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Quirónsalud Overview Héctor Ciria CEO Quirónsalud 8 June 2018

The Best of Both Worlds Outpatient services Procurement Outsourcing & Cooperations Standardization LOS Service- App Laboratory Quality Peer- & Management- Clustering Short waiting times Service Reviews Process Outcomes 2

Key Take-Aways Leading hospital group in Spain Spanish market offers diverse range of financing models Multiple opportunities for growth Top priorities are medical quality, patient experience and digital transformation 3

Agenda 01 Management Team 02 Spanish Hospital Market 03 Quirónsalud Group Overview 04 Growth for the Next Years 4

Quirónsalud Management Team Today s speakers Víctor Madera Chairman (non-executive) Héctor Ciria CEO 5 support areas 3 operating areas ( COOs ) Miguel Mascaró Finance & Control (CFO) Adolfo Fdez. Valmayor IT & Digital Transformation Pedro Rico Private Hospitals Juan Antonio Álvaro Public Hospitals Madrid Juan Carlos González Talent & Organization Julio Fdez Llamazares Communication Fernando Camino Occupational Risk Prevention (ORP) Leticia Moral Quality & Innovation 5

Agenda 01 Management Team 02 Spanish Hospital Market 03 Quirónsalud Group Overview 04 Growth for the Next Years 6

Spain vs. European Peers Total health care expenditure (% of GDP) Total health care expenditure (US$ PPP per capita) 11.3% 11.0% 9.7% 9.0% 8.9% 8.9% 9.0% 5,551 4,600 4,192 3,391 3,248 2,734 4,200 Germany France UK Spain Portugal Italy Germany France UK Italy Spain Portugal Physicians density (x 1,000 inhab.) 4.6 4.1 3.9 3.8 3.3 2.8 3.7 Hospital beds density (x 1,000 inhab.) 8.1 6.1 3.4 3.2 3.0 2.6 4.7 Portugal Germany Spain Italy France UK Germany France Portugal Italy Spain UK Source: OECD 2017, based on data from 2015 and 2016 7

Spanish Health Care System Snapshot Public System Private System Universal coverage (100% population) 47 million users Duplicative 10 million insured (~20% of population) For free No copayments Financed with taxes Paid by users 770/year per user 70% of total expenditure 30% of total expenditure Private system supports public system by releasing resources Why pay for private insurance? Shorter waiting times Direct access to specialist doctor Freedom to choose doctor Comfortable hotel services (e.g. single room) Source: Ministerio de Sanidad y Consumo, IDIS, DBK, Company Internal Estimates 8

Care Delivery Market in Spain Amounts to 60bn Spain GDP 17 1.2 trillion Total health care expenditure 17E 100bn Private Network For-Profit Private Hospitals, Sales by Payor Care Delivery Market 60bn Public Network: > 45bn Primary Care 286 Public acute hospitals* (including some PPP contracts ) 5 hospitals Private Network: 14bn Outpatient medical centers 290 acute hospitals* 39 hospitals Outpatient Medical Centers & Specialist Units Non-for-profit Hospitals 27% 28% 2017E ~ 14bn For-Profit Hospitals 45% Public Administrations (outsourced activity to private hospitals) Self-pay & others 11% 26% 2017E 6.4bn Health Insurance Companies (HICs) 63% * Excludes geriatric and psychiatric hospitals, rehabilitation hospitals, etc. If those are added, total number of hospitals in the Public Network amounts to 355, and in the Private Network to 444 Source: Ministerio de Sanidad y Consumo, CNH 2017, IDIS, Company Internal Estimates Excluding Occupational Risk Prevention (ORP) 9

Spanish For-Profit Private Hospitals Growth For-Profit Private Hospital Market ( bn) Public Admin. Self-pay & others HICs 3.9 +4.2% +3.9% 6.0 6.4 4% CAGR historically Expected to continue growing at 3% 4% p.a. 2005 2015 2017E Private hospital market vs. Spanish GDP growth 6.9% 1.1% 1.8% 4.0% Spanish For-profit GDP -0.6% Hospitals 2005 2009 2009 2014 2014 2017E For-profit Hospitals 3.3% Spanish GDP Sector growth above GDP in all economic cycles Sales CAGR 2005-2017E Breakdown by payor 5.2% HICs 2.0% Self-pay & Others 2.6% Public Admin. 4.2% Total Market 31% 13% 26% 2005 56% 2017E 11% 63% Growth fueled by Health Insurance Companies (HICs) Source: OECD 2015, IDIS, DBK, Company Internal Estimates 10

Agenda 01 Management Team 02 Spanish Hospital Market 03 Quirónsalud Group Overview General Overview Business Units Integration with Fresenius Helios 04 Growth for the Next Years 11

