Corporate Presentation
Creating the Improved Standard
in Healthcare Sterile Reprocessing
Year 2011
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Company Overview
• Founded 1998
• Designed and manufactured a low temperature
sterilizer for medical devices
• IPO 2001
• TSX: TOS
• 59M shares outstanding
Key Events Under Initial Management
• TSO3 total 38 placements of its first generation product in North America
• Renewed management team
2008
• Received FDA Clearance for additional claims to include rigid lumened instruments (125L)
2006
• Received FDA Clearance for first generation sterilizer (125L) 2003
• Received HC Authorization for first generation sterilizer (125L) 2002
Renewed Leadership
• R.M. (Ric) Rumble, CEO – Joined October 2008 – More than 25 years experience within the North American and Global
medical device industry, capital and consumables – Business Unit Manager, Sterility Assurance – 3M – President - MediVators Inc – VP & GM – Global Healthcare Sterilization, STERIS
• Benoît Deschamps, VP Finance – Joined June 2011 – 25 years+ in senior finance roles – Accomplishments focused on investment and financing within large companies
and entrepreneurial organizations – Background in the acquisitions, private and public corporate debt investments
and structured combined debt-and-equity transactions – Holds a M.B.A. in Finance and a Ph.D. in Business Administration (Finance)
• Simon Robitaille, Consultant for Ops/R&D (former CSO & Co-Founder)
Recent Key Events
• Receives notification of conformity to the CE Mark enabling sales of new generation sterilizer in Europe
• Ships first newly branded 3M™ Optreoz™ 125-Z Sterilizer to 3M for training purposes
2010
• Adopts new and aggressive strategic plan in order to increase utility of sterilizer
• Freezes design of new generation (STERIZONE® 125L+) sterilizer offering increased compatibility and speed
• Signs global channel partner agreement with 3M™ for new generation sterilizer (TSO3 STERIZONE® 125L+)
• Receives HC Authorization for new generation sterilizer (TSO3 STERIZONE® 125L+)
2009
2011
• Appoints new CFO (June)
• Expands agreement with 3M™ to include new OR sterilizer under development
• Ships first 3M™ Optreoz™ 125-Z Sterilizer to customer locations (June)
• Ships additional 3M™ Optreoz™ 125-Z Sterilizers as part of the upgrade program offered to original 125L Ozone Sterilizer customers
Our Vision…
To Create the Improved
Standard in Healthcare
Sterile Reprocessing
In business to win
The Market
The Product/
Solution
The Channel
Why low
temperature
sterilization?
Market Drivers
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Growing Population
2010 2020
17% increase
7.9% increase
Annals of Surgery. 2003 August; 238(2): 170-177.
More people = more surgeries
Aging Population
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
2001 2005 2010 2015 2020
% I
nc
rea
se
65 yrs +
45 to 64
15 to 44
- 15 yrs
53% increase
Annals of Surgery. 2003 August; 238(2): 170-177.
65 yrs+ is the fastest growing segment
Impact of Age on Demand for Surgery
45 55 65 75
Number of procedures (average)
88% of ophthalmology surgeries
70% of cardiothoracic surgeries
65% of urology surgeries
60% of general surgeries
As we age, we require more OR time
Annals of Surgery. 2003 August; 238(2): 170-177.
Age
Advancement in Medical Techniques
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From Traditional Open Surgery To Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS)
MIS Procedures
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MIS
Cardiology
Gastrointestinal
Urology
Gynaecology
Pulmonary medicine
Neurosurgery
30 million surgeries in US/year
The National Institute of Health (NIH).
Orthopaedic
Increasingly used and finding new applications everyday
MIS Devices are Complex & Delicate
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$50k Colonoscope
MIS Devices
require low
temperature
sterilization
Low Temperature Sterilization Trend What customers are saying…
2010 3M™ Commissoned Market Research. Courtesy of 3M™.
Courtesy of 3M™ - 2010 Survey.
Sterile Reprocessing Areas in Hospitals
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Operating Room Department (OR)
OR OR OR OR
OR OR OR OR
Liquid
Gas
Central Sterilization (CS)
1 CS
Liquid
3 GI
Sterile Storage for OR
Low Temperature Sterilization
Steam Sterilization
Gastrointestinal Department (GI)
1 CS 2 OR
Customers want
THROUGHPUT
TSO3 sterilizer conjoint study July 2009 - Allegheny Marketing Group.
