Diasorin S.p.a. · MIL:DIA

Diasorin — Investor Day (December 2021)

87 slides from Diasorin's investor day presentation, Dec 17, 2021

  1. Slide 1: Investor Day

    INVESTOR DAY ~~ Milan - December 17, 2021 NY

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    DISCLAIMER In General. This disclaimer applies to this presentation and any oral comments of any person presenting it. This document, taken together with any such oral comments, is referred to herein as the “Presentation”. This Presentation has been prepared by DiaSorin S.p.A. ("DiaSorin” or the “Co

  3. Slide 3: Forward-Looking Statements

    FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS This document contains forward-looking statements that are based on current expectations, estimates, forecasts and projections about the industries in which DiaSorin operates and the beliefs and assumptions of the management of DiaSorin. In addition, the management of DiaS

  4. Slide 4: Forward-Looking Statements

    FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS Any forward-looking statements contained in this document speak only as of the date of this document and DiaSorin disclaim any obligation to update or revise publicly forward- looking statements. Further information concerning the Group and its business, including factors

  5. Slide 5: Agenda

    SEC TIN 1 GROUP OVERVIEW "WE WALK THE TALK" STRATEGIC SETTING SECTION D D IMMUNODIAGNOSTICS MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS LICENSED TECHNOLOGIES SECTION 8 1H) FINANCIAL OUTLOOK

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  7. Slide 7: Who We Are

    WHO WE ARE DIASORIN IS A GROUP COMMITTED TO DEVELOPING PRODUCTS THAT) REQUIRE COMPLEX TECHNOLOGIES AND HIGH-RISK RESEARCH. WITH THE ACQUISITION OF LUMINEX, WE ARE NOW A LEADER IN A WIDER SPECTRUM OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES: IN OTHER WORDS, WE NOW ARE SPECIALIST?

  8. Slide 8: The New DiaSorin After Luminex Acquisition

    THE NEW DIASORIN AFTER LUMINEX ACQUISITION OUR BUSINESS BY OUR BUSINESS BY GEOGRAPHY TECHNOLOGY* OUR PEOPLE Europe Direct 35% Molecular Diagnostics 36% Row 16% Immunodiagnostics 50% 53% y NORTH AMERICA North America Direct Licensed Technologies _ . SA nore BROADER PRESENCE IN NORTH AMERICA, WITH A S

  9. Slide 9: Main Business Achievements (1/2)

    MAIN BUSINESS ACHIEVEMENTS (1/2) TARGETS PRODUCTS LAUNCHED Value Based Care Launch and increase in ) @ QFT LYMEDETECT @ QFTLTB (VBC) the adoption of VBC tests MEMED BV = CALPROTECTIN a a i 30 NEW PRODUCTS New Immunodiagnostic & Strengthen DiaSorin Molecular Diagnostic specialty positioning tests ~ &

  10. Slide 10: Main Business Achievements (2/2)

    Decentralization Trend China Manufacturing M&A and Partnerships MAIN BUSINESS ACHIEVEMENTS (2/2) TARGETS PROGRAMS LAUNCHED / UNDER DEVELOPMENT i=) 4 £ LIAJSON'>< ee LAson iQ @ LIAJSON IVES Full-steam launch following Under Development 2 approval of key tests LIAISON® XS + POC PLATFORMS OPENING OF NE

  11. Slide 11: Decentralization vs. Consolidation

    DECENTRALIZATION VS. CONSOLIDATION TRENDS: A QUICK REMINDER ( RESHAPING THE LABORATORY CONSOLIDATION SPACE AND THE IVD INDUSTRY DECENTRALIZATION Need for better performance of routine Need for higher efficiency in patient laboratory services Mp management 208 ) ° ° ° ahs dhs } OPPOSITE FORCES ARE (S

  12. Slide 12: The Decentralization Trend Accelerated

    THE DECENTRALIZATION TREND ACCELERATED The importance of Healthcare decentralization leads to additional funding for decentralized hospital locations. 2 examples: IO : ae : "RECOVERY AND RESILIENCE FACILITY FOR ITALY” | - Funding proximity healthcare services (Mission 6) Roadblocks to performing dia

