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Science for a Better Life A Global Leader in Health & Nutrition /////////// Investment Case April 2022 / Bayer AG 1 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Cautionary Statements Regarding Forward-Looking Information This presentation may contain forward-looking statements based on current assumptions and forecasts made by Bayer management. Various known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors could lead to material differences between the actual future results, financial situation, development or performance of the company and the estimates given here. These factors include those discussed in Bayer’s public reports which are available on the Bayer website at http://www.bayer.com/. The company assumes no liability whatsoever to update these forward-looking statements or to conform them to future events or developments. 2 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Group Overview Winning Portfolio Bayer: A Global Leader in Health and Nutrition Well Positioned to Create Value in Growing Markets using Science to Address Societal Megatrends Market Size Crop Science Bayer Group Sales ~€100bn1 #3 OTC Player Consumer #1 in Sales and Health Profitability & R&D Crop Science Pharmaceuticals 12% ~€1,000bn2 €44.1bn 46% FY 2021 Leading Positions in 42% Key Therapeutic Consumer Health Areas Pharma 1Source: Company Estimates ~€150bn3 2Source: IQVIA MIDAS MAT Q3-20 3Source: Nicholas Hall & Company DB6 3 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Group Overview Global Megatrends in Health & Nutrition Attractive Macro Drivers of Our Strategy and Underpin the Need for Innovation Pharmaceuticals Consumer Health Crop Science Aging Population Growing Population Pressure on Ecosystems Megatrends People 60+ +2.2bn +50% -20% more than people1 through -17% doubling1 more food and feed 2050 required to meet Harvest losses from 2016 2050 growing demand2 climate change3 Significant loss in >20% of total population1 arable land per capita4 Societal Preserve and Secure sufficient Use natural resources more Needs restore health supply of quality food efficiently and responsibly Our Mission We leverage science to address these societal needs – with the ultimate goal to improve people’s lives 1 UNDESA 2017 (United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division (2017). World Population Prospects: The 2017 Revision) 2 FAO 2017, (FAO Global Perspective Studies) 3 Nelson et. al, (2014); FAO 2016 “Climate change and food security” 4 FAOSTAT (accessed Oct 30, 2018) for 1961-2016 data on land, FAO 2012 for 2030 and 2050 data on land, and UNDEDA 2017: World Population Prospects for world population data 4 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Group Overview Leadership and Innovation Set the Course for Our Future Growth Key Growth Drivers Long-term megatrend tailwinds are propelling growing demand in the Life Sciences Number one position in Ag inputs and leading positions in key Pharma and Consumer categories World-class innovation: technological breakthroughs driven by the bio-revolution Accelerated transformation and further efficiency gains in our operations Focus on sustainability to create new value Crop Science Innovation Pipeline Pharmaceuticals Innovation Pipeline Annual R&D Investment: Key Mid-/Late-Stage Pipeline Opportunities: Annual R&D Investment: Key Mid-/Late-Stage Pipeline Opportunities: € 2.0bn € 3.1bn • Short Stature Finerenone Factor XI(a) portfolio Corn • Non-diabetic CKD • Thrombo-embolic • Heart Failure diseases Key Current Launch Products: • Soybean Key Current Launch Products: Herbicide Trait Elinzanetant (KaNDy NT-814) • Vasomotor symptoms during menopause Stack with Five- Fox Supra (Indiflin®)1 Tolerances Note: Subject to regulatory approvals and pending registrations. Represents a subset of the pipeline. 