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AEVIS VICTORIA SA

Investor Presentation Oct 6, 2009

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GENOLIER SWISS MEDICAL NETWORK SA (GSMN.SW)PRESENTATION OF THE 1H2009 RESULTS

2009 –FOCUS ON HEALTHCARE

GROUP STRUCTURE

CORPORATEGOVERNANCE

Board of Directors

  • o Raymond Loretan – Executive Chairman
  • o Robert Pennone – Vice-chairman and Non chairman Non-Executive member
  • oAntoine Hubert – Managing Director
  • o Me Antoine Kohler – Non-Executive Executive member
  • o Dr Michael Schroeder – Non-Executive Executivemember
  • o Pr Hans-Reinhard Zerkowski –Non-Executive member

Important shareholders

ORGANISATIONAL CHART

VISION

  • Creation of a strong player in the private healthcare sector in Switzerland
  • Privilege quality and excellence
  • High operational flexibility
  • Become an undisputed leader in medical tourism in Switzerland
  • Offer a reliable private alternative to the public healthcaresystem

GROWTH STRATEGY

  • Create a network of private clinics present in various cantons and become a key player in Switzerland
  • Organic growth
  • o Continuous investments in state technologiesstate-of-the-art medical equipment and
  • Acquisitions and co-operations operations
  • Development of several regional platforms
  • oRespect each entity's local identity and corporate culture
  • oBetter local integration
  • oIntroductions to the local sanitary network
  • oBasis for further regional development
  • oBoard of Directors with local members

STRATEGIC DRIVERS

Customer value
Hospitality/High-
tech equipment/top
Physicians
Branding
Local identity
Centre of excellence
Profitability Growth
Customer mix
Cost cuttings, MIS
Margin improvements
Asset lean/financing
Entrepreneurial spirit
Acquisitions and
organic growth (rev-
enue per customer,
utilization, no of beds),
level of surgery, VIP's,
outpatient feeders

5 STATE-OF-THE-ART CLINICSIN THE ROMANDIE

1H2009 KEY FIGURES

  • 390 available beds
  • 371 admitting physicians
  • 591 employees (FTE)
  • 72 environmental services and outside lab employees
  • 6,540 surgical interventions

CLINIQUE DE GENOLIER

  • 150 admitting physicians
  • 250 employees (FTE)
  • 168 beds
  • 2,004 admissions (IPD) over 6 monthso10,997 OPD (Polyclinic)
  • 1,406 surgeries over 6 months
  • Key specialties
  • oOncology
  • oGeneral and digestive surgery
  • oOrthopaedics
  • oGynaecology and Senology (IORT)
  • oPlastic Surgery
  • Revenue breakdown
  • oInpatients (IPD) 69%
  • oOutpatients (OPD) 31%

CLINIQUE DE MONTCHOISI

  • 97 admitting physicians
  • 66 employees (FTE)
  • 21 beds
  • 5,360 admissions (IPD+OPD) over 6 months
  • 2,294 surgeries over 6 months
  • o1,532 ophtalmology
  • Key specialties
  • oOphtalmology
  • oOrthopaedics
  • oGynaecology
  • oPlastic surgery
  • Revenue breakdown
  • Inpatients (IPD) 51%
  • oOutpatients (OPD) 49%

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CLINIQUE GÉNÉRALE

  • 98 admitting physicians
  • 109 employees (FTE)
  • 60 beds
  • 2,896 admissions over 6 monthsoOf which 723 ambulatory
  • 2,840 surgeries over 6 months
  • Key specialties
  • oOrthopaedics
  • oGynaecology
  • oGeneral surgery
  • oENT
  • oNeurosurgery
  • Revenue breakdown
    • oInpatients (IPD) 85%
    • oOutpatients (OPD) 15%

CLINIQUE VALMONT-GENOLIER

  • 6 admitting physicians
  • 109 employees (FTE)
  • 78 beds
  • 589 admissions over 6 months
  • Key specialties
  • oOrthopaedics
  • oNervous system
  • o Ambulatory consultations
    • •Neuropsychology, ergotherapy, physiotherapy,...
  • Revenue breakdown
  • oInpatients (IPD) 90%
  • oOutpatients (OPD) 10%

CENTRE MEDICO-CHIRURGICALCENTRE DE RADIO-ONCOLOGIE DE CHIRURGICAL DES EAUX-VIVESONCOLOGIE GENÈVE

  • 20 admitting physicians
  • 25 employees (FTE)
  • 19,313 consultations over 6 months
  • o15,385 CMEV (85/day)
  • o3,982 Centre de radio-oncologie (22/day)
  • Key specialties
  • oRadiotherapy
  • oOncology
  • oGynaecology
  • oPneumology
  • Paediatricso
  • Revenue breakdown
  • oOutpatients (OPD) 100%

LES HAUTS DE GENOLIER

  • Secured hotel residence providing medical care, located right next to Clinique de Genolier
  • 63 prestigious apartments with all modern technologies
  • Multidisciplinary team of 10 persons
  • Personalised medical treatments
  • Short and/or long stays, weekend packages

CUSTOMER MIX

HIGHLIGHTS OF 1H2009 PERFORMANCE

  • Group achieved a 11.2% growth in half year revenue to CHF 71.26 million
  • EBITDA increased by 67.1% from CHF 3.60 to CHF 6.02 million
  • Profit from operating activities (EBIT) is clearly beneficiary at CHF 2.06 million
  • Profit after tax result is CHF 4.73 million CHF 0.78 million for same period last yearversus a loss of
  • Well balanced revenue growth win-line with strategyth within each healthcare facility and
  • Challenging environment
  • oInternational economic crisis
  • oUncertain legal environment

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DISTRIBUTION OF REVENUE

2009 PROJECTS – KLINIK BETHANIEN

Exclusive negotiations

Acquisition of at least 90% of Privat Klinik Bethanien

Why Bethanien?

  • o Well-know private clinic in Zurichknow
  • oStrong brand
  • oMatching company cultures
  • oIndependent doctors
  • oHigh quality care and hospitality
  • Good basis for cooperation and synergies

KLINIK BETHANIEN

  • 180 admitting physicians
  • 230 employees (FTE)
  • 111 available beds
  • 5,000 patients per year
  • 3,929 surgeries and 451 deliveries
  • Key specialties
  • oGeneral surgery
  • oGynaecology and obstetrics
  • oMaxillofacial surgery
  • oENT
  • oOrthopaedics
  • oPlastic and reconstructive surgery
  • oUrology and visceral surgery

2009 OBJECTIVES

  • Organic growth / patient mix improvement
  • Development of the network and synergies
  • Margin improvement (CGF, CDV, CDM)
  • Development of productivity (CDG)
  • Continuous efforts to reduce overhead costs
  • Development of innovative medical treatments

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