  13. Slide 13: What Did the Pandemic Mean for IVD Companies: Key Trends

    WHAT DID THE PANDEMIC MEAN FOR IVD COMPANIES: KEY TRENDS INCREASED PUBLIC DECENTRALIZATION AWARENESS OF SPECIALTIES * Central role of diagnostic testing had an impact on * Need for COVID diagnostic tools has brought specialty patients’ and governments’ perceptions testing to smaller-size labs * High

  14. Slide 14: Business Opportunity: Impact of the Pandemic in Our Key Regions

    BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Ey er IMPACT OF THE PANDEMIC IN OUR KEY REGIONS eo Emergency Funding with 2 major goals: 1.to increase testing capacity in order to meet demand 2.to develop new technologies (e.g. RADX® initiative) FDA empowered to bring new assays to the market more efficiently (e.g. MeMed) GRO

  15. Slide 15: Impact on the Healthcare Systems: The Cost of COVID Testing

    IMPACT ON THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS: THE COST OF COVID TESTING 2021E IVD MARKET 2 MAJOR REVENUE ~100 $/BN CONTRIBUTORS +40% VS. PRE-PANDEMIC COVID ANTIGEN AND RAPID TESTS (POINT-OF-CARE) 40% iY) S> 65% 35% oy (oR) ex-COVID COVID - related G09 ay eres oon COVID MOLECULAR TESTS (PCR) IN THE LAST 12 MONTH

  16. Slide 16: The Cost of COVID-19 Treatment Including Testing

    THE COST OF COVID-19 TREATMENT INCLUDING TESTING % of GDP 18.0 13.5 9.0 45 SS Shs sss PS $9 888 88 ESF FESS Eo 388 88 48 3 8 2 OES oe 8 we ceeee: & £% 8s EA AGTESE EEE GPE EF AGT FE? f oe ° “ . é é pe ° § 3 . e ™ 2019 M 2020 WE WALK THE TALK HEALTHCARE EXPENDITURE AS A SHARE OF GDP, 2019 (OR NEAREST

  17. Slide 17: COVID-19 Costs in the U.S. Healthcare System and Impact on Private Hospitals

    COVID-19 COSTS IN THE U.S. HEALTHCARE SYSTEM AND IMPACT ON PRIVATE HOSPITALS ESTIMATED IMPACT ON @ ESTIMATED IMPACT ON ii, TW U.S. HEALTHCARE SYSTEM! 2? : U.S. PRIVATE HOSPITALS2 Annual impact from behavioral a . =» A renAnnit 8 . 1 % March 2020 probability of default for U.S. Hospitals +20% / +30%

  18. Slide 18: How Should Diagnostic Companies Address These New Challenges

    HOW SHOULD DIAGNOSTIC COMPANIES ADDRESS THESE NEW CHALLENGES DIAGNOSTIC PLAYERS WILL BE REQUIRED TO SHIFT AND ADAPT THEIR APPROACH IN ORDER TO ADDRESS THE CHALLENGES AND CHANGES THAT ARE EMERGING WITHIN THE HEALTHCARE SPACE ofe CONSOLIDATION TREND ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL | ss INTELLIGENCE Platforms with

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  20. Slide 20: Key Technologies Overview

    KEY TECHNOLOGIES OVERVIEW SPECIALIST? } | A 7 DiaSorin DiaSorin) ZL amninex. Luminex. IMMUNODIAGNOSTICS MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS LICENSED TECHNOLOGIES

  21. Slide 21: Immunodiagnostics

    IMMUNODIAGNOSTICS

  22. Slide 22: Keep Focusing on Specialties

    KEEP FOCUSING ON SPECIALTIES HIGH-ROUTINE TESTS SPECIALTY TESTS 2019 TODAY 42 76 46 85 +4 Respiratory Diseases CLINICAL AREAS Gastro Intestinal Health Inflammation biomarkers - Disease severity Transplant Monitoring Endocrinology Paediatric Infectious Diseases IMMUNODIAGNosTICS MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS

  23. Slide 23: LIAISON MeMed BV

    LIAISON® MeMed BV MOLECULAR DIAGNosTICS ===————S—SSCLICENSED TECHNOLOGIES

  24. Slide 24: DiaSorin Investor Meeting (Dec 17th 2021)

    The Host Response Company DiaSorin Investor Meeting (Dec 17th 2021) Dr Eran Eden, Co-founder & CEO, MeMed