1 In collaboration with Sumitomo 5 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Group Overview New Transformation Program with Gross Contributions of >€1.5bn Expect Partial Reinvestment to Drive New Opportunities; Remainder to Drive Margin Expansion Transformation Programs Delivery €2.6bn • Bayer 2022 program successfully concluded > €1.5bn • We accelerate our transformation to become gross leaner and more agile contributions* gross • Divisions and Enabling Functions contributions* • Improving our go-to-market models • Strengthening our digital and data capabilities Bayer 2022 synergy New transformation • Structural measures and optimization of and efficiency program external spend program (announced in 2018) * Gross contributions will be partially re-invested to fuel growth and are included in our guidance for 2022-24 Note: One-time costs in same magnitude as for Bayer 2022 (1.7x the total contribution) 6 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Group Overview Focus on Cash Generation Now Embedded in Incentive Plans Improvements Expected from Sales Growth, Working Capital & Divestments; Litigation Pay-outs and One- Time Costs for Transformation Mitigating Factors Improve Free Cash Flow Adapt incentive scheme Free Cash Flow integrated as a key Optimize working capital focusing performance metric in our short-term on overdue management, inventory incentive plan for all managerial and payables; prioritizing CapEx employees Capital Employed / Divestments Litigation pay-outs & special items Optimization of fixed asset portfolio, for example sale of property Our Free Cash Flow is impacted by litigation pay-outs and cash-effective Sale of businesses / brands below one-time costs for transformation division level (e.g. ES professional) ES: Environmental Science 7 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Group Overview Disciplined Capital Allocation to Delever, Pay Dividends and Invest Expect Net Debt to Return to €28-30bn by 2024 Capital allocation priorities Net financial debt development In €bn 33 33-34 Rating target: 28-30 Deleveraging A category 3.4 Free Cash Flow 2.8- Pay-out range: 3.0 Dividends 30-40% of cEPS Divestment proceeds1 External growth Bolt-on M&A, investments Leaps 2021 2022e2 2024e3 Net financial debt Leverage ratio 1 From non-strategic divestments below divisional level and sale of other fixed assets 2 Currency assumptions based on month-end Dec 2021 spot rates (1 EUR=) 1.13 USD, 6.31 BRL, 7.20 CNY, 130 JPY, 85.4 RUB 3 Currency assumptions based on month-end Dec 2020 spot rates (1 EUR=) 1.23 USD, 6.37 BRL, 7.98 CNY, 126 JPY, 91.5 RUB = Indicates corridor between high- and low case 8 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Group Overview Sustainability is Integral to Our Values, Strategy and Operations We intend to create bold impact and generate sustainable business opportunities Pharmaceuticals Consumer Health Crop Science Megatrends Aging Population Growing Population Pressure on Ecosystems Preserve and Secure sufficient Use natural resources more Societal Needs restore health supply of quality food efficiently and responsibly Our Vision: Health for all, hunger for none Impact Help more people Decrease ecological thrive footprint Sustainable Long-term business growth through sustainable innovation Growth 9 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Key Takeaways Group Overview Investment Thesis Key Takeaways 1 We are a global leader in Health & Nutrition that addresses societal megatrends 2 We are well-positioned to shape disruption in the bio-revolution 3 We expect to translate innovation into profitable mid-term growth 4 We expect to improve our profitability by accelerating our transformation 5 We have disciplined capital allocation priorities: delever, pay dividends and invest 6 We have integrated sustainability in our business strategy and incentive systems 10 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Science for a Better Life Shaping the Future of Agriculture /////////// Investment Case April 2022 / Bayer AG 11 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Shaping the Future of Agriculture 1 Market & Position 4 World-Class Innovation 2 Strategy 5 Digital Transformation 3 Operational Performance 6 New Standards in Sustainability 12 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
