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Overall progress in the third quarter of 2006 The third quarter of this financial year has shown very favorable growth in terms of the volume of Grifols business in the different geographic areas and divisions. The turnover in these three months has exceeded 160 million euros, representing an increase of 23.6% in comparison to sales for the same period last year. Grifols continues to grow in the United States, with sales of 60.4 million euros which represents an increase of 60.4%. Excluding the impact of PlasmaCare sales, a like for like comparison reveals growth in the American market compared to the previous year of 38.1%. By division, sales in Bioscience rose to 110.3 million euros, 16% more than the previous year, with significant growth in the sales of Factor VIII. Sales from the Raw Materials division went from 5.4 million to 19.2 million. Even excluding the impact of plasma sales to third parties carried out by PlasmaCare (acquired in early 2006) this division would have recorded very significant growth, doubling its turnover from the previous year. SUMMARY OF SALES. THIRD QUARTER 2006. BY REGION In thousands of Euros 3rd. Q. 2006 % on sales 3rd. Q. 2005 % var. Europe 83,344 51.8 75,214 10.8 US 60,364 (*) 37.5 37,629 60.4 ROW 17,125 10.6 17,285-0.9 TOTAL 160,833 100.0 130,128 23.6 BY DIVISION In thousands of Euros 3rd. Q. 2006 3rd. Q. 2005 % var. BIOSCIENCE Division 110,270 95,077 16.0 HOSPITAL Division 14,489 13,494 7.4 DIAGNOSTIC Division 16,900 16,173 4.5 RAW MATERIALS Division + Others 19,174 (*) 5,384 256.1 TOTAL 160,833 130,128 23.6 (*) PlasmaCare sales 8,409 2 G R I F O L S 2 0 0 6

Accumulated growth in the nine first months of 2006 This year has seen 23.7% growth in accumulated net sales to reach 482 million euros, confirming the trend seen in the first half of this year. The efforts aimed at strengthening the presence of Grifols products in the United States continue, and as a result the increase in turnover in this market is well above that of Europe. The US market currently accounts for 36.7% of the group s activities. Sales in comparable terms (excluding turnover generated by PlasmaCare) have reached 157.4 million euros compared to 108 million euros in 2005. In the Bioscience division, the most significant elements in the first 9 months of the year were the excellent sales of Factor VIII in the United States and the increase in the price of albumin and IGIV. Growth in this division was 21.7% with total sales of 329 million euros. SUMMARY OF SALES. ACCUMULATED SEPTEMBER 30 2006 BY REGION In thousands of Euros Accum. 2006 % on sales Accum. 2005 % var. Europe 251,155 52.1 235,050 6.9 US 177,186 (*) 36.7 108,097 63.9 ROW 53,899 11.2 46,559 15.8 TOTAL 482,240 100.0 389,706 23.7 BY DIVISION In thousands of Euros Accum. 2006 Accum. 2005 % var. BIOSCIENCE Division 329,309 270,595 21.7 HOSPITAL Division 46,211 42,560 8.6 DIAGNOSTIC Division 55,894 51,353 8.8 RAW MATERIALS Division + Others 50,826 (*) 25,198 101.7 TOTAL 482,240 389,706 23.7 (*) PlasmaCare sales 19,732 T H I R D Q U A R T E R R E P O R T 3

Summary of results The accumulated net profit in the first nine months of 2006 reached 28.4 million euros, 5.2% greater than the profits from the same period last year. The rate of increase was slower than in the third quarter due to the one-off impact of the amortization of non-voting shares in May 2006. Were it not for this effect, growth would have been over 41%. Considering the third quarter on its own, results were double those for the same period in 2005, rising from 5.9 million euros to 12.4 million euros. NET PROFIT In thousands of Euros 2006 2005 % var. Third quarter 12,387 5,906 109.7 Accumulated Jan-Sep 28,418 (*) 27,165 5.2 (*) Net effect of amortization of non-voting shares 17.5 million The average employee count during this period has been 4,161, almost 750 more than in the previous financial year. However, approximately half of this increase is due to the integration of the PlasmaCare staff into the group in March 2006. At present, 47.8% of the company s employees work in the different European countries and 49.5% in the United States. Among the most important events in this period was the finalization of the purification and sterile dosing facilities for the coagulation factors (Factor VIII, Factor IX and PTC) in Los Angeles (USA). The new building has a total surface area of 3,800m2, and represents an investment of 12 million euros. The plan is that, after completion of a second phase of development, it will incorporate the sterile dosing of albumin. With completion of the construction stage, the next phase was the preparation of conformance lots, required to initiate the process of gaining FDA approval. The technology used in the design of this new production area and much of its equipment was developed by Grifols Engineering, following the guidelines used in the Barcelona (Spain) plant which have already been validated by the FDA. At the same time, a third manufacturing line for the filling of large volume bags (3 liters) has been put into operation at the parenteral solutions plant in Barcelona. In the third quarter, Grifols has also opened a representation office in Japan in order to help plan the introduction of the company s products in this marketplace over the next 3 to 5 years. Grifols already sells diagnostic instruments in Japan with a turnover of 1.3 million euros in FY 2005. 4 G R I F O L S 2 0 0 6

The increase in sales of DG Gel cards used in Grifols diagnostic equipment around the world has made it necessary to expand the manufacturing facilities currently in Parets del Valles (Barcelona, Spain). This will enable the company to significantly increase production of reagents and to grow its presence in the global immunohematology market. The investment totaled 2.3 million euros, with construction scheduled to finish in the second quarter of 2007. Grifols daily share price vs IBEX 35 & IBEX Medium (Base 100, from May 17 to September 30 2006) T H I R D Q U A R T E R R E P O R T 5