  25. Slide 25: MeMed at a Glance

    MeMed at a Glance Headquarters: Landmark FDA clearance Haifa, Israel | Boston, USA Funding & grants >$200M The leader in the emerging field of From leading investors, insurers, Advanced Host-Response Technologies | Confidential US DoD and EU Commission MeMed, Proprietary and Confidential Information

  26. Slide 26: The body's immune system is built to communicate

    The body s immune system is built to communicate what s going on. Our mission is to listen. | Confidential MeMed, Proprietary and Confidential Information. This document and its content may not be reproduced, disclosed or passed on to third parties except with the explicit prior consent of MeMed

  27. Slide 27: We started by tackling fever

    We started by tackling fever. which leads to some of the biggest healthcare challenges of our time | Confidential MeMed, Proprietary and Confidential Information. This document and its content may not be reproduced, disclosed or passed on to third parties except with the explicit prior consent of Me

  28. Slide 28: Dilemma #1: Bacterial or viral infection?

    Dilemma #1: Bacterial or viral infection? 30-50% antibiotic overuse rates1 4 20% antibiotic underuse rates5-7 $1 Trillion GDP Loss by 2030 due to resistant bacteria8 | Confidential 1. Davey, P. et al. Emerg Infect Dis (2006); 2. Linder, J.et al. JAMA (2001); 3. Cadieux, G et al. CMAJ (2007); 4. Pulc

  29. Slide 29: Conventional tests are important but insufficient

    Conventional tests are important but insufficient to effectively aid patient management Prolonged Time Inaccessible Often, Undetected bacterial To Results infection sites no pathogens co-infections are detected | Confidential MeMed, Proprietary and Confidential Information. This document and its con

  30. Slide 30: The vision

    The vision A few minutes Small blood volume Decoding fever and more | Confidential MeMed, Proprietary and Confidential Information. This document and its content may not be reproduced, disclosed or passed on to third parties except with the explicit prior consent of MeMed

  31. Slide 31: The paradigm: decoding the body's immune response

    The paradigm: decoding the body s immune response | Confidential Bacterial immune response Viral immune response MeMed, Proprietary and Confidential Information. This document and its content may not be reproduced, disclosed or passed on to third parties except with the explicit prior consent of MeM

  32. Slide 32: MeMed BV uses machine learning to integrate three host proteins

    MeMed BV® uses machine learning to computationally integrate three host proteins (TRAIL, IP-10, CRP) in minutes Ghrelin G-CSF GM-CSF Machine Learning MeMed BV ® TREM-1 sTNFR1 Gro- / MCP-1 Bacterial TNF TRAIL infection CRP IL-6 Monocytes Leptin IL-10 Neutrophils IFN- IL-8 Endothelium OPN VEGF permeab

  33. Slide 33: BV high performance independently confirmed in blinded validation

    BV® high performance independently confirmed in unprecedented blinded validation and real-world evidence of >20,000 patients 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 98% 93% 90% 92% 91% 94% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% | Confidential Curiosity Opportunity Pathfinder Rosetta AutoPilot Observer Discovery & 1st External 2nd Ext

  34. Slide 34: Landmark FDA Clearance

    Landmark FDA Clearance of 1st Technology to Aid in Distinguishing between Bacterial and Viral Infections Using the Body s Immune Response

  35. Slide 35: Indications

    Indications Differential diagnosis Bacterial VS Viral infection Children Suspected acute EDs, Urgent Cares, Can complement direct viral (>3 months) infections and samples detection tests by & adults (LRTI, FWS, URTI, systemic collected at identifying bacterial-viral infections etc.) hospital admissi

  36. Slide 36: MeMed BV is measured on MeMed Key

    MeMed BV® is measured on MeMed Key® - enabling central lab precision at the point of need. | Confidential MeMed, Proprietary and Confidential Information. This document and its content may not be reproduced, disclosed or passed on to third parties except with the explicit prior consent of MeMed

  37. Slide 37: Diasorin and MeMed partnership

    Diasorin and MeMed partnership - unique complementary capabilities | Confidential MeMed, Proprietary and Confidential Information. This document and its content may not be reproduced, disclosed or passed on to third parties except with the explicit prior consent of MeMed