1 Market & Position The Established Leader in Crop Science Industry Leading Sales, Profitability and Unmatched Investment in R&D to Fund Future Growth Largest in Sales Highest Profitability Total Sales1 (€bn) EBITDA1 (€bn) / EBITDA1 Margin (%) 11.2 9.0 20,2 4,7 23.2% Syngenta 16,2 Syngenta 3,2 19.6% + Adama2 + Adama2 Corteva 13,2 Corteva 2,2 16.5% BASF 8,2 BASF 1,4 16.8% Crop Protection/ES Seed & Traits 1 Company information ; exchange rate: FY 2021: ~1.18 USD/EUR. EBITDA before special items. FY2021 sales (except for Syngenta + Adama) 2 Represents the legacy Syngenta results plus Adama of FY 2020 13 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
1 Market & Position Global #1 in Seed & Traits with Leading Crop Protection Portfolio Sales by Region – Bayer Crop Science Market Positions1 Product areas – Bayer Crop Science In %, based on sales 2021 €20.2bn In %, in 2021 €20.2bn Corn S&T #1 Other Soybean S&T #1 Vegetable Seeds Corn Seed & North 21 EMEA Environmental Science 37 Traits America Vegetable Seeds #2 5 26 43 Insecticides 7 11 Asia / Pacific Herbicides #1 11 Soybean Seed & Fungicides #2 Traits 26 25 15 Herbicides Insecticides #3 Fungicides Latin America Product areas – Ag Input Market Sales by Region – Ag Input Market Key Products In %, based on sales 2020 ~€100bn1 In %, in 2020 ~€100bn1 Crop Protection: Digital: Corn Seed & Other Traits North EMEA America 24 24 18 15 Vegetable Seeds 4 Environmental Science 6 24 Herbicides Latin 24 Asia / Pacific Seed & Traits: 13 28 Insecticides 6 14 America Soybean Seed & Fungicides Traits 1 Source: Company estimates. Market positions based on 2020 data. 14 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
1 Market & Position Megatrends Drive Market Growth and Need for Innovation Ag Market Remains Attractive with Expected ~3% CAGR1 to 2030 Expected 10 Yr. Global Ag Input Market Growth Rate Demand Supply 50% 17% Harvest losses 3% More food, feed from climate CAGR & biofuel2 needed change2 2020E Global Ag Input Market Crop Protection Seed and Traits 10bn World population2 12m Ha of agricultural land loss annually ~€100bn1 70% More meat in developing nations2 needed 20% Reduction in arable land per capita2 1 Source: Company estimates. Total of ~€100bn includes ~€6bn value of Environmental Science; graph does not. 2 Source: FAO 2017, The Future of Food and Agriculture, by 2050 15 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
2 Strategy Purpose Shaping agriculture for the benefit of farmers, consumers and the planet Strategic Perform Transform Ambition Grow above market and deliver Achieve 100% digitally enabled strong returns sales by 2030 PillarsOperational Performance World Class Innovation Digital Transformation New Standards in Sustainability Winby being more grower centric Health for all, Vision hunger for none 16 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 Operational Performance A Clear Plan to Accelerate Growth and Outperform the Market 1 Deliver growth in crop protection sales through new products, integrated offerings 2 Grow corn seed & traits with annual portfolio refresh and new insect traits 3 Upgrade the Americas to next-gen soybean trait technology 4 Implement new vegetable seeds strategy and launch new traits in cotton to drive growth 5 Achieve planned 2022 synergies in 2021; accelerate with new efficiency program until 2024 17 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 Operational Performance Progressing from Volume to Value with Our Crop Protection Vision Today Future Enhanced by Digital Farming Leading Portfolio Solutions Convergence of Advances in Small Molecules, Biology and Biotechnology Innovation with Digital Technology to Create New Value and Sustainable Productivity Leadership in value, treated area Industry Leading CP Development New Insights and Precision Application AND exceptionally low crop • >15 new AIs launched in the past 15 years; 8 with Digital Tools protection environmental impact AI in development and 2 launching in 2022 • Crop specific digital application timing to 1. 