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CARNEGIE NORDIC HEALTHCARE SEMINAR 2019-03-06 Thomas Axelsson, CEO 1

CARNEGIE NORDIC HEALTHCARE SEMINAR 2019-03-06 · Rubicon-Takara* VeriSeq PGS library prep VeriSeq PGS Index Adapters MiSeq v3 SBS Cartridge MiSeq PR2 Buffer MiSeq Flowcell Validated

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  • CARNEGIE NORDIC HEALTHCARE SEMINAR

    2019-03-06

    Thomas Axelsson, CEO

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  • LEADING COMPANY IN MEDICAL DEVICES FOR ASSISTED REPRODUCTION

    2 * Rolling 12 months

    A Swedish company

    Founded in 1994

    Approx 390 employees

    Sales 1 151 MSEK*

    98% on export

    Listed on NASDAQ Stockholm Large Cap

  • 10–15 % OF ALL COUPLES IN FERTILE AGE SUFFER FROM FERTILITY PROBLEMS

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  • Hormone stimulation to increase the number of retrievable eggs

    HORMONETREATMENT

    THE IVF-PROCESS – VITROLIFE PRODUCTS

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  • SUCCESS RATE ”STEP BY STEP”

    5 2015 Assisted Reproductive Technology, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Divison of Reproductive Health

    Outcomes of ART Cycles Using Fresh Nondonor Eggs or Embryos

  • AGE IS A CRITICAL FACTOR FOR SUCCESS

    6 2015 Assisted Reproductive Technology, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Divison of Reproductive Health

    Day 3 and Day 5 embryo transfers that resulted in live births by age

    Percentages of ART cycles that resulted in miscarriage by age

  • PRE-IMPLANTATION GENETIC TESTING

    PGT-a (aneuploidy)- previously named PGS (Screening)

    Testing whether the embryos are euploid (all 46 chromosomes)

    Aiding clinicians in order to choose which embryo to transfer

    PGT-m (monogenic)- previously named PGD (Diagnosis)

    Testing to avoid that a certain mutation (altered gene) is inherited to child

    Note: New applications, such as PGT-sr, looking at chromosomal rearrangements and PGT-p, looking at diseases caused by a large number of genes are emerging

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  • PGT-A WILL MATTER – MAINLY FOR OLDER PATIENTS

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    Percentage of euploid or normal embryos by age Miscarriage rate by maternal age

  • INVESTMENT IN PRE-IMPLANTATION GENETIC TESTING (PGT)

    Licensing and commercialization agreement with Illumina Inc.

    Distribution of PGT kits in EMEA and Americas started early 2019. Option in Asia/Pacific

    PGT aids IVF clinics to avoid aneuploidembryos (abnormal number of chromosomes)

    Vitrolife will be able to offer both PGT technologies and time-lapse

    Vitrolife will develop new generationPGT products

    Upfront payment of 13 MUSD. Accretive to revenue 2019 of approx 10% and EBITDAof 3-5%

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  • VERISEQ – OUR NEW OFFER IN PGT-A

    Amplification Library Prep Sequencing Software

    SurePlex WGA VeriSeq PGS BlueFuse Multi

    OEM kit from Rubicon-Takara*

    VeriSeq PGSlibrary prep

    VeriSeq PGSIndex Adapters

    MiSeq v3SBS Cartridge

    MiSeq PR2 Buffer

    MiSeq Flowcell

    Validated algorithms to call embryo status

    Clear visualization of genome

    Automated reports

    Note: Products are for research use only

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  • IMPROVED OUTCOMES USING TIME-LAPSE

    Frequently captured images of an embryo result in a video showing the development

    IMPROVED implantation rate 1-4 REDUCED pregnancy loss1, 5, 6 SHORTENED time to pregnancy 1

    1. Rubio et al (2014);Fertil Steril 102 (5):1287-1294 e1285. 2. Meseguer et al (2012); Fertil Steril 98 (6):1481-1489 e1410. 3. Kovacs et al (2013);Fertil Steril2013;100(3):S90. 4. Siristatidis (2015); J Assist Reprod Genet 5. Barrie et al (2013); Fertil Steril 100 (3):S248 6. Vitrolife metaanalysis of Kahraman et al (2013); J Reprod Stem Cell Biotechnol;3:55-61, Kovacs et al (2013) and Rubio et al (2014. )

    Artificial intelligence/deep learning algorithms tocreate automated objective embryo assessment tools

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  • EXPECTED SYNERGIES BETWEEN GENOMICS AND MORPHOLOGY

    Non-invasive PGT is yielding promising results - and could prove to offer advantages compared to trophectoderm biopsy

    Combining information from morphology and morphokinetics(time-lapse) could provide superior information when choosing what embryo to transplant

    Deep learning / AI algorithms could improve bioinformatics to interpret sequencing data

    Our leading position in time-lapse is an important asset in addressing these opportunities

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  • PRODUCTS AND SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS TO ALLOW SHORTERTIME TO PREGNANCY

