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COMPUMEDICS LIMITED Investor Presentation 2014

Oct 29, 2014

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Compumedics
Limited Corporate
Presenta2on

September
2014

Agenda

• Mee2ng

opens

• Chairman’s
address

  • Ordinary
    business

  • Mee2ng
    closes

_**Who

is
Compumedics?**_

  • Compumedics is a leading global, innovative developer and manufacturer of medical devices for:

    • Diagnosing sleep disorders
  • Monitoring neurological disorders including long-term epilepsy monitoring (LTEM)

  • Highly sophisticated brain research

  • Ultrasonic monitoring of blood flow through the brain (Trans cranial Doppler [TCD])

  • Compumedics is a technological leader in its chosen markets:

  • 1 Australia sleep & neuro diagnostics device supplier

  • 1Japan sleep diagnostics device supplier

  • 1 China sleep diagnostic device supplier to China’s premier facilities & #1 TCD device supplier

  • 3 USA sleep diagnostic device supplier and emerging #3 supplier for neurological monitoring devices

Compumedics has a rich intellectual property portfolio

  • Compumedics Medical Innovations division focuses on complimentary earlyphase developments in sleep treatment, driver fatigue and eHealth solutions

  • Compumedics was listed on the Australian Stock Exchange, December 21, 2000.

Directors and Executive Team Key

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Management
David
Burton,
Ph.D.
Execu5ve
Chairman,
CEO
Founder,
Tenure
26yrs
NED
Mr.
David
Lawson
Mr.
Alan
Anderson Chief
Financial
Officer
&
Leading
USA
AKorney
Company
Secretary
CMP
Tenure
:
11
yrs
CMP
Tenure
13
yrs
Mr.
Warwick
Freeman Kerry
Hubick,
Ph.D .
Mr.
Christoph
WiGe
Chief
Technology
Officer
Trademark,
Patent
&
General
Managing
Director
Compumedics
Germany
CMP
Tenure
15
yrs
General
Legal
AKorney
GmbH
CMP/DWL
Tenure
24
yrs
CMP
Tenure
7
yrs
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_**A

Tradi3on
of
Innova3on**_

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Comperio
DQ
Summit
IP
2004
SynAmps2
2005
Somté
2003
2001
Siesta
802
Siesta
2000
2005
P
Series
1994
S
Series
1987
Somté
PSG
2006
Neuvo
LTM
SynAmpsRT
2007
2008
CURRY6
2009
Somnilink
SPAP
Grael
HD
2010
2010
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Somté
PSG
2.0 2011

_**Established

Client
Profile**_

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_**Strategic

Value
Roadmap

Market Opportuni3es**_

15

25

Core
Diagnos5c
Business Global
Markets
-­‐
$m
150

450 Sleep
Diagnos2cs Neurological
Monitoring Brain
Research TCD

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Medical
Innova5ons
Global Markets
-­‐
$m

8,000

10,000

15,000

Sleep
Treatment Driver
Vigilance eHealth

_**What

was
achieved
in
the
twelve months
to
30
June
2014?**_

  • NPAT
    of
    $0.9
    million
    compared
    to
    loss
    of
    $(1.4)
    million
    for
    the
    PCP.
    EBITDA was
    a
    $3.0
    million
    profit
    compared
    to
    $0.3
    million
    in
    the
    PCP,
    as
    a
    result
    of ongoing
    efficiency
    gains
    in
    manufacturing,
    and
    the
    favourable
    impact
    of
    the lower
    Australian
    Dollar,
    together
    with
    increased
    sales
    shipped
    and
    invoiced.

  • Shipped
    and
    invoiced
    sales
    were
    14%
    higher
    at
    $30.8
    million
    compared
    to $27.2
    million
    for
    the
    PCP.

  • Cash
    on
    hand
    was
    stable
    at
    $1.1
    million
    at
    30
    June
    2014,
    compared
    to
    $1.2m at
    30
    June

  • Debt
    levels
    were
    reduced
    during
    the
    twelve-­‐month
    period to
    $2.0
    million
    at
    30
    June
    2014
    compared
    to
    $2.3
    million
    at
    30
    June

_**What

was
achieved
in
the
twelve months
to
30
June
2014?**_

  • The
    Company
    had
    sales
    orders
    of
    $6.0
    million
    on-­‐hand
    at
    30
    June
    2014, which
    it
    expects
    to
    con2nue
    to
    reduce
    during
    the
    first
    half
    of
    FY2015.