  38. Slide 38: MeMed BV on Liaison receives CE-Mark

    MeMed BV® on Liaison® receives CE-Mark (Nov 2021) | Confidential MeMed, Proprietary and Confidential Information. This document and its content may not be reproduced, disclosed or passed on to third parties except with the explicit prior consent of MeMed

  39. Slide 39: Targeting >$11B market opportunity

    Targeting >$11B market opportunity United States EDs and Hospitals: 35M cases USA Global Number of visits $5.3 $11.1 seeking medical Urgent Care: assistance 55M cases Billion Billion 250M Physician office: cases 156M cases Retail Clinics: Potential future upside 5M cases (not included in the estimat

  40. Slide 40: Impacting patient outcome and health economics

    Impacting patient outcome and health economics Reducing Improved clinical accuracy uncertainty Informed Affecting Patient Shorter patient Improving Outcomes time to mgmt. Management Course diagnosis decisions Better Saving patient hospital experience costs1 | Confidential 1 Source: Schneider et al.

  41. Slide 41: The Host Response Company

    The Host Response Company The immune system is built to communicate what s going on. Our mission is to listen.

  42. Slide 42: DiaSorin and QIAGEN

    DiaSorin ossss QIAGEN IMMUNODIAGNosTICS MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS LICENSED TECHNOLOGIES

  43. Slide 43: LIAISON QuantiFERON Franchise

    LIAISON® QUANTIFERON® FRANCHISE QIAGEN POTENTIAL NEW APPLICATIONS IN THE FUTURE LATENT TUBERCULOSIS patil HES IHOLECULARIDIAGNOSTICS (icenseb TECHNOLOGIES

  44. Slide 44: Latent Tuberculosis Update

    LATENT TUBERCULOSIS UPDATE SUCCESS OF THE PROGRAM PROGRAM ALMOST COMPLETED IMMUNODIAGNosTICS > 480 existing customers MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS PROGRAM IN PROGRESS ait st > 150 existing customers over an estimated Total Addressable Market of 500+ accounts + Hospitals strategy through LIAISON® XS LICENSE

  45. Slide 45: LIAISON LymeDetect

    LIAISON® LYMEDETECT® ale) @) Figs QIAGEN QUANTIFERON TECHNOLOGY AND DIASORIN SEROLOGY TESTING COMBINED TO PROVIDE INCREASED SENSITIVITY IN ACUTE INFECTION DRIVING ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY DECISION Lyme IgG Lyme IgM Lyme QFT IMMUNODIAGNosTICS MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS LICENSED TECHNOLOGIES

  46. Slide 46: LIAISON LymeDetect Program Status

    LIAISON® LYMEDETECT® PROGRAM STATUS FROM 2024 FULL COMMERCIAL IMPACT PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT REIMBURSEMENT DEMAND GENERATION + Digital patient & GP education program + Healthcare economic model development ONGOING “littl 7 * Clinical studies to support reimbursement 1 . Hi ACTIVITIES ertreteim ' On hold

  47. Slide 47: LIAISON IQ

    LIAISON® IQ MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS LICENSED TECHNOLOGIES

  48. Slide 48: Pharmacy Markets in USA and Italy

    PHARMACY MARKETS IN USA AND ITALY ARE SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT... O third of the total stores!) Regulatory framework is established Regulatory framework in evolution. COVID pandemic accelerated the process + CLIAwaived pharmacies can run IVD (both Molecular and Immuno) : + Capillary blood tests (fing

  49. Slide 49: The Role of Pharmacists in Diagnostics Delivery

    ..SO IS THE ROLE OF PHARMACISTS IN DIAGNOSTICS DELIVERY MARKET OPPORTUNITY ~20,000 pharmacies Pharmacists can leverage diagnostics to: O 1/3 in rural setting prhenelehenmaciste * Effectively prescribe OTC supplements to support have a key role in the oman P the monitoring of some chronic conditions.

