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Welcome to Annual General Meeting 2013/14 17 December 2014 IDA Mødecenter

Agenda 1. Management s review 2. Annual report and consolidated financial statements 3. Appropriation of the net profit for the year 4. Duties and remuneration of the Board of Directors 2014/15 5. Election of members to the Board of Directors 6. Appointment of auditors 7. Proposals from the Board of Directors 1. Change of the denomination of the company s shares with 1:4 2. Update of the overall guidelines for incentive programmes for the Board of Directors and Executive Board 3. Authorisation to acquire treasury shares 2

Management s review by Chairman of the Board Jens Bager 3

2013/14 Highlights Integration of King Systems is completed Returns from newly developed products New manufacturing facility in Malaysia Strong growth in Rest of World 4

Climbing New Heights is on track Taking market share Successful product launches Earnings and cash flow strengthened Results of scalability showing 5

Management s review by CEO Lars Marcher 6

2013/14 financial highlights Revenue of DKK 1,584m Organic growth of 7% Gross margin improved to 50.4% (49.1%) EBIT increased by 23% to an EBIT-margin of 12.5% Free cash flow of DKK 114m b.s.i. Gearing of 2.6 Full integration of King Systems and 6% growth Strong global sales and manufacturing setup Revenue DKK 1,584m 09/10 11/12 13/14 Gross margin 50.4% 09/10 13/14 11/12 EBIT margin 12.5% 09/10 11/12 13/14 7

Organic growth and revenue split FY 2013/14 by business area FY 2013/14 by geography -11% 3% 16% 5% 3% 32% 38% 54% 44% 44% Anaesthesia PMD Emergency Care North America Europe Rest of world Organic growth rates stated in local currency 8

800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 15% 10% 5% 0% -5% -10% -15% -20% -25% -30% Acceleration of topline growth status on growth drivers ascope 3 Strong growth of ascope 3 sales in all markets Expansion of production capacity Revenues (mdkk) DKK 397m Organic growth King Vision Delay of ablade leads to adjustment of earn out Introduction of pediatric sizes to strengthen offering 8% 8% 11% Laryngeal masks Early sales indications from AuraGain are positive Taking market share with complete portfolio -4% 342 51,6% 403 397 442 SmartInfuser Differentiated product with high potential Attractive competitive situation DKK 55m GPO contracts Multiple opportunities due to strong product offering Q1 2013/14 Q2 2013/14 Q3 2013/14 Q4 2013/14 Organic growth rates stated in local currency 9

Some challenges along the way Faster than expected validation requirement of King Systems production facility lead to backorder situation on circuits Later than expected launch of King Vision ablade 10

Financial results DKKm FY 13/14 FY 12/13 Revenue 1,584 1,383 Gross profit 798 679 Gross Margin (%) 50.4 49.1 Capacity costs (600) (518) EBIT before special items 198 161 EBIT margin b.s.i. (%) 12.5 11.6 Special items 0 (61) Financials, net 10 (30) Net result 151 48 DKKm FY 13/14 FY 12/13 Cash flow from operations 183 122 Cash flow from investments (80) (54) Free cash flow 103 68 Organic growth of 11% in Q4 and 7% in FY Improved gross margin EBIT up 36% in Q4 and 23% in FY Value adjustment of earn out contributes positively to financials Improvement in cash flows Investments include factory in Malaysia Free cash flow includes special items at DKK 11m 11

Balance sheet DKKm 30/9-2014 30/9-2013 Total assets 2,047 1,852 Working capital 452 417 Net interest-bearing debt 739 721 Equity ratio, % 42 35 Gearing 2.6 3.1 Financing via corporate bonds until 2018 Declining risk premium on the issued corporate bonds Increasing equity ratio Gearing of 2.6 Working capital in relation to revenue* 35% 30% Improvement on average receivables Positive development in working capital 25% 20% 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 * Pro forma adjusted for King Systems 12

