Philips Investor Presentation

May 6, 2025

Important Information

This document and the related oral presentation contain certain forward-looking statements with respect to the financial condition, results of operations and business of Philips. These statements involve risk and uncertainty, and actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied by these statements. Factors that could cause future results to differ include macro-economic and geopolitical changes, Philips' ability to keep pace with the changing health technology environment, integration of acquisitions, and other risks detailed in the Annual Report 2024.

Market share statements are based on outside sources and management estimates.

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Management uses certain non-IFRS financial measures. These should be used in conjunction with the most directly comparable IFRS measures. Non-IFRS financial measures do not have standardized meaning under IFRS and therefore may not be comparable to similar measures presented by other issuers. A reconciliation of these non-IFRS measures to the most directly comparable IFRS measures is contained in this document. Further information on non-IFRS measures can be found in the Annual Report 2024.

All amounts are in millions of euros unless otherwise stated. Due to rounding, amounts may not add up precisely to totals provided. All reported data is unaudited. Financial reporting is in accordance with the accounting policies as stated in the Annual Report 2024.

Company Overview

Creating value with sustainable impact. Path to value creation.

Our purpose: To improve people's health and well-being through meaningful innovation.

Our vision: Better care for more people.

Philips at a Glance

EUR 18.0bn in sales; 11.5% Adjusted EBITA margin.

~70% sales from #1 or #2 positions.

~40% of sales from recurring revenues.

~9% of sales invested in R&D.

Leader in ESG as highest ranking Health Tech company.

Global Sales Footprint

Market Position

Well-positioned to capture growing and attractive markets, enabling better care for more people through sustainable innovation.

Addressable Market

EUR ~90 billion in 2025, with a 2022-2025 CAGR of mid-single digit.

Structural and Increasing Gap Between Demand and Supply of Care

Market Dynamics by Region

Fundamentally attractive market whilst short-term dynamics differ per region.

Region Health Systems Key Drivers Personal Health
North America Solid Productivity and consolidation Currently stable
Europe Slight improvement Productivity and digitalization Strong
Greater China Strong underlying demand
  • Anti-corruption and national renewal program
  • Regulatory changes and localization
Subdued
Rest of World Solid Infrastructure investments and digitalization Strong

Closely monitoring hospital demand and consumer sentiment.

Our Businesses

Diagnosis & Treatment

EUR 8.8 billion sales, 11.6% adjusted EBITA margin.

Advancing outcomes for more patients and hospital productivity with precise and predictive imaging.

Ultrasound

Top 2 Globally – #1 Cardiovascular.

Diagnostic Imaging – MR, CT, DXR

Top 3 Globally.

Enabled by industry-leading Enterprise Informatics, #1 in PACS¹ and inter-operability.

Image-Guided Therapy Systems

#1 Globally: #1 Cath lab systems, #1 Interventional cardiology, #2 Interventional neurovascular.

Image-Guided Therapy Devices

#1 Globally: #3 Coronary devices, #2 Peripheral vascular devices, #1 Lead management, #1 3D Intracardiac echography.

Market leading installed base.

Connected Care

EUR 5.1 billion sales, 9.6% adjusted EBITA margin.

Global leader in hospital and ambulatory monitoring, largest vendor-agnostic Enterprise Informatics.

Monitoring

#1 Globally in Hospital and Ambulatory.

Enterprise Informatics

#1 PACS¹, interoperability.

Sleep & Respiratory Care

#2 Globally.

Personal Health

EUR 3.6 billion sales, 16.7% adjusted EBITA margin.

Strong leadership across businesses, supported by innovation and a trusted brand.

Personal Care

#1 Electric shaving & grooming, #1 Intense Pulsed Light.

Oral Healthcare

#2 Globally, #1 US Rechargeable power toothbrush.

Mother & Childcare

#2 Bottle feeding, #1 Pregnancy engagement app.

Leveraging Platforms

We leverage platforms for personal health, monitoring, imaging and interventional to serve our customers across care settings.

Home: Personal health products.