Quirónsalud Group Snapshot #1 hospital group in Spain ~ 2.8bn sales in 2017, +10% vs 16 (+6% organic) >100 health care centers, including 45 hospitals with c.7,000 beds Largest Spanish hospital operator (2016 Sales in million) Publicly available figures 500 2,539 ~ 40,000 employees 449 365 3 3 #Hospitals Over 300 ORP centers, direct access to 5 million workers 336 11 1 7 Strong commitment to quality, education and innovation 277 247 3 5 3 1 2 3 Already present in LatAm 174 2 Source: annual accounts, internal analysis, press releases 12

Quirónsalud Group KPIs 2017 Total Growth YoY* Outpatient consultancies 8.6 million +12% Emergencies 2.6 million +8% Inpatient Patient Days Discharges Avg. Length of Stay Occupation rate 1.5 million 350 thousand 4.3 days 62% +5% +5% + 1 p.p. Surgeries 400 thousand +8% * Includes organic and inorganic growth 13

A History of Growth Sustained organic growth, above market 10 greenfield projects ~ 2,800m More than 25 acquisitions including 5 turnarounds, 6 ORP companies and 1 hospital in Peru 2,185m Sales evolution ( million) +30% 32m 313m 559m 817m 2013 2017 significant growth. Intense M&A activity, mainly focused on private segment 2000 2005 2010 2013 2015 2017 # Hospitals 4 8 10 19 42 45 + = 14

Over the Last 4 Years, M&A Has Played a Transformational Role 20 acquisitions between 2014 2017... with significant value creation 1 Creation of Spanish market leader (#1 Group acquired #2) + = About 100m of annual synergies, most of them already realized and in a steady state 2 Acquisition of prestigious hospitals in local markets Lima (Perú) Illustrative Mainly coming from Procurement Internalization of services (laboratory, cleaning, catering, etc) ORP network rationalization Headquarters 3 Creation of market leader in ORP sector Development of Permanent Improvement Program 15

Our People More than 32,000 employees and 8,000 mercantile doctors 75% female and 74% indefinite contracts Among Top 10 employers in Spain Unifying cultures after 20 acquisitions in the last 4 years Quirónsalud Campus corporate university 16

Prestigious Hospitals in Every Large Spanish City Top 10 Spanish provinces Celebrities at Quirónsalud Province Population (million) Quirónsalud # hospitals Madrid 6.5 11 Barcelona 5.6 7 Valencia 2.5 1 Sevilla 1.9 2 Alicante 1.8 1 Málaga 1.6 2 Murcia 1.5 1 Vizcaya 1.1 1 La Coruña 1.1 1 I. Baleares 1.1 3 17

Management Priority on Quality and Patient Experience Top quality standards and certifications Focus on patient experience Collaboration with Cleveland Clinic La Fundación Jiménez Díaz recibe el sello de calidad EFMQ 5 Star 650+ por su excelente gestión 21 de mayo 2018 #1 Continuous monitoring of NPS CM Teknon International Seminar on Patient Safety and Clinical Excellence, 5 th edition in May 2018 18

Embracing the New Digital Opportunities Internal Developments Care Management System (Casiopea) Fully integrated health care system with doctors porters, nurses and management Processes standardization (Efficiency & Quality) Patient experience Growth opportunities Human talent Patient Portal (app & web) Started in Q4 2016 Online appointment Access to medical records +700,000 patients registered +1 million appointments ~10% of Quirónsalud s total outpatient consultations 19

Equipped with the Latest Technology Cutting-edge high-tech equipment 86 MRIs 60 Multi-sliced CT scans 23 Linear accelerators 12 PET-CTs 5 Da Vinci surgical robots 4 SPECT-TCs 1 Gamma Knife 1 Cyber Knife 1 st proton beam therapy center in Spain, to be opened in Q4 2019 20

Agenda 01 Management Team 02 Spanish Hospital Market 03 Quirónsalud Group Overview General Overview Business Units Integration with Fresenius Helios 04 Growth for the Next Years 21

Quirónsalud Group Structure & Business Units Simplified Hospitals ORPs Transversal Units (internal services) Health care services 45 hospitals, 81 medical centers Real Estate owned in 30 hospitals Health & Safety at workplace Over 300 centers 5 million workers covered Laboratory Radiology Pathology Sales Breakdown Hospitals 88% Health Insurance Companies (HICs) 47% 11% 2017A ~ 2.8bn Self-pay & others 30% Public Administrations Non-health care services (cleaning, kitchen, cafeteria, maintenance, etc.) Central procurement unit IT & call center 12% ORPs 12% 22