2018 Crop Protection Environmental Impact optimize disease control and yields of Crop Protection Advances in Formulation Technology Sales Value • Leadership in (EUR) formulation technology enables Total Area (HA) lower volumes with equivalent or better Environmental efficacy; drone- Treated with Delaro® Untreated Check Strip Treated with Delaro® Impact (CP) specific formulations for • Showing and sharing value of fungicide 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% safety and precision applications with growers’ data Bayer Multinationals Others 1 Note: Environmental impact study conducted by University of Denmark; other multinationals consists of combination of four multinationals. 18 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 Operational Performance Herbicides: Focused on Unlocking Greater Flexibility Herbicide sales in 2021: €5.3bn, Pipeline Peak Sales Potential of ~€3bn • Pyroxasulfone 3 New Herbicide • First new mode of action in post MoA • Diflufenican emergence weed control in 30 Molecule years • Aclonifen NEW • Mateno Complete includes Aclonifen, a new herbicide mode of • Potential to build on #1 position in global herbicides1 action for Australia • Suitable for use in wheat and barley for hard-to-control grass • Allows use in various market segments, beyond traditional and broadleaf weeds nonselective use PSP of >€50m Project is currently in Phase 3 Registration and launch expected in time for 2022 season Mix Partner + New Herbicide Untreated Control Treated Mateno Complete Glyphosate Standard 1 Product concept with new active 1 Internal estimates 19 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 Operational Performance Fungicides: New Innovations Drive our Growth Potential Fungicide sales in 2021: €2.9bn, Pipeline Peak Sales Potential of ~€4bn 3 • Includes next-gen • Prothioconazole • Powered by technology Indiflin®1, • Trifloxystrobin Fluoxapiprolin with Prothioconazole MoA • Fluopyram • Offers unrivaled control of Asian • Better resistance management and broader • New global horticulture fungicide with best-in- Soybean Rust spectrum class MoA; delivers outstanding protection of grapes, potatoes and vegetables • Builds on #1 position in soybean • Consistent yield advantage over standard fungicides2 in LATAM solutions • Higher, longer-lasting efficacy above established standards PSP of >€400m PSP of >€100m PSP of >€150m Expected to launch in 2022 in Brazil Launched in the U.S. in 2021 Expected to launch in 2022 in Australia (grapes) Typical use rates: potatoes, vegetables [g/ha] Mandipropamid Cyazofamid Metalaxyl XIVANA® Competitor3 Fox Supra Untreated Control Treated 0 50 100 150 Use in soybeans in Frankenmuth, Michigan, 2019 1 In collaboration with Sumitomo; 2 Internal estimates, 3 BASF Orkestra Ultra 20 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 Operational Performance Insecticides: New Launches Drive our Global Expansion Insecticide sales in 2021: €1.4bn, Pipeline Peak Sales Potential of ~€2bn • Fast-acting and long-lasting • First ketoenol insecticide control of all important expected to offer both foliar and caterpillars and selected Plenexos soil uses against key sucking beetles and sucking pests pests (aphids, white flies) • Diamide insecticide with active ingredient Tetraniliprole • Spidoxamat2 is suitable for application in arable and horticulture crops (soybeans, cotton, fruits and vegetables) • Expansion in Asia Pacific; recently launched in key markets like China and Vietnam and now registered in 21 countries • Regulatory submissions in key markets planned in 2022, • Use in key crops; corn, rice, potatoes, fruits & nuts and approvals expected starting in 2024 vegetables Peak Sales Potential ~€300m Peak Sales Potential >€300m Tetraniliprole Untreated Control Vayego duo Untreated Control Spidoxamat - Foliar 21 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 Operational Performance Biologicals Create New Value; Enable Crop Management Benefits Leveraging the Power and Sustainability Derived from Microbes Bayer is the #1 Trusted Brand in Biologicals by Growers4 SeedGrowth Foliar & Soil applied Crop Soilborn Performance Corn Yield Soy Yield Nematicide