Hospital: Monitoring, imaging, and interventional solutions.

Capabilities: Self-care, Measurements & Insights, Diagnosis, Treatment.

Enabled and connected by Enterprise Informatics and services.

Innovation Strategy

We are deploying our new culture of impact with care, building on the right team and Healthtech capabilities.

Our culture: Impact with care - For patients, people and planet with patient safety, quality and integrity at the heart.

Culture Pillars: Clarity & Simplicity, Execution & Performance, Accountability & Empowerment, Learning & Collaboration.

The Right Team and Capabilities

Experienced and Passionate Executive Team

Our Plan

Strategy: Focused growth and value creation.

Innovation: People and patient-centric innovation, business-led, at scale.

Execution: 1. Patient Safety and Quality, 2. Reliable end-to-end supply chain, 3. Simplified operating model.

Supported by a culture of impact with care and HealthTech talent and capabilities.

Focused Growth and Value Creation Strategy

70% of revenue, industry leading margins.

Accelerating growth in attractive leadership segments: Image-Guided Therapy, Ultrasound, Monitoring, Personal Health.

30% of revenue margin upside.

Capture value upside with clear execution roadmap: Scale to unlock insights and deliver profitable growth, Enhance operational excellence, focus on customer productivity, Restore business profitability and position.

Largest Vendor-Agnostic Enterprise Informatics Business

~EUR 1.2 billion sales, ~2x Philips growth.

Imaging Informatics

Diagnosing patients by reviewing images.

#1 Radiology, #1 Cardio, #3 Pathology.

Clinical Integration

Integrating and analyzing data from >1,200 medical devices.

#1 Medical device integration (US).

Telecare

Enable remote care delivery.

#1 eICU, #1 Critical care EMR.

Creating Value for Stakeholders through High-Impact Innovation

€1.7bn, >9% of sales in 2024, industry leading.

~50% of sales from new and upgraded products launched in last 3 years.

>50% of R&D workforce on software, data & AI.

Innovating Sustainably with Quality as Highest Priority

Innovation is Deeply Clinically Embedded through Global Partnerships

Partners include Mayo Clinic, NYU Langone Health, The University of Chicago, Phoenix Children's Hospital, Karolinska University Hospital, UMC Utrecht, MTIC, Leiden University Medical Center, Tohoku University Hospital, Fortis, Narayana Health, SingHealth, HCL, LU, CNIC, Taichung Veterans General Hospital, Taipei Veterans General Hospital, Peking University First Hospital.

Businesses are Accountable to Deliver Innovation from Creation to Delivery

R&D Spend: 90% on Diagnosis & Treatment, Connected Care, Personal Health; 10% on Enterprise Innovation (Fundamental and breakthrough innovation, ventures and partnerships).

Segments: Diagnostic Imaging, Ultrasound, Image-Guided Therapy, Monitoring, Enterprise Informatics, Sleep & Respiratory Care, Personal Health.

Driving quality through integrated innovation, design and sustainability.

Scalable Innovations Setting the Standard Across Segments of Care

BlueSeal MR

Helium-free, installable everywhere, AI-enabled. >1700 systems installed.

Azurion

One more patient a day, industry leader cardiac care, extending to brain. 5 million procedures a year on Azurion system.

Patient Information Center iX

Monitoring ecosystems across all acuity settings. Up-to-minute data for 1,600 patients. 1 in 2 hospitals use this PIC IX monitor in the US.

OneBlade

New hybrid shaving category. 90% market share. 100+ million blades & 50+ million handles sold.

