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Carl Zeiss Meditec Group

Conference Call 9 Months 2015/16

August 12, 2016

Dr Ludwin Monz, CEO

Dr Christian Müller, CFO

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Disclaimer

This presentation does not constitute or form part of, and should not be construed as, an offer or invitation to subscribe for, underwrite or otherwise acquire, any securities of Carl Zeiss Meditec AG or any present or future member of its Group nor should it or any part of it form the basis of, or be relied upon in connection with, any contract to purchase or subscribe for any securities in Carl Zeiss Meditec AG or any member of its Group or commitment whatsoever.

All information contained herein has been carefully prepared. Nevertheless, we do not guarantee its accuracy or completeness and nothing herein shall be construed to be a representation of such guarantee.

The information contained in this presentation is subject to amendment, revision and updating. Certain statements contained in this presentation may be statements of future expectations and other forward-looking statements that are based on the management’s current views and assumptions and involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties.

Actual results, performance or events may differ materially from those in such statements as a result of, among others, factors changing business or other market conditions and the prospects for growth anticipated by the management of Carl Zeiss Meditec AG. These and other factors could adversely affect the outcome and financial effects of the plans and events described herein. Carl Zeiss Meditec AG does not undertake any obligation to update or revise any forward-looking

statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. You should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements which speak only as of the date of this presentation.

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Securities Act of 1933, as amended.

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Agenda

Outlook Highlights

9M 2015/16 at a Glance

Financial Performance

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0.64

0.83

748.7

798.6 Revenue

in € million

+7%

9M 2015/16

9M 2014/15

FX-adj. revenue growth of 4.5%

Revenues grew by 7%

supported by all SBU’s

Strongest growth contribution from Ophthalmology and APAC region

9 Months Revenue Grew by 7%, Supported by all SBUs

EBIT

in € million

EPS

in €

+30%

EBIT margin of 13.8% above prev. year level of 12.0%

Adjusted EBIT margin at 14.2%

(prev. year: 12.7%)

EBIT development supported by strict cost management

EPS primarily increased due to the positive development of EBIT

89.5

110.5

9M 2015/16

9M 2014/15

9M 2015/16

9M 2014/15

+23%

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Agenda

9M 2015/16 at a Glance Financial Performance Highlights

Outlook

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1) Ophthalmic Systems

OPH: Refractive Laser Business with a Consistently High Growth Contribution

FX-adj. revenue increase of 5.0% vs. prev. year

Consistently strong growth contribution from laser systems for refractive surgery

EBIT improved compared to PY due to a more favorable product mix and cost control measures

38.2

of total revenue 283.5

304.9 +7.5%

9M 2015/16

9M 2014/15

OPH

1)

revenue

in € million

Revenue split

in %

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1) Surgical Ophthalmology

SUR: Strong Sales of IOLs and Biometry Create Operating Leverage

35.2%

of total revenue 258.5

280.8 +8.6%

9M 2015/16

9M 2014/15

SUR

1)

revenue

in € million

Revenue split

in %

FX-adj. sales growth of 7.1%

Strong contribution from both premium and standard IOL categories as well as biometry

Continued high interest in our cataract surgical workplace offering

EBIT margin significantly above previous year due to higher operational leverage and disciplined cost management

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1) Microsurgery

MCS: Continuation of Moderately Positive Development

26.7%

of total revenue 206.7

212.8 +3.0%

9M 2015/16

9M 2014/15

MCS

1)

revenue

in € million

Revenue split

in %

FX-adj. sales growth of 0.6%

Slight growth in Neuro/ENT category

Service contribution developing positively

Profitability remains on a high level despite higher costs in research and development

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APAC Drives Top Line Growth

32.2%

32.9%

34.9%

255.2

257.3 +0.9%

9M 2015/16

9M 2014/15

261.9

262.5 +0.2%

9M 2015/16

9M 2014/15

231.6

278.7 +20.3%

9M 2015/16

9M 2014/15

Americas

EMEA

APAC

Revenue

in € million

Revenue

in € million

Revenue

in € million

FX-adj. growth of -2.9%

Benefited from USD strength vs. EUR

U.S. business in a continuously intense competitive environment

FX-adj. growth of 0.6%

Continued heterogeneous development

Good contributions from Germany and France; decline in Middle East and Africa

FX-adj. growth of 17.1%

Strong growth contribution from China, SEA and South Korea

Sideways development in Japan

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EBIT Margin Reaches 13.8% Supported by a Strict Cost Management