Fungicide Other Insecticide Fungicide Disease/Pest Enhancers TagTeam®3 TagTeam®3 In-licensed / 1 Poncho® Votivo®2 Integral® Pro2 Commercial Optimize®3 JumpStart®3 Products 1 Also sold under Acceleron® and Torque®3 brand names; 2 3rd party product from BASF, 3 In-licensed from Novozymes Business Opportunities Vibrant Innovation Ecosystem Reduction of environmental impact of Crop Protection Maximizing yield potential of high value germplasm >20 In-licensed/ Commercial >5 Ongoing collaborations and licensing partners products Increasing nitrogen use efficiency >10 >30 Use in Tailored solutions to leverage our full portfolio, combining Pipeline Assets under evaluation for biologicals, chemistry, germplasm and digital to deliver new grower value Candidates5 new collaborations or in- licensing opportunities 4 75-100 growers polled in each of seven countries (Europe, Brazil, US) for potato, tomato and grapes, Bayer Market Research 2020, 5 Includes early research and collaborations Reaching >60m acres in row crops and high value horticulture and vegetables acres 22 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 4 Operational Performance Deploying >250 Corn Hybrids in 2021 to Expand Leading Position Foundational to Expected Growth in Our > €5bn Global Annual Corn Seed & Trait Sales Mid-Term Key Growth Drivers in Corn NEW Superior-performing Bayer branded hybrids capture #1 Launching CRW3 as a part of VTPro4, SmartStax Pro and VT4Pro brand share position in the U.S. in 2021. stacked offerings in the near-term; game-changing short-stature corn expected launch in the mid-term in the U.S. and Brazil. United States #1 Market Pos. Argentina #1 Market Pos. NEW: 4 Market Size: ~93m acres Market Size: ~20m acres Germplasm Share: >55% Germplasm Share : ~60%1 LAUNCHED Expected Launch 2022 2024 2023/27 F Mexico #1 Market Pos. Europe #2 Market Pos. Market Size: Short-Stature ~20m acres Market Size2: ~60m acres 3 Corn Germplasm Share : >65%1 Germplasm Share: ~20% LAUNCHED 2022e: ~100K acres Industry-First 2021 Adds CRW3 to Provides increased SmartStax plant stability and Brazil #1 Market Pos. South Africa #1 Market Pos. more precise use of CRW3 is Industry’s inputs by enabling Market Size: ~52m acres Market Size: ~6m acres Only RNAi-Based Insect late-season Trait for Rootworm applications Germplasm Share1 : ~30% Germplasm Share : ~70% 2021e: ~500K acres Control Adds CRW3 and Note: Size of market, market position and germplasm share measured as of 2021. addl. mode of 1 Inhybrid corn market only; 2Eu27 +UK, Russia and Ukraine above-ground 3SmartStax® PRO corn products will be commercially available for the 2022 growing season. 4VT4PRO with RNAi Technology is not currently available for commercial sale or commercial planting. Commercialization is insect control to dependent on multiple factors, including successful conclusion of the regulatory process. The information presented herein is VT3Pro provided for educational purposes only and is not and shall not be construed as an offer to sell. 23 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 New Standards Operational Performance in Sustainability Upgrading the Americas to Next-Gen Soybean Trait Technology United States and Canada Bayer Soybean Trait Offerings: # 1 Market Pos. LAUNCHED 2020 2021 2027 F HT4 1 South America Industry’s First # Five-Tolerance Market Pos. Bayer Soybean Trait Offerings: ~50m acres 2021: ~16m acres Soybean Trait Stack Glyphosate & Adds Glufosinate Adds 2,4-D, HPPD LAUNCHED tolerance to XtendFlex 2020/2021 2028F+1 Dicamba Tolerance to 2021/2022 Roundup Ready 2 Tolerance Xtend 3rd Gen. Insect Control ~85m acres 2021/22: >800k acres Insect Resistance & 2022/23e: >6m acres HT4 Glyphosate Tolerance Brazil Only Industry’s First Adds Mode of Action for Five-Tolerance Insect Resistance & Soybean Trait Stack Dicamba Tolerance +2.89 bu/acre 3 1 Launch timing reflects Brazil 2Currency and portfolio adjusted 3 Compared to similar varieties in checks across 500 locations in 2020/2021 crop year 24 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 Operational biotech Performance Fourth-Gen Phase 