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    Time-lapse

    Genetics Embryo selection Successful result

  • Our goal is to be the leading provider of solutions that reduce the time to achieve a healthy baby and improve

    workflow efficiency and control for IVF clinics

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    TREATMENTS & TECHNOLOGY THAT ARE INCREASING

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    Time-lapse Pre-implantation genetic testing Cryo-preservation

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    AGING EGGS AND CHROMOSOME ISSUES

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    REASONS THAT EGG FREEZING WOMEN CHOSE TO DELAYCHILDBEARING

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    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    Lack of partner Professionalreasons

    Financial reasons Too large of acommitment

    Other

    Source: ”What do reproductive age women who undergo oocyte cryopreservation think about the process as a meansto preserve fertility?” Fertility and Sterility

    88%

    24%15% 15%

    8%

    %

  • SUMMARY Q4 AND YTD

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    Q4: Sales of 320 MSEK (271) equals +18% in SEK Sales increased by 12% in local currency EBITDA of 135 MSEK (42% margin) Licensing and commercialization agreement with

    Illumina Inc., regarding genetic testing

    YTD: Sales of 1 151 MSEK (1 046) equals +10% in SEK Sales increased by 5% in local currency EBITDA of 479 MSEK (42% margin) Market approval for ES+ in the US and ES in China

  • SALES AND GROWTH PER MARKET REGION

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    Total +12%

    Q4 GROWTH RATE COMPARED TO LAST YEAR IN LOCALCURRENCIES

    SHARE OF VITROLIFE’S SALESROLLING 12-MONTHS 15%

    +29%

    26%44%

    * Whereof organic growth +12 percent

    15%

    +7% -13%+33%

  • SALES AND GROWTH PER BUSINESS UNIT

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    +10%

    +32%

    +14%TIME-LAPSE

    DISPOSABLE DEVICES

    MEDIA

    ART EQUIPMENT

    Quarterly growthLocal currencies

    SEK millions, rolling 12m

    500 519 536 543 545 543 562 584606

    139 142 148150 148 151 149 153

    167160178 209

    233 254 271 267282 29739

    5678 80

    78 80 6561

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    200

    400

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    Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

    2016 2017

    -19%

    2018

  • KEY FINANCIALS GROUP Q4

    2018 Q4

    2017 Q4

    2018 FY

    2017 FY

    Sales, MSEK 320 271 1 151 1 046

    Gross Margin % 67% 64% 66% 65%

    Adj. Gross Margin %* 70% 68% 70% 69%

    EBITDA, MSEK 135 103 479 408

    EBITDA Margin % 42% 38% 42% 39%

    Earnings per share, SEK** 0.77 0.63 2.85 2.43

    Net Debt / EBITDA rolling 12m -1.0 -1.0 -1.0 -1.0

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    • Fluctuations in exchange rates positively impacted EBITDA by 11 MSEK.• EBITDA margin was positively impacted by increased sales, currency and good cost control.

    * Gross margin excluding amortisation of acquisition-related intangible assets** Recalculated with regard to the 5:1 share split carried out in May 2018.

  • SUMMARY

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    Broaden the product portfolio

    Time-lapse & genomics can give better clinical results

    Technology and treatments that are growing

    Good growth and high profitability

  • THE SHARE

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    • Listed on NASDAQ Stockholm Large Cap

    • Market value: ~20 billion SEK

    SEK / SHARE

    Stockholm

    LARGEST OWNERS31 January 2019

    1. William Demant Invest A/S 22.6%2. Bure Equity AB 20.8%3. State Street Bank and Trust Co, W9 10.5%4. Lannebo Fonder 2.8%5. BNY Mellon SA/NA (former BNY) 2.4%6. CBNY-Norges Bank 2.1%

  • Contact: Thomas Axelsson, CEO, [email protected], +46 31 721 80 01Mikael Engblom, CFO, [email protected], +46 31 721 80 14

  • DISCLAIMER

    This presentation contains estimates and forward-looking statements, which reflect the Management’s current views with respect to the market, certain future events and financial performance. Although the statements are based upon estimates the Management believes to be reasonable, there is no assurance that these statements are correct or will be achieved. The most important strategic and operative risks regarding Vitrolife’s business and field are described in the Management report, in the Annual Report. These are primarily constituted by macro-economic risks, operational risks and financial risks.

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    Carnegie Nordic Healthcare Seminar��2019-03-06�leading company in medical �devices for assisted reproductionSlide Number 3The ivf-process – vitrolife productsSuccess rate ”Step by step”Age is a critical factor for successPre-implantation genetic testingPGT-A will matter – MAINLY FOR older patientsInvestment in pre-implantation genetic testing (PGT)�Veriseq – our new offer in PGT-aImproved outcomes using time-lapseExpected synergies between genomics and morphologyProducts and Software applications to allow shorter time to pregnancySlide Number 14Slide Number 15Aging eggs and chromosome issuesReasons that egg freezing women chose to delay childbearingSummary Q4 and YTDSales and growth per market region�Sales and growth per business unitKey financials group q4summary �The shareSlide Number 24Slide Number 25