Movie oplæg 13

Ambu stronger in 2017 Revenue ~ 2bn To save lives and improve patient care In 2017, Ambu will be... an acknowledged global market leader within innovative single-use solutions for hospitals financially stronger and creating more value more efficient in daily operations a focused player within Anaesthesia and PMD EBIT 17-18%... and perhaps still small, but flexible, customer-focused and quick! 15

Working towards 2017 Revenue ~ 2bn EBIT 17-18% Revenue ~ 2bn EBIT 17-18% 16

Status on strategy 1 2 3 4 5 Visualisation New products Cross-sales New markets Partnerships 17

Status on strategy Visualisation King Vision +18% growth 1 Visualisation Sold 39,000 ascopes 18

Status on strategy New products 2 New products Laryngeal masks +7% growth 19

Status on strategy Cross-sales Anaesthesia +16% organic growth 3 Cross-sales 20

Status on strategy New markets 4 New markets Rest of World +32% organic growth 21

Status on strategy Partnerships 5 Partnerships 22

800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 15% 10% 5% 0% -5% -10% -15% -20% -25% -30% Status on strategy Well positioned for year 2 Revenues (mdkk) 1 Visualisation Organic growth 8% 8% 11% 2 3 New products Cross-sales -4% 342 403 397 442 4 New markets 5 Partnerships Q1 2013/14 Q2 2013/14 Q3 2013/14 Q4 2013/14 23

Global Engagement Survey 24

Outsourcing of US warehouses Noblesville Indiana Baltimore Maryland Louisville Kentucky Amount of total order lines by state (2013) 0 250 250 500 500 750 750 1000 +1000 25

New ascope plant in Malaysia 60,000 120,000 ascopes pr. year 26

Good start on Climbing New Heights 27

Goals for year 2 of the strategy Achieve solid organic growth in our core business Secure strong impact from growth drivers: ascope, King Vision, AuraGain and SmartInfuser Utilise large-scale operation advantages Improve working capital Launch new products Gain further lean efficiency from manufacturing 28

Thank you 2014/15 will be another exciting year for Ambu 29

Appropriation of the net profit for the year by Chairman of the Board Jens Bager 30

Appropriation of the net profit Net profit for the Ambu Group is for 2013/14 DKK 151m Dividend proposal: DKK 3.75 per share or DKK 45m in total Remaining profits to be transferred to reserves Dividend policy is to distribute in the level of 30% of the net result Dividend for 2013/14 will equal 30% of net result Dividends will be available on shareholders bank accounts within 2-3 bank days 31

Share price development Share price increase of 90% including dividend leading to a market cap above DKK 5bn Share of international institutional investors increased Liquidity increased more than 3 million shares traded in 2013/14 Indeks 450 400 350 300 250 200 okt 13 nov 13 dec 13 jan 14 feb 14 mar 14 apr 14 maj 14 jun 14 jul 14 aug 14 sep 14 okt 14 Ambu OMX CPH MidCap PI OMX CPH Health Care PI 32

Full-year 2014/15 outlook continued growth and margin expansion Actual 13/14 Guidance 14/15 (local) Guidance 14/15 (DKK) Target 16/17 Sales 7% 7-8% ~ 10% (DKK 1.74bn) ~ 2bn EBIT margin 12.5% 13.5-14% 12.5-13% 17-18% Free Cash Flow* 114m 130-140m Gearing 2.6 ~ 2.2 Strong USD boosting revenue in DKK. Due to correlation with CNY and MYR this leads to higher manufacturing costs and thus a negative margin impact measured in DKK * Before special items Guidance 14/15 (DKK) assumes USD/DKK at 575 33

Agenda 1. Management s review 2. Annual report and consolidated financial statements 3. Appropriation of the net profit for the year 4. Duties and remuneration of the Board of Directors 2014/15 5. Election of members to the Board of Directors 6. Appointment of auditors 7. Proposals from the Board of Directors 1. Change of the denomination of the company s shares with 1:4 2. Update of the overall guidelines for incentive programmes for the Board of Directors and Executive Board 3. Authorisation to acquire treasury shares 34

