialized sal

  54. Slide 54: Delivering smile innovation across the life of the tooth

    Delivering smile innovation across the life of the tooth Restorative & Prevention Orthodontic Solutions Dental products and technologies Customized oral care Growth Driver Internal Bet Oral Care Portal Core Restorative Custom Smile Solutions Solutions Including composites, Filtek composites Scotchbo

  55. Slide 55: Core Restoratives

    Core Restoratives Heart Untreated tooth decay is the • Compromised tooth structure can lead to suboptimal oral function and tissue health having varying impacts to overall health #1 non-communicable disease globally • Restorative products enable dentists to preserve a healthy tooth structure while e

  56. Slide 56: Rebuild innovation leadership

    Recognized leadership Rebuild innovation leadership Regain innovation leadership by utilizing materials science capabilities to simplify Direct Strong brands Indirect Restoration Procedures and improve clinical outcomes 1 Differentiated chemistries Filtek Easy Match Filtek Matrix Scotchbond Universa

  57. Slide 57: Enhance commercial effectiveness

    Field coverage expansion Enhance commercial Specialized sales force team effectiveness • High touch point and consultative sales Channel and e-commerce for customer reach Optimizing business to deliver customer service excellence • Channel management • New e-commerce partnerships 1 Customer-centric

  58. Slide 58: Dental Solutions Key takeaways

    Dental Solutions A focused portfolio strategy towards our Key takeaways growth driver and internal bet Unmatched value delivered through industry- leading science, innovation, education and service Utilizing our global network to increase sales Repositioning dental solutions through innovation leade

  59. Slide 59: Garri Garrison

    Garri Garrison President, Health Information Systems

  60. Slide 60: Health Information Systems (HIS) at a glance

    Health Information Systems (HIS) at a glance Delivering innovative software solutions and services, designed to eliminate revenue cycle waste, create more time to care and support the shift to value-based care Clinician Productivity International Solutions 9% 40+ years medical coding expertise contr

  61. Slide 61: Health Information Systems overview

    Health Information Systems overview Category-leading positions Go-to-market model and customers • Global leader in coding and clinical Direct sales • Health systems/integrated organization delivery networks documentation improvement tool • Physician practices Solventum 360 • Global leader of methodo

  62. Slide 62: Offering differentiated solutions to solve complex customer challenges

    Offering differentiated solutions to solve complex customer challenges Growth Driver Revenue Cycle Management Performance Management Clinician Productivity Solutions The process to code, bill and Analytics consulting, methodologies Tools to reduce administrative recognize revenue and payer services

  63. Slide 63: Health Information Systems priorities

    Health Information Systems priorities Phased approach that clearly defines our pathway to market leadership Phase 1 Phase Phase22 Phase 3 Enhance talent Address Improve Bias P&L Unlock value Build pipeline and culture execution innovation towards through of partnerships, challenges to capability gro

  64. Slide 64: Health Information Systems transformation highlights

    Health Information Systems transformation highlights Phase 1 Phase Phase22 Phase 3 What’s changed: meaningful foundation improvements; clear and focused go forward strategy Talent, culture and structure Commercial productivity Improved innovation capability • New leadership team in place with • Shif

  65. Slide 65: Revenue Cycle Management

    Revenue Cycle Management Heart Customers’ need for intelligent, accurate revenue cycle Inaccurate documentation can lead to significant lost management systems has never been higher revenues, lack of compliance and under-reporting on quality metrics 30% 70% • Payers initially denying 15% of claims,

  66. Slide 66: Infusing AI through autonomous coding

    Infusing Models are automating between AI through 50-90% of cases, depending on the service line, with 95%+ accuracy autonomous coding The HIS value proposition Our path to differentiation • Uses generative AI and rules-based • Volume of data to train AI models models to enable automated coding • Co

  67. Slide 67: Revenue Integrity

    Utilizes generative AI and advanced analytics to address payer denials Revenue Integrity Identifies the denial, provides direction and actions into the workflow so you can correct Denials prevention Denials prioritization it prior to billing Denial predictions, Follow-up prioritization alerts and mi

  68. Slide 68: International 360 Encompass coding

    International 360 Encompass coding Expanding the technology for revenue cycle management software in countries outside the US Canada Adopting computer-assisted coding Germany Need for improved coder productivity Saudi Arabia and UAE Implementing DRG-based reimbursement with need for computer-assiste