3 Multiple Traits in Late-Stage Development for Cotton Farmers Leading Innovation for Cotton Growers Driving Growth in >€500m1 Cotton S&T Business 1st generation 5 herbicide tolerances 4th generation • Glyphosate • HPPD • Season-long protection with • First-ever biotech trait for HT4 Bollgard 4 multiple modes of action for piercing and sucking insect • Dicamba • PPO control Cotton Cotton key lepidopteran pests • Glufosinate Stewarded Commercial Launch in 2022 in the U.S. ADVANCED to Phase 3 ADVANCED to Phase 3 Control HT4 Cotton Control Bollgard 4 Cotton Scott, Mississippi, U.S. 2x 5-way tank mix at V3 stage in US2020 field trial in Scott, MS 2019 Rocky Mount NCSU Results Sep. 27, 2021 1 2021 cotton seed & trait sales for Bayer Crop Science ThryvOn™ Technology has received full approval for planting in the United States but, as of the date this material was published, is pending approval in certain export markets. Specific plans for commercialization depend upon regulatory approvals and other factors. 25 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
5 4 World-Class Leadership Innovation Unmatched R&D Investment Powers Industry-Leading Portfolio Ag R&D Investment (€bn) 2,0 #1 R&D Platform in Crop Science 1,2 1,0 0,9 >7,100 R&D employees3 Bayer Crop Science 1 Syngenta + Adama 2 Corteva BASF Ag >100 key Ag Chem Seed & Traits collaborations; partner of choice 1 2021 reported results, company information; exchange rate: FY 2021: ~1.18 USD/EUR 2 2020 reported results, represents the legacy Syngenta results plus Adama, includes capitalized development costs 3 Includes permanent and temporary employees 26 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
4 World-Class Innovation Pipeline with Up to €30bn Peak Sales Potential Delivering for Farmers Eight Projects Advance, Eight New Formulations Launch and Hundreds of Seed Deployments in 2021 Value of Up to €30bn >300 New crop in Cumulative Peak Sales Potential1 >500 protection ~50% Incremental registrations up to 8 Cumulative contribution of New formulations projects reaching PSP (in %) ~ €30bn New hybrids and varieties launched Other 2 deployed across corn, cotton New actives ~ soybeans and vegetables advanced Insecticides Fungicides Herbicides 5 ~ Soy S&T New trait projects Soybean Seed Placement Corn S&T advanced across corn, digital tool advances to soybeans and cotton Phase 2 Cumulative PSP by SBE 1 Represents non-risk adjusted estimated peak sales for the combined breeding, biotech, crop protection and environmental science pipelines, as well as new business models and new value areas. PSP = Peak sales potential SBE = Strategic Business Entity 27 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
4 World-Class Innovation Short-Stature Corn Offers Transformational Shift in Production Anticipated Fit on >220m Acres and Estimated Incremental Peak Sales Potential of ~€1bn for NA Field Plots Around the Globe Demonstrate Key Features and Benefits of Short-Stature Corn Game-Changing Innovation Digitally Optimized System More Sustainable Future • Unparalleled production stability with • Extended in-season crop access due to • Potential to optimize use of key nutrients like improved standability in high winds and shorter height nitrogen, as well as reducing land and water challenging weather conditions requirements • Supports tailored solutions with precise in- • Annual yield losses due to stalk lodging in season crop protection • Opportunity to plant at higher densities, as the U.S. range from 5% to 25%1 evidenced in Vitala commercial beta in Mexico short-stature corn lodged corn Spray Rig in Short-Stature Corn Plot Poseyville, Indiana July 2021 Iowa 2020 Trials Following Derecho Windstorm Jerseyville, IL August 2019 Nitrogen Y-Drops for Precise In-Season Application 1 Purdue University (http://www.extension.purdue.edu/ay/ay-262.html 28 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