Agenda 1. Management s review 2. Annual report and consolidated financial statements 3. Appropriation of the net profit for the year 4. Duties and remuneration of the Board of Directors 2014/15 5. Election of members to the Board of Directors 6. Appointment of auditors 7. Proposals from the Board of Directors 1. Change of the denomination of the company s shares with 1:4 2. Update of the overall guidelines for incentive programmes for the Board of Directors and Executive Board 3. Authorisation to acquire treasury shares 35

Duties and remuneration of the Board of Directors High level of activity 10 meetings of the Board of Directors 4 Audit Committee meetings 4 Nomination and Remuneration Committee meetings Total remuneration to the Board of Directors for 2014/15 is proposed to remain unchanged compared to 2013/14 Details on remuneration of the Board of Directors is available on page 20 of the annual report for 2013/14 36

Compliance with Corporate Governance recommendations Ambu has considered the recommendations on Corporate Governance Ambu has chosen not to follow a certain recommendation: Regarding the remuneration of each member of the Executive Board. Ambu discloses only the total remuneration of the Executive Board. In addition, one recommendation is followed partially: Regarding the frequency of evaluations of the collaboration between Board of Directors and Executive Board. Ambu evaluates every second year whereas the recommendation is to evaluate each year. 37

Agenda 1. Management s review 2. Annual report and consolidated financial statements 3. Appropriation of the net profit for the year 4. Duties and remuneration of the Board of Directors 2014/15 5. Election of members to the Board of Directors 6. Appointment of auditors 7. Proposals from the Board of Directors 1. Change of the denomination of the company s shares with 1:4 2. Update of the overall guidelines for incentive programmes for the Board of Directors and Executive Board 3. Authorisation to acquire treasury shares 38

Election of members to the Board of Directors The Board of Directors proposes that all board members elected by the Annual General Meeting to be re-elected: Jens Bager Jesper Funding Andersen Christian Sagild Mikael Worning Allan Søgaard Larsen John Stær CVs of the candidates and their managerial positions can be seen on page 19 of the annual report. 39

Agenda 1. Management s review 2. Annual report and consolidated financial statements 3. Appropriation of the net profit for the year 4. Duties and remuneration of the Board of Directors 2014/15 5. Election of members to the Board of Directors 6. Appointment of auditors 7. Proposals from the Board of Directors 1. Change of the denomination of the company s shares with 1:4 2. Update of the overall guidelines for incentive programmes for the Board of Directors and Executive Board 3. Authorisation to acquire treasury shares 40

Appointment of auditors The Board of Directors proposes that PriceWaterhouseCoopers Statsautoriseret Revisionspartnerskab be re-appointed 41

Agenda 1. Management s review 2. Annual report and consolidated financial statements 3. Appropriation of the net profit for the year 4. Duties and remuneration of the Board of Directors 2014/15 5. Election of members to the Board of Directors 6. Appointment of auditors 7. Proposals from the Board of Directors 1. Change of the denomination of the company s shares with 1:4 2. Update of the overall guidelines for incentive programmes for the Board of Directors and Executive Board 3. Authorisation to acquire treasury shares 42

Share split 1:4 The Board of Directors proposes that the nominal value of the shares is changed so that one DKK 10 share is split into four shares of DKK 2.5 each. The purpose of the split is to increase liquidity in the share and provide a basis for a more precise valuation The share split is planned to be in effect by December 23, 2014 10 DKK 2.50 DKK 2.50 DKK 2.50 DKK 2.50 DKK 43

Update of Incentive Guidelines In the existing Overall guidelines for an incentive programme for the Board of Directors and Executive Board of Ambu A/S, the maximum incentives to the Executive Board is limited to: Share options: Up to 3 month s annual base salary based on Black & Scholes Ordinary cash bonus: Up to 70% of annual base salary To allow the Board of Directors flexibillity when agreeing incentives for the Executive Board, it is proposed to increase these caps as follows: Share options: From 3 to 4 month s annual base salary based on Black & Scholes Ordinary cash bonus: From 70% of the annual base salary to 9 months base salary Besides the above two minor adjustments no additional changes to the Incentive Guidelines except update of language 44

Acquisition of treasury shares 45

Any other business 46

Thank you 47