  69. Slide 69: HIS Key takeaways

    HIS Uniquely positioned to win Key takeaways Strong base of contracted recurring revenue Extensive reach and penetration – most widely used coding software in the industry Differentiated offerings combining content expertise, data science and digital capabilities Driving growth by expanding capabili

  70. Slide 70: Transition to expand margins

    Growth driver recap: Transition to expand margins 2025 Investor Day

  71. Slide 71: 80% of revenue growth from five growth drivers; enhanced by inorganic opportunities

    80% of revenue growth from five growth drivers; enhanced by inorganic opportunities Organic Accelerate 1 Negative Pressure Wound Therapy revenue growth 2 IV Site Management 3 Sterilization Assurance 4 Core Restoratives 5 Revenue Cycle Management Inorganic / M&A 2025 Investor Day 71

  72. Slide 72: Two key focus areas to drive margin expansion

    Two key focus areas to drive margin expansion Drive margin expansion Solventum Way restructuring Key drivers Gross margin enhancement: • Programmatic savings • Growth support 2025 Investor Day 72

  73. Slide 73: Solventum Way restructuring

    Solventum Way restructuring $120M annual savings $120M 1 800 one-time year payback positions eliminated restructuring cost In 2025, the restructuring program offsets the incremental cost for public company stand-alone and growth investments 2025 Investor Day 73

  74. Slide 74: Paul Harrington

    Paul Harrington Chief Supply Chain Officer

  75. Slide 75: Supply Chain at a glance

    Supply Chain at a glance 29 plants Global network footprint 2,768 direct suppliers 57 distribution centers 248 contract manufacturers 60/40 US / international manufacturing Plant Distribution center 140 service centers 2025 Investor Day 75

  76. Slide 76: Supply Chain imperatives

    Supply Chain imperatives • Improve key service • Regional inventory allocation Service the metrics – backorder and on business to time in full (OTIF) • Capacity management for service support growth • Sales Operations Execution (SOE) • Supplier constraints • Programmatic savings • Integrated busines

  77. Slide 77: Service the business to support growth: improve key service metrics

    Service the business to support growth: improve key service metrics Unlocking capacity for service Advance Integrated Business Planning (IBP) to and sustainable growth respond with agility, while enhancing operational efficiencies to deliver superior service Days of backorder sales Transform from a

  78. Slide 78: Margin enhancement: essential areas of focus to achieve programmatic savings

    Margin enhancement: essential areas of focus to achieve programmatic savings Supplier excellence Continuous improvement Network simplification Operational Supplier negotiations Lean and kaizen Separation excellence (Core) Freight optimization Yield and productivity Supplier consolidation Indirect sp

  79. Slide 79: Programmatic savings: multiple levers to achieve supplier excellence

    Programmatic savings: multiple levers to achieve supplier excellence Multiple levers to achieve supplier excellence Supplier negotiations Supplier consolidation Drive value through and dual sourcing competitive bidding and Build resiliency by transitioning direct negotiation supplier spend to strate

  80. Slide 80: Programmatic savings: top levers to achieve continuous improvement benefits

    Programmatic savings: top levers to achieve continuous improvement benefits Global Operating System Top levers to achieve Deploying the Solventum continuous improvement Performance System unites the supply chain organization globally – working to a standard, solving faster and creating space to focu

  81. Slide 81: Achieving separation and network simplification

    Achieving separation and network simplification New Solventum plant built in Mexico Solventum carveout in Japan DC separation in Israel, Australia and New Zealand Global footprint Manufacturing plants Distribution centers outcomes 67 29 20 73 57 45 2025 Investor Day 81

  82. Slide 82: Supply Chain imperatives

    Supply Chain imperatives • Improve key service • Regional inventory allocation Service the metrics – backorder and on business to time in full (OTIF) • Capacity management for service support growth • Sales Operations Execution (SOE) • Supplier constraints Margin • Programmatic savings • Integrated

  83. Slide 83: Wayde McMillan

    Wayde McMillan Chief Financial Officer

  84. Slide 84: Solventum value creation formula

    Solventum value creation formula Attractive set up diverse businesses, attractive markets and strong brands Foundational + enhancements mission, talent, culture, innovation engine (commercial and R&D) market selection and growth drivers – enable sales growth, + Strategic clarity margin expansion and