4 World-Class Innovation Three Generations of Soybean Herbicide Tolerance Traits Technologies Provide Solutions to Address Farmer’s Needs, Herbicide Resistance Challenges 3 herbicide tolerances 5 herbicide tolerances 6 herbicide tolerances • Glyphosate • Glyphosate • Glyphosate HT4 HT5 • Dicamba • Dicamba • Dicamba Fourth-Gen Fifth-Gen • Glufosinate • Glufosinate • Glufosinate Phase 3 Phase 2 • HPPD LAUNCHED • HPPD in 2021 on ~16m Expected 2027 • 2,4-D • 2,4-D commercial acres launch • PPO Control Soybean HT4 Enlist E3 Soybeans XtendFlex Soybeans Control HT4 Soybeans Third- Control HT5 Soybeans June 29th, 2021 / Storm Lake, Iowa July 14th, 2021 / Jerseyville, Illinois Gen. July 14th, 2021 / Jerseyville, Illinois Always read and follow label instructions. Products not registered in all jurisdictions. 29 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
5 Digital data science Transformation Digital Farming Solutions Underpin and Enhance Our Ability to Bring Transformational Solutions to Agriculture Our Positive Impact on Agriculture Three Core Value Drivers • Increase yield and improve profitability Franchise Value • Leverage information to manage risk and address variability • Manage fields down to the square meter, to Downstream Value farm more efficiently and sustainably • Seamlessly collect, visualize and analyze data to enable more informed decisions Platform Value 30 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
5 Digital data science Transformation Climate FieldView Provides Unmatched Visualization, Analysis and Insights to Enable Growers to Enhance Productivity Climate FieldView • >180m subscribed acres • Largest database of grower and field trial seed • #1 brand in digital ag1 performance data in industry • Operates in 23 countries • >70 partners on platform In-cab Performance Performance Field health images Prescription visualization Visualization Evaluation Delivery 1 according to Kynetec December 2021 FieldView Brand Tracker 31 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
5 Digital data science Transformation Digital Unlocks Scalable Climate-Smart Business Models Carbon Markets Valued at >$200bn/year1 and Growing with Consumers' Demand for Sustainability has the potential to Carbon Initiative streamline the way carbon is measured, verified and reported, to enable scalable, climate-smart business models ~2,500 participating farmers in Brazil 10 covered countries 1.5m acres globally and the U.S. alone Quantification Long-term program providing annual incentives to Climate FieldView enrolled growers for verified and validated climate-smart practices like no-till and cover cropping Ranked #1 in the U.S., scoring very high in terms of grower trust 2 CO2e Total Enables 3 Expected Downstream Revenue Opportunities Verification & Reporting Carbon Product Carbon Services sales assets Project Carbonview, collaboration with Bushel, CHS Inc., largest Ag Coop in the U.S., The Andersons, and built on Amazon Web agreed to be our carbon program Crop Rotation by Field Services cloud infrastructure, expected to track provider, providing advice to growers carbon emissions across ethanol chain moving to sustainable practices. 1 Source: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-carbontrading-turnover/global-carbon-trading-turnover-at-record-214-billion-last-year-research-idUSKBN1ZN1RN; 2 Forward Group Research Carbon Credit Program Perceptions & Evaluation, July 2021 32 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
5 Digital data science Transformation Enabling New Digital Platforms in Ag Opens Access to Participate in Broader B2B AgTech Value Pools; Expanding into Digital Marketplaces Orbia: First Digital Ag-Marketplace Collaboration • JV between Bayer and Bravium1 • Connects growers, input providers and grain traders to a network to expand their reach, secure financing, redeem rewards, purchase and sell inputs • Combines Bayer’s ag expertise and leading digital farming platform with Microsoft’s cloud technology and unrivaled B2B solutions, to enhance digital infrastructure • Established in 2019 in Brazil • Main agricultural marketplace with • Cloud-based set of digital tools and data science solutions for agriculture and adjacent industries largest loyalty program • >300 distributors with inputs such as • Seeking to create and commercialize off-the-shelf pesticides, seeds and fertilizers opportunities for other companies to enter and innovate directly in ag and other industries. • >185,000 registered growers • Solutions to address farming operations, sustainable • Covers ~70% of planted area sourcing, manufacturing and supply chain improvement, and ESG monitoring and measurement Expansion to Argentina, Colombia and Mexico 1 Brazil-based marketing agency. 33 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