Recently Launched AI Innovations Fuel 50% of Sales

Execution as Key Value Driver

We Have Made Solid Progress on Our Execution Priorities

Patient Safety and Quality Embedded in Businesses, Innovation and Culture

End-to-End Supply Chain Delivering Better Lead Times and Service

Simplified Operating Model Driving Accountability and Agility

Continued Solid Execution of the Three-Year Plan

Metric 2023-2025 Plan 2023-2024 Progress Commentary
Comparable Sales Growth From low-to-mid single digits ~3.5% CAGR Driven by solid growth ex-China
Adj. EBITA margin¹ From high single digits to low teens +410 bps Operational improvements, productivity savings and pricing
Free Cash Flow² EUR 3.0-3.6 billion³ EUR 2.5 billion Higher earnings, working capital management, financial discipline
Net Debt/Adj. EBITDA 1.5x 1.8x Significant deleveraging

Reiterating Sales Outlook While Reflecting Net Tariff Impact

Metric Previous 2025 Outlook Updated 2025 Outlook
Comparable sales growth 1 – 3% (All business segments growing within the range) Reiterated: 1 – 3% (All business segments growing within the range)
Adjusted EBITA margin 11.8 – 12.3% Revised: 10.8% – 11.3%
Free cash flow¹ Lower end of EUR 0.4 – 0.6 billion range¹ Revised: slightly positive¹

Productivity Initiatives to Deliver EUR 2.5 Billion in the 2023-2025 Period

Category 2023-2025 Target (in millions of EUR)
Operating model 1,050-1,150
  • Simplified operating model
  • R&D prioritization, reduction of Corporate Research
  • End-to-end supply chain, simplifying planning, and eliminating duplications
Procurement 650-700
  • Bill-of-material savings via redesign, value analysis, engineering
  • Reductions in warehousing, transportation and consulting
Other productivity 700-750
  • Manufacturing footprint optimization and service productivity
  • R&D platform simplification and footprint optimization
  • GBS and hyper-automation
  • Sleep & Respiratory Care rightsizing
Total Target ~2,500

Margin Increase from Productivity, Pricing and Supply Chain Improvements

Adj. EBITA margin progression (cumulative drivers 2023-2025):

Performance actions include: End-to-end supply chain and procurement, Pricing actions, Mix and innovation, Reduction in roles, R&D prioritization, GBS and hyper-automation.

Balanced Capital Allocation Focusing on Organic Growth, Margin Improvement and Cash

  1. Organic growth: Main premise of our value creation.
  2. Dividend stability: Pay-out of 40-50% of net recurring income. Continued, stable dividend policy.
  3. M&A: Disciplined, bolt-on M&A in core areas.
  4. Share buy-backs: In April 2024, completed EUR 1.5 billion program announced in July 2021. Continuing to evaluate periodically.

Shareholder returns: Maintain strong investment grade rating.

2023-2025: Execute Our Plan, Drive Profitable Growth

Making solid progress on execution:

Within a more challenging macro environment.

Creating value with sustainable impact.

2025+: Deliver on Full Potential of Our Segments

Delivered by Healthtech talent and culture of impact with care.

Better Care for More People

Historical Financial Performance Summary

Key data (in millions of EUR unless otherwise stated) 2022 2023 2024
Sales 17,827 18,169 18,021
Comparable sales growth (3)% 6% 1%
Income from operations (1,529) (115) 529
Financial expenses, net (200) (314) (282)
Investments in associates, net of income taxes (2) (98) (124)
Income tax expense 113 73 (963)
Income from continuing operations (1,618) (454) (840)
Discontinued operations, net of income taxes 13 (10) 142
Net income (1,605) (463) (698)
Adjusted EBITA¹ 1,318 1,921 2,077
as a % of sales 7.4% 10.6% 11.5%
Adjusted income from continuing operations attributable to shareholders² per common share (in EUR) - diluted 0.92 1.25 1.38

Balanced Capital Allocation Policy

Organic Return on Invested Capital

2019: 13.6%, 2020: 12.3%, 2021: 14.7%, 2022: 5.8%, 2023: 10.3%, 2024: 12.1% (WACC 7.4%)

Mergers & Acquisitions (in billions of EUR unless otherwise stated)

2015-2017: ~3.6, 2018: ~0.6, 2019-2020: ~0.4, 2021: ~3.2

Dividends

2019-2024: 0.85

Share Repurchase (in billions of EUR unless otherwise stated)

2013-2016: 1.5, 2017-2019: 1.5, 2019-2021: 1.5, 2021-2024: 1.5

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