� The
Company
has
substan2vely
completed
reloca2ng
some
produc2on
and purchasing
ac2vi2es
to
Asia
as
part
of
its
transi2on
program
to
restore margins
independent
of
the
rela2ve
value
of
the
Australian
Dollar
over
the foreseeable
future.
The
margin
and
profit
improvement
from
these
and other
ini2a2ves,
only
just
commencing,
will
be
seen
in
the
second
half
of
the financial
year
and
beyond

_**Revenue

Composi3on
at
≈$30.8m**_

**By

geographic
region**

**By

product/market**

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Europe,
USA,
18%
32%
Asia,
32%
Aust,
18%
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Tech.
Supply
Service,
Items,
9%
Sleep,
10%
30%
Brain
Neuro,
Blood
12%
Brain
Flow,
Res,
21%
18%
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Compumedics
sells
directly
to
end-­‐user
customers
in
Australia,
USA
and
Germany
and through
its
network
of
more
than
50
distributors
to
all
other
parts
of
the
world

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Historical
Full
Year
Revenues
Shipped
and
invoiced
40.0
35.0
30.0
25.0
20.0
15.0
10.0
5.0
0.0
2012
2013
2014
FY2015
Full
Yr
F'Cast
Rev
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_**Historical

Full
Year
Earnings**_

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NPAT
EBITDA
3
5
2
4
1
3
0
2
2012
2013
2014
FY2015
-­‐1
1
-­‐2
0
-­‐3
2012
2013
2014
FC2015
-­‐4
-­‐1
NPAT
F'Cast
NPAT
EBITDA
F'Cast
EBITDA
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_**Cash,

debt
&
opera3ng
cash**_

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2.5
2
1.5
1
0.5
0
2012
2013
2014
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Opera2ng
cash Cash Debt

_**Employee

Composi3on
at
≈130
staff**_

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By
geographic
region
Mid
Asia,
East,
2%
1%
Europe,
USA,
24%
32%
Aust,
41%
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**By

func5on**

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Quality,
Admin
Sales
&
2%
&
Fin,
Mark,
12%
24%
Manuf,
Service,
R&D,
28%
12%
22%
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Compumedics
has
its
Head
Office
in
Melbourne,
Australia
with
addi2onal offices
in
CharloKe
(NC),
USA
and
Singen,
Germany

_**Strategic

Value
Roadmap

Core Diagnos3c
Business
Opportuni3es**_

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Core
Diagnos5c
Business
Global
Markets
-­‐
$m

25

15

150

450
Sleep
Diagnos2cs
Neurological
Monitoring
Brain
Research
TCD
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Medical
Innova5ons
Global
Markets
-­‐
$m

8,000

10,000

15,000
Sleep
Treatment
Driver
Vigilance
eHealth
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_**Growth

strategies

Core
business**_

  • Building
    growth
    momentum
    in
    key
    global
    neurological monitoring
    markets
    with
    emphasis
    on
    LTEM
    through
    the Company’s
    innova2ve
    product
    plamorm
    and
    growing
    brand recogni2on
    in
    these
    new
    markets
    for
    the
    Company.

  • Expansion
    across
    all
    product
    lines
    in
    Asia,
    with
    emphasis
    on China,
    through
    our
    unique
    and
    long
    established rela2onships
    there.

  • Grow
    sleep
    diagnos2c
    market
    posi2on
    in
    the
    US
    by con2nuing
    to
    expand
    direct
    sales
    force
    there.

  • Con2nuing
    to
    grow
    and
    expand
    our
    European
    business,
    with emphasis
    on
    Germany.

_**Growth

Strategies
-­‐
Execu3on
so
far_ Compumedics
Clients
in
China**

_**Earnings

improvement
ac3vi3es**_

  • Reloca2on
    of
    selected
    manufacturing
    ac2vi2es
    to
    lower cost
    regions
    in
    China
    and
    Taiwan.

  • Con2nue
    to
    drive
    component
    purchasing
    to
    lower
    cost regions
    in
    China
    and
    Taiwan.

  • Streamlining
    of
    logis2cs
    (final
    product
    assembly,
    tes2ng and
    shipment)
    as
    the
    business
    grows.

  • Near-­‐term
    product
    development
    focused
    on
    “cost-­‐to-­‐ make”
    minimiza2on
    ini2a2ves,
    together
    with
    selec2ve incremental
    feature
    gains
    to
    maintain
    technology leadership.

_**Strategic

Value
Roadmap

Medical Innova3ons
Commercial
Opportuni3es**_

15 Core
Diagnos5c
Business Medical
Innova5ons
Global Global
Markets
-­‐
$m
25 Markets
-­‐
$m
150 450 8,000 10,000 Sleep
Diagnos2cs Neurological
Monitoring Brain
Research 15,000 TCD

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Sleep
Treatment Driver
Vigilance eHealth

_**Medical

Innova3ons

Sleep Treatment**_

  • The
    sleep
    treatment
    technology
    is
    the
    most
    advanced
    of
    these Medical
    Innova2on
    technologies.

  • ® ®

  • The
    SomniLink SPAP device
    has
    been
    developed
    in
    collabora2on with
    Medigas
    Italia
    S.r.l.,
    Compumedics
    Italian
    distributor
    and
    also a
    significant
    shareholder
    in
    the
    Company.

  • ®

  • The
    SPAP device
    has
    been
    manufactured
    and
    sold
    to
    Medigas.

  • ®

  • The
    Company
    is
    currently
    looking
    to
    commercialise
    the
    SPAP device
    into
    other
    markets
    and
    is
    advancing
    its
    opportuni2es
    into the
    Asia
    Pacific
    region
    ini2ally.