  50. Slide 50: LIAISON XS Program Reloaded

    LIAISON® XS PROGRAM RELOADED psf

  51. Slide 51: LIAISON XS Program Reloaded: Hospitals Strategy in the U.S.

    LIAISON® XS PROGRAM RELOADED: HOSPITALS STRATEGY IN THE U.S. ~700 EXISTING NEW LUMINEX CUSTOMERS ' cuSTOMERS e Luminex. TOTAL ADDRESSABLE MARKET ~1,200 HOSPITALS POTENTIAL PRODUCTS' PIPELINE *& QrT yk) MeMep BV ye GI PANEL tee GRowTH ke FERTILITY Latent TB, Lyme Total, G & M Calpro, Elastase, H.pylo

  52. Slide 52: LIAISON XXL

    LIAISON® XXL a JODIAGNOSTICS MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS LICENSED TECHNOLOGIES

  53. Slide 53: Mid-to-Large Volumes

    MID-TO-LARGE VOLUMES CUSTOMERS HIGH VOLUME CUSTOMERS / BIG COMMERCIAL LABS LIAISON® CURRENT SITUATION WITH LIAISON® XL ~70% of existing DiaSorin installed base is placed stand-alone (single instrument) LIAISON® XL ~30% of existing DiaSorin installed base is placed with multiple placements XXL POTENT

  54. Slide 54: Approach to Consolidation and Decentralization Trend

    APPROACH TO CONSOLIDATION AND DECENTRALIZATION TREND LIAISON’ |Q LIAISON 5< LIAJSON’X< ~—LIAJSON"2¢ LIAJSON"><2< LAS LOW-MEDIUM THROUGHPUT MEDIUM-HIGH THROUGHPUT VERY HIGH THROUGHPUT Expansion in Migration from LIAISON® Strengthening of existing installed Large Labs requiring more efficient Point-Of

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  56. Slide 56: Testing Needs Served by Different Molecular Diagnostic Technologies

    TESTING NEEDS SERVED BY DIFFERENT MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTIC TECHNOLOGIES Identify pathogen confirming existing clinical suspicion Single target determination through single/low plex technology technology Multiple-target determination through multiplex Identify pathogen in absence of clear clinical suspic

  57. Slide 57: Market Trends

    MARKET TRENDS Mature market (low-single digits growth ex-COVID) with a wide spectrum of platforms (from single to high-throughput) Clear distinction between high-throughput application (e.g. HIV, HCV, etc.) and specialty testing Pandemic pushing decentralized testing needs Pandemic increasing adopti

  58. Slide 58: Molecular Diagnostics Offer

    MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS OFFER LIAISON® MDX we Respiratory Infections : 12 KITS MEDIUM ] Small Panels/Single Analyt Hospryars Vector le Analyte : ~ 400 €/min of 2021 Borne \ (Specific Tests) : “a pro-forma* revenues 1kIT . Real-Time PCR Be : ‘ ’ 7 SINGLE / LOW eal-Time [Ika a PLATFORMS ~ 2,700 forieol

  59. Slide 59: LIAISON MDX Plus

    LIAISON® MDX PLUS DiaSorin

  60. Slide 60: Launch of LIAISON MDX Plus

    LAUNCH OF LIAISON® MDX PLUS Gg | g Infections Meningo- - Encephalitis MEDIUM \ HOSPITALS Women’s Health ' SINGLE / LOW | PLEX TESTS, } Neonatal SMALL Testing COMMUNITY HOSPITALS LIAISON® MDX Plus Hospital Acquired COMMERCIAL LABS Infections : a “+. Genetics Transplant Vector ne oe Cystic Fibrosis Bo

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  62. Slide 62: LIAISON NES

    LIAISON® NES DiaSorin

  63. Slide 63: LIAISON NES

    LIAISON® NES WIDE MENU AVAILABLE ON A RELIABLE, EASY-TO-USE AND PROFESSIONAL POINT-OF-CARE PLATFORM, FITTING WITH THE DECENTRALIZED SETTING'S NEEDS Main Target Clients/Channel [5 PHYSICIANS 7 | PHARMACY Cloud connection and streamlined data transfer Technology on par with the laboratory offerings HO

  64. Slide 64: Point of Care Benefits

    POINT OF CARE BENEFITS | Reduced clinic visits Earlier discharge Less admissions Prompt treatment prescription Reduced staff, equipment Lower out-of-pocket Lower send out Lower Insurance payouts Customer outreach Rural population Mobile testing Disaster sites, emergency calls, military sites, etc.