Hospital Private Activity HICs HICs market share 2017 Quirónsalud has agreements with all relevant HICs 90% national and 10% international National HICs 7% 7% 23% Market growth at 4 5% p.a. Top 5 control close to 80% of market 15% 31% Quirónsalud has improved its positioning vis-à-vis HICs, establishing recurrent win-win relationships 17% International HICs cover the travel segment and medical tourism Source: ICEA Self-pay Prestige and quality Activity is generated from Highly reputed specialists offering private services only Patients without private health insurance Treatments not covered by insurance plans (plastic surgery, fertility) Ruber Internacional (Madrid) Quirónsalud Madrid CM Teknon (Barcelona) Quirónsalud Marbella 23

Hospital Public Activity General Overview Long-Term Contracts 5 hospitals: 4 in Madrid and 1 in Catalonia Stable and secure contracts Terms: 30 years in Madrid, 10 in Catalonia Expiration dates in Madrid 2036-2041 Tariffs adjusted by CPI Hospitals integrated in public network with assigned population area Revenue model: (i) capitation fee or (ii) DRG /Activity Short-Term Contracts Outsourced activity to private players, typically to reduce surgical waiting lists Variable length of contracts (typically 2 5 years) More than 10 Quirónsalud hospitals, broad geographical distribution 24

Hospital Public Activity Patient Satisfaction in Madrid 2017 Patient Satisfaction Survey in Madrid Evolution of Quirónsalud hospitals in satisfaction rankings 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 92.7% 96.1% 92.4% 93.2% Group III FJD 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 #1 #1 #3 #1 Group II Hosp. Villalba Hosp. Rey Juan Carlos - - - - - - - 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 Quirónsalud FJD Hosp. Villalba Hosp. Rey Juan Carlos Hosp. Infanta Elena Group I Hosp. Infanta Elena 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 Complexity # Hospitals Group III Group II Group I 8 13 6 Quirónsalud hospitals consistently lead the user satisfaction rankings in Madrid s public system Source: Servicio Madrileño de Salud 25

ORP Business Unit Leader in a 1.3bn market Publicly available figures Main Groups Rank by Sales #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 ORP Centers (approx.) 300 130 200 200 60 Growth & synergies in the ORP sector 2016 2017 2018E Sector is growing thanks to positive cycle Spain GDP growth 3.3% 3.1% 2.7% Further expected synergies Unemployment rate 19% 17% 15% Large potential for hospital growth (cross-referral) 5 million workers covered 2 million medical checkups per year 300 ORP centers network New services contracted with Quirónsalud: laboratory, imaging, etc. Direct dialog 12% with largest Spanish corporates (Ibex 35) Source: annual accounts, internal analysis, Aspren, press releases 26

Agenda 01 Management Team 02 Spanish Hospital Market 03 Quirónsalud Group Overview General Overview Business Units Integration with Fresenius Helios 04 Growth for the Next Years 27

Integration with Fresenius Helios on Track, Promising Start Outpatient services Procurement Outsourcing cooperations Standardization LOS Laboratory Service- App Quality Peer- & Management- Clustering Short waiting times Service Reviews Process Outcomes 28

Agenda 01 Management Team 02 Spanish Hospital Market 03 Quirónsalud Group Overview 04 Growth for the Next Years 29

Organic Growth in all Segments Positive macro trends... Top line growth in all units... Various efficiency levers... Spain is leading growth in EU +2.7% GDP 18E growth Reducing unemployment Hospital Public Moderate growth Growth above market Hospital Private Driven by quality of services Focused on patient experience HICs agreements ORPs Most elected hospitals in free choice Expansion projects Internalization of services (Transversal Units) Laboratory Kitchen, Cleaning Corporate projects Shared services centers IT systems convergence Revenue assurance program Private hospital market to grow at 3 4%, outperforming Spanish GDP Positive employment cycle Cross-referral with hospitals Sales opportunities Permanent operational improvement program 30

New Greenfield Centers 5 Openings Within the Next 3 Years Torre Vida Project (2020) Quirónsalud Madrid new hospitalization building (2018-2019) Alcalá de Henares Hospital (2020) Proton Therapy Center (2019) Córdoba Hospital (2018) 31

Inorganic Further M&A Opportunities Spain Selective opportunities in a still fragmented private market # Acute hospitals in private network LatAm Analyzing opportunities in growing markets Present in Peru since Jan 17 Positive performance in our 1 st year. Above expectations 39 Some countries in Latin America could be attractive Improving regulatory and institutional conditions Relevant market sizes, with growth potential Opportunities for market consolidation Other hospital groups (more than 20) 133 Independent hospitals (not belonging to any group) 118 Over 200 beds High reputation Excellent doctors Source: CNH 2017 32