  85. Slide 85: Taking phased approach to execute our roadmap

    Taking phased approach to execute our roadmap Phase 1 Capture hearts and minds and stabilize the business Phase 2 Enhance strategic focus Phase 3 Portfolio optimization Establish clear strategic plan to drive revenue growth, margin expansion, cash-flow generation 2025 Investor Day 85

  86. Slide 86: 2025 guidance: establishing a new base for 3-year LRP

    Phase 2 Additional considerations 2025 guidance: establishing FX impact a new base for 3-year LRP ~150bps Reported Sales growth headwind Annualizing public company stand-up costs and interest expense in 2025 Operating margin 20% to 21% Organic sales growth +1.0% to +2.0% With improvement during the

  87. Slide 87: LRP: Accelerate sales growth

    Phase 2 LRP: Multiple levers to drive growth Accelerate FY24-FY26 sales growth • Commercial excellence – talent, culture, structure, supporting functions • Existing NPI – cancel or keep and enhance • Execute on portfolio transformation FY27+ • Reload NPI – bias to growth drivers and increase Vitalit

  88. Slide 88: LRP: Expand operating margins

    Phase 2 LRP: Multiple levers to expand margins and offset Expand ~200bps of 3M COGS increase operating • Leverage accelerating sales growth margins • Programmatic savings through operational efficiencies in manufacturing and supply chain • Restructuring to drive improved commercial effectiveness in

  89. Slide 89: LRP: EPS growth

    Phase 2 LRP: Key drivers Key drivers EPS growth • Accelerate organic sales growth • Drive operating margin expansion • Optimize capital planning 10% CAGR 2025 Investor Day 89

  90. Slide 90: LRP: Improving free cash flow

    Phase 2 LRP: Multiple levers to improve free cash flow Improving • Sales acceleration and margin expansion free cash flow • Step-down of one-time separation costs conversion • Targeted working capital improvements • Efficiencies through operational, system and process improvements 2028 • While focus

  91. Slide 91: Long-range plan 2028 target metrics: 3-year outlook

    Phase 2 Long-range plan 2028 target metrics: 3-year outlook Based on 2025 fiscal year end; inclusive of announced portfolio transformation Additional considerations Organic sales growth +4% to +5% Focused on delivering: Operating margin 23% to 25% • Attractive ROIC 25% to 27% excluding ~200bps 3M CO

  92. Slide 92: Taking phased approach to execute our roadmap

    Taking phased approach to execute our roadmap Phase 1 Capture hearts and minds and stabilize the business Phase 2 Enhance strategic focus Phase 3 Portfolio optimization Portfolio optimization – P&F Divestiture Capital allocation strategy 2025 Investor Day 92

  93. Slide 93: Portfolio optimization: P&F divestiture for $4.1 billion

    Phase 3 Portfolio optimization: P&F divestiture for $4.1 billion Deal Signed Value-creating transaction February 25, 2025 Proceeds Expected impact on Financial metrics Expected Completion Estimated $3.4B in net proceeds Neutral to organic sales growth By end of 20251 Proceeds used primarily Expands

  94. Slide 94: Capital planning: optimize capital allocation strategy

    Phase 3 Capital planning: optimize capital allocation strategy Debt paydown Invest for growth Return capital to shareholders Net proceeds from P&F Free cash flow and debt Consistent with capital plan, and divestiture primarily used to pay paydown support: in light of tax considerations, P&F down deb

  95. Slide 95: Capital planning: invest for growth

    Phase 3 Capital planning: invest for growth P&F divestiture accelerates timeline to activate disciplined M&A Criteria for close to core, tuck-in M&A Strategic fit Financial impact Fulfills Solventum mission Accretive to sales growth and gross margin Large, growing markets Clear path to EPS growth Pa

  96. Slide 96: Solventum value creation formula

    Solventum value creation formula Attractive set up diverse businesses, attractive markets and strong brands Foundational + enhancements mission, talent, culture, innovation engine (commercial and R&D) market selection and growth drivers – enable sales growth, + Strategic clarity margin expansion and

  97. Slide 97: What you heard today

    What you heard today +4% to +5% revenue growth Attractive businesses, markets and brands 23% to 25% operating margin Enhanced mission, talent, culture and innovation engine 25% to 27% inclusive of ~200bps 3M COGS increase Clear strategy enables sales growth, margin expansion and cash flow improvemen

  98. Slide 98: 2025 Investor Day

    2025 Investor Day We never stop solving for you.

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