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  66. Slide 66: Molecular Diagnostics Offer

    MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS OFFER LTIPLEX TECHNOLO ep Medium/Large Panels = = Semi-Automated ———~_— Multiplex PCR (Syndromic) VERIGENE® Infections Bloodstream ~ 100 €/min of 2021 \ pro-forma* revenues PLATFORMS J ~ 1,100 ee installed platforms Multiplex PCR DNA Tags Genetics/cystic . xMAP® Microspheres. F

  67. Slide 67: LIAISON PLEX

    LIAISON® PLEX DiaSorin IMMUNODIAGNOSTICS LICENSED TECHNOLOGIES

  68. Slide 68: Launch of LIAISON PLEX

    LAUNCH OF LIAISON® PLEX VERIGENE® Respiratory g Infections Bloodstream cNS Infections \ vA (Meningitis) ‘MULTIPLEX| HOSPITAL / REFERENCE PANELS | cape ON CLINICAL LABS . . Genetics/Cystic : . a 100/200 aw mee Fibrosis Gastro-Intestinal .

  69. Slide 69: VERIGENE

    VERIGENE NONSHRENEETICS TeETESINOIOSES

  70. Slide 70: Flex the Plex

    FLEX THE PLEX Users choose Full Panel or Flex Testing, unmasking additional results with Flex Credits Flex customers view fewer targets at a reduced cost, but can unmask additional results as needed using Flex Credits Customers pay only for tests selected System can scale up for Low, Mid or High-vol

  71. Slide 71: Approach to Consolidation and Decentralization Trend

    APPROACH TO CONSOLIDATION AND DECENTRALIZATION TREND LIAISON’ NES LIAJSON’ MDX + LIAJSON’ Plex [ - Menu expansion & Expansion in Point-of-Care instrument enhancement Expansion in Syndromic ° oO, § 50 Oe DECENTRALIZED SETTING LOW-MID VOLUME HIGH VOLUME ofe ryt

  72. Slide 72: Licensed Technologies

    q LICENSED TECHNOLOGIES |

  73. Slide 73: Licensed Technologies Overview

    LICENSED TECHNOLOGIES OVERVIEW " x¥MAP® Flow Cytometry LICENSED TECHNOLOGIES (LT) ~80% of LT business ~20% of LT business TNUONSHRENETES TEU ENSETES

  74. Slide 74: Licensed Technologies: Deep Dive on xMAP Technology Market

    LICENSED TECHNOLOGIES: DEEP DIVE ON xMAP® TECHNOLOGY MARKET 25+ YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN MULTIPLEXING WITH THE LUMINEX xMAP® VERSATILE MICROSPHERES > FBR 2s +Immunodiagnostic + Transplant Diagnostic Protein > ca) RESEARCH / ACADEMIA + Vaccine Development + Drug Discovery + Cancer Research IMMUNODIAGNO

  75. Slide 75: xMAP Technology: Partnership Opportunities

    XMAP® TECHNOLOGY: PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES . ¢ . , . ) ~ EXISTING LONG-TERM PARTNERSHIPS... ..AND ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES +80+ Partners investing in the technology +Long-term contractual partnerships «New Business Development -Opportunities in large markets XMAP® TECHNOLOGY: INNOVATION AT THE EDGE

  76. Slide 76: Licensed Technologies: The xMAP INTELLIFLEX Platform

    LICENSED TECHNOLOGIES: THE xMAP INTELLIFLEX® PLATFORM RELIABLE, SENSITIVE RESULTS CUSTOMIZATION AND FLEXIBILITY MAXIMUM DATA/ANSWERS 500 ANALYTES PER WELL; UP TO 2 PARAMETERS PER ANALYTE NO OTHER MULTIPLEX PLATFORM COMBINES LOW- AND HIGH-PLEX CAPABILITIES, QUICK TIME TO RELIABLE RESULTS, AND THE ABI

