Investor Presentation • Mar 28, 2024
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28 March 2024 Annual results presentation AEVIS VICTORIA SA


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| 1 Overview | p. 4 |
|---|---|
| 2 Healthcare segment | p. 13 |
| 3 Hospitality segment | p. 24 |
| 4 Real estate portfolios | p. 29 |
| 5 Group performance | p. 39 |


Continued value creation, record hospitality revenue, strengthened management and fundamental integrated care milestone
Healthcare segment: Capital increase by Visana confirms the significant value creation achieved
Hospitality segment: Strong improvement in the positioning of the group's hotels
Real estate portfolios: Value increased due to continued investments in both healthcare and hotel infrastructure
Fabrice Zumbrunnen becomes Group CEO starting 1 May 2024 strengthening the experienced team of segment CEOs
Michel Keusch is appointed new CFO / CIO as of 1 June 2024
Founder Antoine Hubert will be proposed as Chairman of the Board of Directors in 2025
Séverine van der Schueren enters senior management as CAO
Hotel operations show record revenue in 2023 with a growth of 10.3%
Reaping the rewards of careful repositioning in all hotels, the average room rate has risen from CHF 412 in 2019 to CHF 559 in 2023 (+35%)
The new integrated care VIVA health plan went live in Réseau de l'Arc as of 1 January 2024
It is based on a full capitation model and focused on "health care" rather than "sick care"
The VIVA health plan has been approved by BAG and can be deployed progressively Swiss wide

AEVIS' indicative NAV has increased by a factor of 17.0x since 2011

Since the public takeover offer in 2011, AEVIS has achieved significant value creation
AEVIS continues to pursue its strategy investing in services to people (healthcare, hospitality and related infrastructure), actively managing its participations, with a focus on buy and build cases and restructurings

Integrated care – broadened shareholder base – contracts with all insurance partners – implemented restructuring measures


>> Significant value creation achieved and confirmed



>> Strong value accretion after heavy investments in the last few years

Value enhancing capital investments



>> Curated special infrastructure portfolio in some of Switzerland's top destinations
AEVIS selected deal activity 2023
Capital increase of CHF 150m (11.1% post-money share) 11 July 2023
3 October 2023
AEVIS will continue its buy-and-build strategy in both the healthcare and hospitality segment
The group is working on an important deal pipeline as uncertainty slowed deal closures in 2023



Having achieved successful growth driven by its founder's vision and leadership, AEVIS is now entering a new era with a new Group CEO and CFO/CIO

Played a key role in shaping Migros' healthcare strategy Comprehensive knowledge of the service sector and consumer needs
Highly skilled in strategic business development

Strong competencies in strategy and financial analysis as well as valuation and investment banking transactions
Focus on conscious capitalism and sustainability concepts

Antoine Hubert, founder and co-anchor shareholder, will oversee the transition and will be nominated for election to Chairman of the board at the 2025 AGM

Joined the group in 2008, first as Secretary General of Swiss Medical Network and later CAO (Chief Administrative Officer) of AEVIS



Healthcare segment

Leading group of hospitals and integrated care pioneer in Switzerland
Swiss Medical Network is a leading group of hospitals, clinics and medical centers present in all language regions of Switzerland. Patients are offered personalized medical services, high-quality care and first-class services


>79'000 Interventions p.a.

4'159 / 2'305 Employees / Physicians


1'471 Beds

16.5% EBITDAR margin

Stable gross revenue and decreased profitability resulting from inflationary pressures and essential investments into the future
| Segment reporting – Hospitals CHF'000 in |
2022 (excl RdA*) |
Actual 2023 |
|---|---|---|
| Gross revenue Growth rate |
771'633 | 768'732 -0 4% |
| Medical services |
(113'796) | (119'872) |
| Net revenue Growth rate |
657'837 | 648'860 -1 4% |
| EBITDAR EBITDAR margin |
131'789 20 0% |
106'750 16 5% |
| Rental expenses |
(70'590) | (71'869) |
| EBITDA EBITDA margin |
61'199 9 3% |
34'881 5 4% |
Organic gross revenue growth on a like-for-like basis amounted to 0.3%. Due to the sale of subsidiaries, total gross revenue decreased slightly by - 0.4% from to CHF 771.6m in 2022 to CHF 768.7m in 2023
Inflationary pressures and extraordinary expenses connected to the build up of Réseau de l'Arc (organizational set-up, acquisitions, launch) and important construction projects in Genolier and Zurich compress EBITDAR margin