_**Medical

Innova3ons

Sleep Treatment**_

  • About
    20%
    of
    the
    adult
    popula2on
    globally
    suffer from
    some
    sleep
    disorder.

  • The
    global
    Apnoea
    devices
    market
    is
    es2mated
    at about
    USD8bn
    with
    expecta2ons
    it
    could
    reach close
    to
    $20bn
    by

  • Up
    to
    100m
    people
    globally
    suffer
    from
    Sleep Apnoea
    however
    80%
    or
    80m
    of
    these
    remain undiagnosed.

_**Medical

Innova3ons

Driver Vigilance
Assist**_

  • Compumedics
    has
    unique
    sleep
    monitoring
    technology which
    has
    been
    used
    to
    research
    and
    develop
    proto-­‐type systems
    for
    monitoring
    driver
    drowsiness

  • Fa2gue
    is
    one
    of
    the
    top
    three
    reasons
    for
    all
    road
    fatali2es

  • Car
    manufacturers
    are
    now
    installing
    inferior
    monitoring systems
    at
    price
    points
    from
    $1,000
    to
    $4,500
    per
    unit

  • None
    of
    these
    systems
    has
    any
    of
    the
    unique
    and
    patented features
    of
    the
    Compumedics
    system.

_**Medical

Innova3ons

Driver Vigilance
Assist**_

  • Market
    for
    this
    technology
    is
    very
    large
    – conserva2vely
    es2mated
    at
    $30m
    for
    the Australian
    market
    and
    up
    to
    USD15bn
    for
    the global
    market,
    based
    on
    annual
    vehicle produc2on
    of
    some
    60m
    vehicles
    a
    year.

  • Compumedics
    owns
    patents
    in
    Australia,
    the US
    and
    Germany
    in
    rela2on
    to
    its
    unique technology.

_**Medical

Innova3ons

eHealth**_

  • eHealth
    home
    and
    hospital
    applica5ons
    for
    exis5ng Compumedics
    technologies
    driven
    by
    government
    and insurers
    needs
    to
    reduce
    the
    delivery
    costs
    of
    health services
    to
    ageing
    popula2ons.

  • Large
    markets
    US
    market
    for
    exis2ng
    eHealth applica2ons
    es2mated
    at
    11.6bn
    and
    growing
    at
    a compound
    growth
    rate
    of
    almost
    19%
    pa
    to
    USD27.3bn
    in 2016.

  • Compumedics
    has
    significant
    exper5se
    in
    home monitoring
    through
    its
    20
    year
    associa2on
    with
    the
    US Sleep
    Heart
    Health
    Study
    and
    its
    Nexus
    enterprise
    sosware for
    pa2ent
    scheduling
    and
    data
    management.

Strategic
Growth
Execu3on
Capitaliza)on
Pathways

The three principal paths available to Compumedics in order to implement the strategic growth drivers are:

  • “ ”

  • Do it ourselves – recapitalize the group and implement the

  • action plans for the strategic growth drivers ourselves (we are already doing this within the confines of the current personnel and financial constraints of the business)

  • “ ”

  • Do it with a strategic partner – seek out major strategic

  • partners who can bring not only financial resources but also another level of depth to the sales and marketing capability of the group. This could involve an acquisition, merger, joint venture or other combination.

  • “ ”

  • Let some one else do it – divest all or part of the business to a

  • third party who is better able to deliver the strategic growth drivers if the offer price is acceptable to the existing shareholders

**Compara5ve

valua5ons**

Annualised
Revenes
and
Market
Cap
rela5ve
to
Annualised Revenues

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35.0
20.00
18.00

30.0
16.00

25.0
14.00
12.00

20.0
10.00

15.0
8.00
6.00

10.0
4.00

5.0
2.00

-­‐

0.00
CMP
MVP
UCM
IPD
UBI
GLH
MBE
Revenues
29.0
9.0
0.8
3.2
15.1
5.0
12.2
Mark
Cap
to
Rev
0.52
8.44
18.88
14.72
4.44
4.28
7.19
Revenues
-­‐
$m
Market
Cap
to
Revenues
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Conclusion:
Compumedics
represents
an
excellent
opportunity
for
enhanced realisa2on
moving
forward.

_**In

conclusion**_

Core
business

refocus
on
sales
and
profit growth
as
Asia
manufacturing
cost
reduc2ons and
clearing
the
sales
order
back-­‐log
restore profitability
to
the
Group.
Consider ra2onaliza2on
of
the
Group
and
demerger op2ons
to
provide
clearer
focus • Medical
Innova5ons

Commercialisa2on
of main
breakout
plamorms: – Sleep
treatment – Driver
Vigilance
Assist – eHealth/online
educa2on

Ordinary Business

  • Item 1 Financial Statements and Reports

  • Item 2 Re-election of Director – Mr. A Anderson

  • Item 3 Adoption of Remuneration Report (nonbinding resolution)

  • Item 4 Adoption of the Medical Innovation LongTerm Performance Plan and the issuing of shares under that plan.

Meeting closes

Refreshments and additional questions and discussion to continue in the main reception area for those interested.

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