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Capital Market Day 2012 June 12, 2012

Product Segments IV Drugs John Ducker Member of the Management Board President Region North America Capital Market Day Fresenius Kabi, June 12, 2012

Agenda 1 2 3 4 5 6 Market Characteristics Fresenius Kabi Track Record Growth Opportunities Development Pipeline Key Success Factors Outlook and Summary 3

Market Characteristics Global Injectable Generics Market Addressable market valued at 9.8 bn Huge opportunity for growth Addressable Market 2011 Key Competitors bn, % Fresenius Kabi Market Share in % 14% 13% 8% 0.5 10% 14% Hospira 10% Fresenius Kabi 9% 3.0 1.7 1.7 2.8 6% 9.8 Others 58% 10% 4% Novartis/ Sandoz Teva Anti- Critical Anesth.& Infectives Care Analgesics Oncology Others Total 4% Mylan Source: IMS MAT Dec 2011, IV Generics, excluding Enoxaparin, excluding Japan 4

Market Characteristics IMS Categorization Limitations IMS Categorization IMS Generics Off-patent products Innovator sales of off-patent products excluded IMS Non-Generics Products still under patent Innovator sales of off-patent products included IMS Non-Categorized Branded generics in emerging markets often included Detailed information lacking Example from IMS: Docetaxel 552 m 626 m Normally only this gets captured as generics market Though in reality this is still being sold by Sanofi the product is marketed as generic at generic price level 66 m The size of the market depends on what you include! Source: IMS MAT Dec 2011 5

Market Characteristics IV Generics A Segment with High Growth Growth rate 50% higher than oral dose generics High barriers to entry Fewer competitors than oral generics Aligned to our business model Competition at Launch Channel Split of Global IV Generics US ANDA approvals 2007-2011 # of IV generics 60 50 40 30 Approx. 50% of IV generics with only one generic competitor at market formation 19% Retail 20 10 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 # of generic competitors at market formation Hospital 81% Source: Scrip, Datamonitor, IMS MAT Dec 2011, IV Generics 6

Fresenius Kabi Track Record Excellent Growth m Fresenius Kabi Sales CAGR +42% 1,327 1,448 989 274 526 2007 2010 2010 2010 2011 1.45 bn business built in only six years Combination of successful acquisitions and global rollout of portfolio CAGR 2006-2011 7

Fresenius Kabi Track Record A Top-Tier Portfolio Molecules in Fresenius Kabi Addressable Market 156 149 148 136 Sandoz Teva Fresenius Kabi Hospira Portfolio optimization remains one of the key factors driving revenues and margins Source: IMS MAT Dec 2011, IV Generics 8

Growth Opportunity Patent Expiries Feed Our Pipeline Patent expiries of injectable drugs will continue to fuel generic market growth 0.5 2.9 bn of originator sales expected to suffer generic competition in every year for the next decade (2011 branded EU and US markets) In Fresenius Kabi s addressable therapy segments >10 molecules lose patent exclusivity each year until 2021 (Europe and US) In the US alone, 172 small molecule injectable products with over 15.5 bn* (US$20 bn) in branded sales face patent expiration over the next decade** In IV Generics, the Patent Cliff is more of a gentle slope extending ten years into the future *Exchange rate as of Dec 31, 2011: /US$ = 1.29 **Source: IMS MAT Dec 2011, based on Orange Book last listed patent expiry year and internal IP intelligence 9

Growth Opportunity Geographic Expansion Geographic Sales Distribution 3% 12% 46% 39% 3% 13% 21% 63% 11% 18% 46% 25% ROW Asia-Pacific Europe North America Significant growth opportunity in EU and Asia-Pacific where Fresenius Kabi s market share is still relatively low Fresenius Kabi has demonstrated strength and success in these regions with Clinical Nutrition and Medical Devices, and is well positioned for successful rollout of IV Generics Total IV Drugs Market Fresenius Kabi IV Drugs Fresenius Kabi Total Sales Source: IMS MAT Dec 2011, IV Generics, excluding Enoxaparin, excluding Japan and China (except Propofol), Fresenius Kabi Internal Analysis (2011) 10

Development Pipeline Submissions & Approvals in 2011 Submissions 2011 Approvals 2011 6 183 108 12 120 110 US EU Emerging Markets US EU Emerging Markets Source: Fresenius Kabi Internal Analysis 2012, molecules and markets 11