Swiss Medical Network has taken various cost optimization measures to return to the 2022 margins

Upward renegotiation of base rates with insurers enables the group to pass on part of the price increases

Renegotiations with suppliers
Optimization of single-use materials and available options for medicines and prostheses
Reduction of temporary staff Personnel allocation optimization Reduction of 50 FTE

Pilot: Within 18 months, a pilot project reduced ALOS by 2 days for orthopedic surgery and increased margins by 20%

Active deleveraging lowering overall net debt and financing expenses


Countermeasures show positive effects in Q1 2024
30.0 35.0 YTD February EBITDAR development hospital segment 2022-2024 in CHFm

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2015 Public-Private Partnership with the canton of Berne to invest in the radiology of Hôpital de St. Imier
2018 Start developing the idea to establish an integrated care organization in Switzerland
2020 Start discussions with potential partners
Visana Beteiligungen signs agreements to become a founding partner of Réseau de l'Arc alongside Canton of Berne and Swiss Medical Network
2023 Visana Beteiligungen becomes a shareholder of Swiss Medical Network to jointly drive the implementation of the shared vision of integrated care
2024 The VIVA health plan has its first members in the Réseau de l'Arc 3 additional regions planned in 2025 / 2026 – specific targets are identified and discussions ongoing

2022
Highlights

«Full Capitation» model: Healthcare provider receives a fixed amount per plan member with which it covers all services


The new structure enables a more targeted dedication and focus to different strategic needs

The new structure allows for clearer allocation of responsibilities and corresponds to the management of the companies with different needs and growth strategies, which are thus easier to implement

Continued investments in integrated care and efficiency improvements








Hub for healthcare companies integrated into the heart of a major clinical and innovating site
Dynamic and collaborative environment to implement innovative concepts, also in the framework of clinical studies
Infrastructure & services dedicated to conference, educational and R&D purposes

The newly opened Genolier Innovation Hub aims to draw doctors and patients to Genolier
True know-how transfer between researchers and clinicians within the Genolier Healthcare Campus





2023 with record revenue representing the strengthened luxury positioning following a period of heavy investments between 2019 and 2021
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Slight decline in margins due to addition of Hotel Täscherhof in Täsch and Hotel Adula in Flims in 2023
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Proprietarily developed concepts improve brand recognition and luxury experience and enable a more upscale offering

Completion of repositioning is reflected in an ARR* uplift from CHF 356 to a record CHF 653 since acquisition in 2014

Reopening in 2020 after extensive renovation and redesign with star designer Philippe Starck
Completion of the comprehensive refurbishment in 2018- 2020 and introduction of the new concept led to an ARR uplift from CHF 391 in 2017 to a record CHF 1'128 in 2023

Continued dedicated growth in the 4* and 5* boutique hotel category






27
<50% LTV

CHF 24.2m Net revenue

>30'000sqm Development land



Crans Montana, Küsnacht ZH
Hotel Täscherhof,
Täsch

858

Infrastructure market value increase is based on heavy acquisition and development activity
Market value development 2018-2023: Swiss Hotel Properties follows a


52.5% 47.7% 47.1% 2021 2022 2023 19.8 21.8 23.0 2021 2022 2023 Equity ratio: Solid equity basis supporting further growth LTV: <50% Rental income: Steady growth with a CAGR 2021-2023 of 7.9% in CHFm CAGR: 7.9% 38.3% 40.5% 41.0% 2021 2022 2023




Leading healthcare infrastructure platform with dedicated sustainability strategy

Various additional properties in VS, VD, ZH, TI, BE, AG


Distribution of market value by canton
Properties market value 2018-2023: Market value rose in 2023 despite negative value adjustments triggered by higher interest rates as Infracore invested CHF 44.5m into its portfolio

