Stryker Corporation · NYSE:SYK
Stryker — Merger or Acquisition (November 2019)
24 slides from Stryker's merger presentation, Nov 6, 2019
Slide 1: Welcome!
Welcome! 1Welcome! 1
Slide 2: Stryker team
Stryker team Lorien Gallo Dr. Xavier Gordon Van Tim Scannell Spencer Stiles Mike Panos Vice President, HR Berling Ummersen President & Chief Group President North American Trauma & Global President Vice President & Operating Officer Orthopaedics & President Extremities Trauma & GM Extremities Spine
Slide 3: Tim Scannell, President & Chief Operating Officer
Tim Scannell President & Chief Operating OfficerTim Scannell President & Chief Operating Officer
Slide 4: Thank you
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Slide 5: Stryker
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Slide 6: Stryker mission and values
stryker Mission Together with our customers, we are driven to make healthcare better. Values Integrity Accountability People Performance Wedowhu'syght ‘Wedowhatwesay —— Wegrow talent We oliver
Slide 7: Spencer Stiles, Group President, Orthopaedics & Spine
Spencer Stiles Group President, Orthopaedics & SpineSpencer Stiles Group President, Orthopaedics & Spine
Slide 8: 75+ years of innovation
75+ years of innovation Wedge Turning Frame Cast Cutter 1937 1946 Dr. Homer H. Stryker Orthopaedic Surgeon and Inventor75+ years of innovation Wedge Turning Frame Cast Cutter 1937 1946 Dr. Homer H. Stryker Orthopaedic Surgeon and Inventor
Slide 9: Know more. Cut less. (Mako)
Know more. Cut less. Know how some things are simply better together? Like the knowledge that comes from a CT-based plan that captures each patient’s unique anatomy, and Mako’s AccuStop™ haptic technology, which helps you use this knowledge to precisely 1,2,3 and accurately cut what you’ve planned.
Slide 10: Financial results
Financial results $15 $14 $13.6 billion $13 Annual net sales globally in 2018 $12 $11 % 17.1 $10 CAGR in net sales over 39-year period $9 $8 39 $7 Straight years of sales growth $6 $5 $4 $3 $2 $1 $0 ‘79 ’18 BillionsFinancial results $15 $14 $13.6 billion $13 Annual net sales globally in 2018 $12 $11
Slide 11: Our company strategy
Our company strategy Drive market leading growth and achieve category leadership in MedSurg Equipment, Orthopaedics, and Neurotechnology/Spine Customer focus Innovation Globalization Cost transformation • Intense customer • Make healthcare better • Focus resources, investment • Drive operational eff
Slide 12: Committed to acquisitions
Committed to acquisitions Color key: Core business We continue to enhance our portfolio’s depth and Adjacency breadth with strategic mergers and acquisitions. Pending Synergetics Ivy Sports USA’s Neuro Medicine, Portfolio LLC Invuity, Inc. Patient Safety Vertebral Compression Concentric Technologies
Slide 13: Strategic synergies and scope
Strategic synergies and scope Category leadership and scale in shoulder, foot & ankle, and biologics Strong US and OUS presence Differentiated and complementary platform technologies Likeminded cultures 13Strategic synergies and scope Category leadership and scale in shoulder, foot & ankle, and biol
Slide 14: Gordon Van Ummersen, Vice President & GM, Extremities
Gordon Van Ummersen Vice President & GM, ExtremitiesGordon Van Ummersen Vice President & GM, Extremities
Slide 15: Trauma & Extremities
Trauma & Extremities Stryker’s Trauma & Extremities portfolio addresses the treatment of long and small bone fractures and reconstructive extremities solutions. Nailing Plating Shoulder External Fixation Foot & Ankle BiologicsTrauma & Extremities Stryker’s Trauma & Extremities portfolio addresses th
Slide 16: Depth and specialization
Depth and specialization Orthopaedics Medical and surgical equipment Neurotechnology and spine Sports Medicine Hips Knees Robotic-Arm Power Tools and Advanced Minimally Invasive Craniomaxillofacial Interventional ENT Assisted Surgical Equipment Guidance and Open Surgical Spine Technology Technologie
Slide 17: Mike Panos, North American President, Trauma & Extremities
Mike Panos North American President, Trauma & ExtremitiesMike Panos North American President, Trauma & Extremities
Slide 18: Positioned for global growth
Positioned for global growth Team of 35,000+ employees worldwidePositioned for global growth Team of 35,000+ employees worldwide
Slide 19: What makes our workplace special?
What makes our workplace special? Stryker is a great place to work because … we improve people’s lives. Customers and patients are at the heart of everything we do. Our work transforms people’s lives every day. We deliver quality products that make life better for everyone who counts on us. we own o
Slide 20: Global recognition
Global recognition A few of our most recent honors › Best Workplaces in › Best Workplaces in Japan Australia › Best Workplaces in Korea › Best Workplaces in Brazil: › Best Workplace in Mexico: Multinational Micro Multinational › Best Workplaces in › Best Multinational Workplaces: Canada Netherlands
Slide 21: Thank you
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Slide 22: Forward-looking statements
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Slide 23: Additional information and where to find it
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Slide 24: Participants in the solicitation
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