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Dr. Karl Lamprecht Dr. Christian Müller

Annual Press Conference

17 December 2020

Video Call

All documents available for download: www.zeiss.com/pressconference

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Dr. Karl Lamprecht

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Stability

Managing the impact

Combating the economic impact of the pandemic on the company as much as possible

Recovery

Utilizing opportunities

Utilizing market opportunities that arise from the current changes

Safety

Protecting employees

Protecting employees' health and safety Implementing

comprehensive preventive measures

Creating awareness and understanding

Continuity

Supporting customers

Continuing business operations

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As of 30 September 2020

All figures in euros. Employee headcount.

Revenue

6,297m

-2%

Incoming orders

6,814m

+4%

Consolidated profit

616m

-132m

EVA

444m

-186m

EBIT

922m

-141m

Employees

32,201

+3%

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EMEA

1,746m

-7% Americas

1,180m

-12% APAC

1,738m

+1% Cooperations

1,633m

+10% of which Germany

588m

-6%

ZEISS Group

Global revenue distribution

Revenue trend

Direct business in RDEs

1,504 2019/20 2018/19

1,446m

-4%

2019/20

Around 90 percent of revenue generated outside Germany

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12 percent growth meant new revenue record and contributed to the ZEISS Group's good result Continued strong demand for EUV and DUV lithography systems EUV technology in current

generation of smartphones

1,634

1,833m

+12%

Revenue

Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology

Fiscal year 2019/20

2019/20

2018/19 Healthy order intake and order backlog lay a solid foundation for new fiscal year

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Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology

From left to right: German Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Dr. Michael Kösters, TRUMPF Lasersystems for Semiconductor Manufacturing, Dr. Peter Kürz, ZEISS SMT segment, and Dr. Sergiy Yulin, Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Optics and Precision Engineering (IOF)

© Deutscher Zukunftspreis/Bildschön

Winner

German Future Prize 2020

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Industrial metrology business affected considerably; pandemic intensifying structural and technological

transformation in automotive industry Decline in aerospace market as well Optical 3D measuring technology at prior year's level

Microscopy solutions business fell slightly

Revenue

Industrial Quality & Research

Fiscal year 2019/20

1,742

1,640m

-6%

2019/20

2018/19 Customer portfolio expanded to include alternative drive system technology

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Industrial Quality & Research

Coronavirus research

The coronavirus, enhanced with artificial dye, captured using a ZEISS GeminiSEM 560, aSTEM detector.

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Stable development overall for consumables, implants and services limited decline in revenue

Increased interest in telehealth and remote solutions like ZEISS CONVIVO

Revenue

Medical Technology

Fiscal year 2019/20 1,760

1,647m

-6%

2019/20 2018/19

Return to growth tentatively expected in fiscal year 2020/21

Outlook

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Medical Technology

From left to right: Dr.-Ing. Michelangelo Masini, Prof. Dr. med. Andreas Raabe and Frank Seitzinger © Deutscher Zukunftspreis/Ansgar Pudenz

Nomination

German Future Prize 2020

Improving treatment through robotics and multi-layered augmentation

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Significant recovery in eyeglass market after easing of first global lockdown

Growth driver in eye care business was China Revenue

Consumer Markets

Fiscal year 2019/20 1,211

1,099m

-9%

2019/20 2018/19

Products and services for digital age provide momentum for new fiscal year

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Consumer Markets

ZEISS VISUFIT

Future-ready technology for the digital consumer journey

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R&D expenditures totaled 13 percent of revenue to bolster innovative strength R&D expenditures

ZEISS Group

Fiscal year 2019/20 705

812m

+15%

2019/20 2018/19
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ZEISS Group

ZEISS Lattice Lightsheet 7

A unique illumination principle enables cell observation over extended periods of time

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Investments increased – sustainability becoming more important 437 2019/20

484m

+47m

Investments in property, plant & equipment

ZEISS Group

Fiscal year 2019/20 234 Investments in property, plant & equipment Depreciations on property, plant & equipment 2018/19 256
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Free cash flow

ZEISS Group

EBIT EBITDA 806

518m

-288m

2019/20 2018/19 1,063

922m

-141m

2019/20 2018/19 1,382

1,260m

-122m

2019/20 2018/19
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Fiscal year 2019/20

Consistent cost management as part of resilience measures

1,740

30 Sept. 2019 30 Sept. 2020

1,531m

-17m

Gross and net liquidity

ZEISS Group

Gross liquidity Net liquidity

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Equity ratio at 47 percent 3,990 30 Sept. 2019 30 Sept. 2020

4,287m

+7%

Equity

ZEISS Group

Fiscal year 2019/20
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Overall, good end to fiscal year

Pandemic had minimal impact thanks to portfolio and global positioning

Portfolio aligned with megatrends

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Opportunities

Balanced portfolio aligned with megatrends and global positioning

Further opportunities with digital solutions and remote services Increasing research expenditures globally for life sciences, diagnostics and pharmaceutical industry

Forecast

Forecast dependent on progression of pandemic ZEISS is cautiously

optimistic that it will see a slight increase in revenue in fiscal year 2020/21

Economy

General recovery on the markets expected

Uncertainties:

- Significant risks in global trade remain

- Global impact of COVID-19 pandemic

Measures

Safety, continuity, stability, recovery Continuation of resilience measures Maintaining innovative strength

New ZEISS Agenda 2025

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All documents available for download:

www.zeiss.com/pressconference

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Jörg Nitschke

ZEISS Group

Head of Corporate Brand and Communications Phone: +49 7364 20-3242

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