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Available Sterilization Solutions Ethylene Oxyde
(EtO) Hydrogen Peroxide
(H2O2)
Liquid
Peracetic Acid (PAA)
Hyg. Per. + Ozone (H2O2/O3)
Efficacious Fast Specific use in OR Fast
High material
compatibility
Limited in
efficacy
Liquid = Not terminal
sterilization Efficacious
Long cycles
• 16 to 30 hrs for toxicity removal
Limited in
compatibility
Replacement offers
reduced claims
High material
compatibility
Dangerous
• Carcinogenic, mutagenic, neurotoxic
Load restrictive Only addresses OR
Segment
High loading capacity
Regulated Pollutant Expensive 23,000 units in N/A
Being pulled out by FDA
Lowest cost /instrument sterilized
Throughput Throughput Throughput Throughput
We sterilize
what others can’t…
L o n g e r
bigger more complex
We sterilize more
in each load…
Superior Loading Capacity
Competitive Maximum Load
Example of TSO3 Load Example of TSO3 Load
We sterilize
fast 46 minutes
Our Technology Enables Throughput
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By combining:
• Efficacy & Compatibility
• High loading capacity
• Speed
Customer Feedback
2010 3M™ Commissoned Market Research. Courtesy of 3M™.
2 weeks after install of the 3M™ Optreoz™ 125-Z
• “Improving our standard of care” by…
• “Terminally sterilizing devices previously reprocessed using a liquid
chemical sterilization method”.
• “Virtually eliminated the use of the liquid process, as flexible scopes are
now terminally sterilized, along with additional devices”
• “Already running up to eight loads a day”
• “Obtaining significantly shorter cycle times”
• “Already experiencing improved throughput”
• “Very happy with this acquisition”
Market Overview / Low
Temperature Sterilization
• Capital equipment business – Low temperature gas sterilizers in
hospitals:
• ~26,000 installed worldwide
• Life span ~ 12 years
• Replacement business: 2,000 units/year
US
Canada
Europe
ROW• Consummables business – Estimated recurring revenues on low
temperature gas sterilizers:
• $ 250M /year
Worldwide Installed Base
A Winning Channel Partner
• Innovative
• Customer respected
• Leading competitor in space
• Globally established
3M™ Global Reach
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2011 Milestones
• 3M Optreoz™ 125-Z – Scale assembly operations Q1/Q2
– Regulatory Affairs • Health Canada Authorization ACHIEVED
• CE Mark for European Union ACHIEVED
• American FDA clearance Filed June 30, 2011 (follow-up filing in 2012)
– Ship units / CANADA, EUROPE INITIATED Q2 End
LATIN AMERICA, PACIFIC ASIA
• Next product : OR – Finalize prototype Q4
3M™ Optreoz™ Roll-Out
3M™ 2011 Launch Plan
• Phased global roll-out based on regulatory clearances
– CEE / ME / WE Europe: CE Mark registration and translation complete
– Canada: June
• APAC: Beginning Q3 in Wave A
• LA: Beginning Q3 in Wave A
Wave A 2011 15 countries
Wave B 2012 22 additional countries
Wave C 2013 3 major additional countries
Slide content courtesy of 3M™.
3M™ Key Messages on Optreoz™
Sterilizer
“Ingenious solution to low temperature
sterilization challenges” – Can sterilize rigid multi-channel endoscopes
– Has better lumen penetration and can process multiple flexible
endoscopes in a single load
– Has a larger capacity and provides better daily throughput compared
to any other low temperature sterilizer
– Has a lower cost to run per volume processed
– Incorporates the only dual-sterilant technology available and is
designed to better meet today’s sterile processing challenges
– Three cycles provide greater flexibility in processing
Slide content courtesy of 3M™.
3M™ Optreoz™ Communications Plan
Slide content courtesy of 3M™.
3M™ Optreoz™ Communications Plan
3M™ Optreoz™ Compatibility App provides device compatibility
endorsements for Optreoz™ process, designates correct cycle and
allows customers to request further data.
Slide content courtesy of 3M™.
Paving New Runway
Opportunity
Medical Sterile Reprocessing
3M™ to Commercialize Next Product
(OR)
• Location : OR Sub-Sterile Area • Inventory limitations, flexibility in schedule, shorter turn-around
time
• Potential placements (NA): 7,500 units
50% of customers surveyed want the product Estimated design freeze : December 2011
New Positioning
Growth Strategy
• Regulatory activities
• Support 3M™ in commercial execution
• Increase portfolio
– New developments
– Acquisitions /Joint ventures
• Maintain focus in current space
– Medical sterile reprocessing
Financial Situation – As of December 31
Y11
(000’s)
Sales & License Revenues 3,355
Cash, Cash Equivalents & Temporary Investments 11,384
Inventories 1,120
Total Assets 18,920
Shareholder’s Equity 15,694
Monthly Burn Rate *746
Shares Outstanding 58,786
Options Outstanding 3,749
*After adjustment to eliminate effect of past-due receivables
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Strong global channel partner
Superior technology meets customer needs
Large and growing market
Pursuing new applications and opportunities
Financially sound
Investment Highlights
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- OZO-TEST® - STERIZONE® are Reg. U.S. Pat. & Tm. Off.
TSO3 STERIZONE® Sterilizer U.S. Pat. No. 7,128,872 / 7,582,257 / 7,588,720 / 7,608,217
TSO3 STERIZONE® Chemical Indicator U.S. Pat. No. 6,589,479
Licensed under U.S. Pat. No. 6,387,241 by Lynntech.
Other patents pending