Income statement

in € million in % of sales

Gross profit 422.7 52.9

391.8 52.3

Selling & marketing expenses

186.9 23.4

180.5 24.1

General & admin.

expenses

34.9 4.4

37.5 5.0

R&D expenses 90.4 11.3

84.3 11.3

EBIT [adj.]

110.5

[113.3]

13.8

[14.2]

89.5 [95.0]

12.0 [12.7]

9M 2015/16 9M 2014/15

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Adjusted EBIT Margin Expands to 14.2%

9 Months

2015/16

9 Months

2014/15 Change

(Unless otherwise stated) € k € k in %

EBIT 110.5 89.5 +23.4

Acquisition-related special effects 2.8 3.6 -20.4

Restructuring / reorganization - 2.0 > 100

Other special effects - - -

Adjusted EBIT 113.3 95.0 +19.3

Adjusted EBIT in % of revenue 14.2% 12.7% +1.5% pts.

Adjusted EBIT margin reaches 14.2% (PY: 12.7%) – overall low level of adjustments at 9M 2015/16

PY period contained notable adjustments due to restructuring and M&A effects, mainly related to

the Aaren Scientific Inc. acquisition and efficiency measures in Ophthalmic Systems.

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Cash flow from financing activities

12.9 -24.9

10.3

-178.0

88.8 85.6

Significantly Positive Operating Cash Flow Compared to Previous Year

Cash flow from operating activities

Cash flow from investing activities

Continued positive development of operating cash flows due to increased EBIT as well as improvements in management of net current assets

Swings in cash flow from investing and financing activities related to a € 110 m fixed term deposit maturity in Q1 15/16

Cash flow statement

in € million

9M 2015/16 9M 2014/15

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Continued Solid Financial Position with High And Growing Net Cash Reserves

Key ratio1) June 30, 2016 Change to Sep 30, 2015

in % in % pts.

Equity ratio 67.2 -2.8

Trade receivables in % of LTM2) revenue 23.1 -1.2

Inventory in % of LTM revenue 19.7 +1.5

in € million in %

Net cash and cash equivalents 319.3 +14.7

Net working capital 251.5 -1.2

1) See definition pages 10 and 12 of the Carl Zeiss Meditec Group 9 Months Report 2015/16 2) Last twelve months

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Agenda

9M 2015/16 at a Glance Financial Performance Highlights

Outlook

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Ophthalmology (OPT)

Microsurgery (MCS)

New Organizational Structure Will Provide Stronger Customer Focus

Refractive Lasers

Microsurgery (MCS)

SBU Structure 2014/15/16 New SBU Structure

(effective 1st of August 2016)

In Ophthalmology we are merging our structures and will have the newly combined SBU under the leadership of a new Head of Ophthalmology, James V. Mazzo.

The former SBUs “Ophthalmic Systems” and “Surgical Ophthalmology” will no longer exist.

The new structure will help us to: - reduce organizational complexity,

- align our structures further with the markets and - increase customer focus.

Ophthalmic Diagnostics

Ophthalmic Systems (OPH)

Surgical

Ophthalmology (SUR)

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Agenda

9M 2015/16 at a Glance Financial Performance Highlights

Outlook

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We Will Continue on Our Path of Profitable Growth Ahead of Our Markets

Key ratio1)

9M 2015/16 Goals 2015/16 Mid-term goals

Consolidated

revenue € 798.6million

€ 1,080 to 1,120 million

(unchanged)

At least on par with market growth

EBIT-Margin 13.8% 13% to 15%

(unchanged) 13% to 15%

Our strategic priorities:

Further drive recurring revenue generation, with both IOL and refractive laser business

Extend technology leadership in Ophthalmology and build on strength in data management

Further improve profitability of Diagnostics

Continue to lead neuro/ENT visualization market with application-driven innovations

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