Infrastructure market value increase is based on acquisition and development activity







| Statutory income statement |
Actual | Actual | Actual |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHF'000 in |
2021 | 2022 | 2023 |
| Total income |
219'250 | 82'891 | 15'630 |
| EBITDA | 203'667 | 58'000 | (6'020) |
| Net profit |
197'556 | 67'387 | (8'785) |
| Statutory balance sheet |
Actual | Actual | Actual |
| CHF'000 in |
31 12 2021 |
31 12 2022 |
31 12 2023 |
| Total assets |
922'861 | 883'684 | 803'879 |
| Current interest bearing debt |
182'871 | 70'885 | 143'745 |
| Other liabilities current |
16'660 | 2'952 | 2'858 |
| Non-current interest bearing debt |
83'923 | 185'834 | 107'975 |
| Other liabilities non-current |
- | - | - |
| Total liabilities |
283'454 | 259'671 | 254'578 |
| Total equity |
639'407 | 624'013 | 549'301 |
| Total liabilities and |
922'861 | 883'684 | 803'879 |
| equity | |||
| Equity ratio |
69 3% |
70 6% |
68 3% |
| Leverage ratio |
28 9% |
29 1% |
31 3% |
At the statutory level (holding company) revenue reached CHF 15.6m, representing mainly dividend income from infrastructure
The balance sheet does not reflect market values but initial costs. Based on sum-of-the-parts valuation, the balance sheet shows significant hidden reserves
The balance sheet remained very strong with equity of CHF 549.3m, corresponding to an equity ratio of 68.3%
The consolidated income statement is not representative for an investment company
| Consolidated income statement |
Actual | 2022 | Actual |
|---|---|---|---|
| in CHF'000 |
2022 | (excl RdA*) |
2023 |
| Total revenue |
1'144'474 | 999'560 | 953'000 |
| External services |
(121'152) | (113'796) | (119'873) |
| Net revenue |
1'023'322 | 885'764 | 833'127 |
| Growth rate |
-5 9% |
||
| EBITDAR | 209'558 | 200'769 | 119'942 |
| EBITDAR margin |
20 5% |
22 7% |
14 4% |
| Rental expenses |
(79'593) | (76'978) | (79'539) |
| EBITDA | 129'965 | 123'791 | 40'403 |
| EBITDA margin |
12 7% |
14 0% |
4 8% |
| Depreciation & amortization |
(68'583) | (63'465) | (61'937) |
| EBIT | 61'382 | 60'327 | (21'534) |
| EBIT margin |
6 0% |
6 8% |
-2 6% |
Revenue decreased due to the deconsolidation of Réseau de l'Arc and the absence of M&A transactions. On a like-for-like basis, organic growth stood at 1.5%
EBITDAR decreased to CHF 119.9m (2022: CHF 209.6m), corresponding to a margin of 14.4% (2022: 20.5%). On a likefor-like basis, the operating profit margin reached 14.6%
10-year investment cycle has ended in 2023. Lower investment activity will lead to lower depreciation and amortization expenses in the future

Solid capital basis with strong equity and leverage ratios
| Consolidated balance sheet |
Actual | Actual | Actual |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHF'000 in |
2021 | 2022 | 2023 |
| Cash and cash equivalents |
63'418 | 75'427 | 80'706 |
| Accounts receivable |
175'402 | 159'075 | 169'131 |
| Other current assets |
144'344 | 146'053 | 104'988 |
| Total non-current assets |
1'347'265 | 1'410'170 | 1'500'905 |
| Total assets |
1'730'429 | 1'790'726 | 1'855'730 |
| Financial liabilities and other borrowings |
841'267 | 970'035 | 1'001'498 |
| Other liabilities |
303'712 | 310'555 | 315'658 |
| liabilities Total |
1'144'979 | 1'280'589 | 1'317'157 |
| Share capital |
84'529 | 84'529 | 84'529 |
| Reserves and retained earnings |
401'391 | 384'810 | 407'366 |
| Minority interests |
99'530 | 40'798 | 46'678 |
| Equity incl . minority interests |
585'450 | 510'137 | 538'573 |
| Total liabilities and equity |
1'730'429 | 1'790'726 | 1'855'730 |
| Equity ratio |
33 8% |
28 5% |
29 0% |
| Leverage ratio (debt-to-asset) |
48 6% |
54 2% |
54 0% |
| Net debt |
(777'849) | (894'608) | (920'792) |
Receivables can be considered nearly cash-like (mostly AAApayors)
Thus, total cash and nearly cash-like items amount to CHF 250m as of year-end 2023
Equity strengthened after the Visana transaction
Very solid equity and leverage ratios

• Considering the challenging market environment and the absence of liquidity events in 2023, the Board of Directors proposes not distribute any dividends for the financial year 2023 Dividends
Strategy outlook
Focus
• Management will focus on deleveraging and further unlocking value potential in the different segments • At the same time, the group continues to look for attractive growth opportunities


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