Development Pipeline Future Portfolio Fresenius Kabi currently runs 110 development projects Product Segments Target Markets Anti-Infectives 20% 36% Oncology Emerging Markets 25% EU 35% Anesthetics & Analgesics 21% 23% 40% Critical Care Therapeutic Segment Balance US Geographic Balance Note: Total > 108 as several projects are developed for several areas 12

Key Success Factors Global Presence Participate in global market consolidation from a strong base Fresenius Kabi already sells IV Generics in 145 countries worldwide # of Countries Fresenius Kabi is present North America 2 Europe 40 Asia-Pacific 41 Latin America 26 Africa 36 13

Key Success Factors Fast to Market Early market entry is vital to maximize market share and margins in injectable generics Fresenius Kabi has been steadily launching products at market formation in Europe, US and Asia-Pacific across all our therapeutic areas Recent examples: Gemcitabine (US), Remifentanyl (Europe) We have filed 11 Paragraph IV certifications in the US since 2007 Fresenius Kabi has employed innovative formulation and development techniques to allow product launch prior to patent expiry Recent example: IV Paracetamol (Europe) 14

Key Success Factors Cost Leadership World class expertise for development and manufacture of API*, intermediates and final dosage forms All activities carried out in-house supported by stringent analytical and testing capabilities World class economies of scale Taxus baccata 10-DAB Paclitaxel API Paclitaxel Kabi Mappia foetida Camptothecin Irinotecan API Irinotecan Kabi *API = Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient 15

Key Success Factors Quality Leadership Dedication and Commitment Quality, Safety and Reliability are our core values and the fundamental basis for patient safety and company success Global quality processes and standards: Global Quality Management System and SOPs* Best practice approach elaborated by qualified core teams and defined in Global Guiding Documents Regular training and quality meetings Electronic workflows and data base for critical processes: Complaint management Adverse events reporting Corrective and preventive action management *SOP = Standard Operating Procedure 16

Key Success Factors Differentiation Our development and marketing teams are working on several initiatives to provide Generic Plus differentiation: Safety labelling Dose banding Pre-filled syringes Consumer friendly forms (e.g. Lyo to Ready To Use) Dual chambered bags Bundling: Oncology with nutrition services Advanced safety concepts: TIVA* and TCI** Aseptic compounding of final dose *TIVA = Total IV Anesthesia **TCI = Target Controlled Infusion 17

Key Success Factors Fresenius Kabi s Strengths Match Key Success Factors Development Manufacturing Market Rich development pipeline across entire range (>100 projects) Pipeline spread evenly across differentiated and standard generics Local regulatory expertise supported by central teams Fast to Market Strength of Portfolio Deep knowledge and experience of injectables manufacturing Vertical integration Multiple production sites for key products Cost Leadership Quality Leadership Dedicated focus on injectables Present in all major markets Decentralized management allows local experts to take decisions Strong relationships with hospitals and purchasing organizations Global Presence Differentiation 18

Outlook Increasing Focus on EU and AP Strong growth in Europe and Asia-Pacific expected to continue Unwinding of drug shortage effect in US will normalize growth in North America Aggressive geographic expansion of US specific portfolio New key products being developed for global launch Demographic trends and related socio-economic factors will grow demand and accelerate conversion to generic medicines Carefully track biosimilar development 19

Summary The injectable generics market is witnessing continued rapid growth Driven by patent expiries, demographics, high entry barriers & technology Fresenius Kabi is well positioned to profitably participate through increased market presence enabled by: A robust pipeline managed by an international development team for global product availability at market formation Strong control of cost and quality across the entire value chain Flexibility in global production network to participate in short term opportunities (e.g. US shortages) A leading product portfolio which creates high value to our key customers and is managed by decentralized sales & marketing teams 20

Safe Harbor Statement This presentation contains forward-looking statements that are subject to various risks and uncertainties. Future results could differ materially from those described in these forward-looking statements due to certain factors, e.g. changes in business, economic and competitive conditions, regulatory reforms, results of clinical trials, foreign exchange rate fluctuations, uncertainties in litigation or investigative proceedings, and the availability of financing. Fresenius does not undertake any responsibility to update the forward-looking statements contained in this presentation. 21

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