  77. Slide 77: Licensed Technologies

    TNUONSHRENETES TEU ENSETES

  78. Slide 78: Licensed Technologies: Deep Dive on Flow Cytometry

    LICENSED TECHNOLOGIES: DEEP DIVE ON FLOW CYTOMETRY >10,000 INSTRUMENT PLACEMENTS. THOUSANDS OF PUBLICATIONS ON THE TECHNOLOGY ) BROADEST SPECTRUM OF FLOW CYTOMETRY SOLUTIONS ¥ Intuitive ¥ Innovative v Flexible IMAGE-BASED FLOW CYTOMETRY ® KEY NEXT OPPORTUNITIES =e ImageStreamx® Mk I Amnis FlowSight®

  79. Slide 79: Financial Outlook

  80. Slide 80: 2022 Outlook & 2025 Guidance: Total Sales

    2022 OUTLOOK & 2025 GUIDANCE @CER*: TOTAL SALES | ~ 1,500 SPECIAL PROGRAMS: ~€/MLN 150 CONTRIBUTION @ 2025 [li susiness ex covin Hi cow’ [— LIAISON® NES |—— LIAISON® LymeDetect '— LIAISON® MeMed BV® Data in €/min 2021 2022 2025 FINANCIAL OUTLOOK moc al Indicative graphic only, not to scale

  81. Slide 81: 2022 Outlook & 2025 Guidance: Sales by Technology

    2022 OUTLOOK & 2025 GUIDANCE @CER*: SALES BY TECHNOLOGY | ~-2% | CAGR ~ +7% —- ~ 1,500 EL immunodiagnostics Hh Motecutar Diagnostics EE Licensed technologies IB cov’ Data in €/mIn 2021 2022 2025 FINANCIAL OUTLOOK na 1850 Indicative graphic only, not to scale

  82. Slide 82: 2022 Outlook & 2025 Guidance: Sales by Geography

    2022 OUTLOOK & 2025 GUIDANCE @CER*: SALES BY GEOGRAPHY | ~-2% | CAGR ~ +7% —- ~ 1,500 EEE north america Direct HBB europe Direct LBB Rest of the World TB covio' Data in €/min 2021 2022 2025 FINANCIAL OUTLOOK ar 3620 Indicative graphic only, not to scale

  83. Slide 83: Revenues Comparison: 2019 Actual - 2025 Guidance

    REVENUES COMPARISON: 2019 ACTUAL - 2025 GUIDANCE @CER* > x= gm - . < @ 44% Europe Direct @ 30% Europe Direct S 2019A { @ 29% North America Direct @ 49% North America Direct 2025¢ ° © 27% ROW @ 18% Row o K @ 3% COVID' ° ‘ > ao > 0 ° , 1 a © 57% Immunodiagnostics s @ 91% Immunodiagnostics @ 23% Molecu

  84. Slide 84: Group Synergies After Luminex Acquisition

    GROUP SYNERGIES AFTER LUMINEX ACQUISITION @CER* MAIN DRIVERS OF COST SYNERGIES: Platform Consolidation Geographic Footprint Rationalization Operations and Supply Chain Optimization Organization Integration and Right-Sizing MAIN DRIVERS OF REVENUE SYNERGIES: U.S. Hospital Cross-Selling Leveraging Dia

  85. Slide 85: 2022 Outlook & 2025 Guidance: Adjusted EBITDA Margin

    2022 OUTLOOK & 2025 GUIDANCE @CER* ADJUSTED EBITDA** MARGIN + High operating leverage driven + Gross Margin dilution due to product mix + Gross Margin improvement partially by COVID volumes « Reduction of COVID Volumes spp lower offset by royalties on partnership sperating leverage products and prod

  86. Slide 86: Net Debt/Adjusted EBITDA

    NET DEBT/ADJUSTED EBITDA* @CER** ~2.1X ~1.9X ~0.5X EB net vebt BB gj. esrroa* : 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 FINANCIAL OUTLOOK Indicative graphic only, not to scale

  87. Slide 87: 2022 Outlook & 2025 Guidance

    2022 OUTLOOK & 2025 GUIDANCE @CER* 2021e 2022e 2025e Notes 22-25 CAGR Revenues ~€ 1,230 min ~€ 1,210 min ~€ 1,500 min ~ +7% with Covid ~ +10% ex Covid Adjusted EBITDA** margin ~43% ~35% ~38% 22:25 Ad. EBITDA™ CAGR Free Cash Flow ~€ 300 min Cumulative 22-25: ~€ 1,100 min Cumulative 22,28 Capex: Net D

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