6 New Standards in Sustainability Setting the Standard for Sustainability and Biodiversity in Agriculture Bayer’s 2030 Sustainability Commitments Advancing a carbon-zero future for agriculture 30 Reduction of field • Climate-smart practices: • No-tillage Highly Productive Crops • Cover Crops Precision Agriculture greenhouse gas emitted • Optimize use of synthetic fertilizers per kg of crops produced through the use of microbes Produce higher-yielding crops with fewer natural resources 30 Reduction in Crop • • Climate FieldView for precision application of crop protection Resistant traits help to reduce crop protection use and inputs Protection impact on the environment • Develop and promote crop protection solutions with lower environmental impact . 100 • Enhancing social innovation Empower 100 million (e.g. with Better Life Farming) smallholder farmers to access Smallholders benefit from • Digital transformation with FarmRise access to products, services sustainable Ag solutions and partnerships • Introduce new, higher-yielding, resource efficient rice hybrids 34 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Science for a Better Life Pharmaceuticals: Driving Continued Long-term Growth /////////// Investment Case April 2022 / Bayer AG 35 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Pharmaceuticals: Driving Continued Long-Term Growth 1 Market & Position 2 Strategy 3 Growth Drivers 4 Innovation 36 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
1 Market & Position We are Operating in a Rapidly Changing but Attractive Market Environment Driven by Megatrends and the Bio Revolution Pharma Market Market Dynamics Market Size 2021e1 Opportunities Japan • Aging and growing population megatrends China 7% • Rising life expectancy and increased access to 12% healthcare systems APAC 6% • Accelerated digital transformation across the value ~ €1,180bn 48% Americas chain • Technological disruption by breakthrough science 27% EMEA • Shift from treatment to prevention and potential cure Challenges Market CAGR 2021-25e1 • Pressure on pricing • Declining R&D productivity 4 - 5% • Increased pressure for value and real-world evidence 1 Source: IQVIA Market Prognosis as of September 2021 37 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
1 Market & Position Bayer Pharmaceuticals Holds Strong Positions in Areas of High Unmet Medical Needs, Generating Growth and Attractive Returns Bayer Pharmaceuticals – Sales and EBITDA margin before special items 2011-20211) Sales by therapeutic area In % for 2021 Other EBITDA Sales margin before Hematology* 10 [€bn] special items 5 36 Cardiovascular* Ophthalmology* 16 20 60% 8 18 Oncology 10 16 50% Radiology* Women´s Health* 16 * Market leading positions 14 Margin corridor 30-35% 40% 12 10 30% Sales of top products In €m for 2021 8 20% 4,735 6 2,918 4 10% 1,170 2 823 0 0% 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 763 Sales EBITDA margin before special items 1) as reported in the respective fiscal years 38 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
1 Market & Position Strong Volume Expansion in FY 2021 Sales Sales EBITDA Key Messages InIn million €,€, million ∆% yoy, ∆% yoycpa. In million €, before special items • Solid topline growth after COVID-19 related restrictions in prior year Volume +6% • Flagship products performed particularly +9% (+7% cpa) well, contributing ~60% to higher sales: 18.349 Price 17.243 • EyleaTM +19% -2% • XareltoTM +6% -4% Currency 6.016 5.779 • Successful launch of KerendiaTM and -1% continued rollout of NubeqaTM and VerquvoTM Portfolio • Lower earnings reflect continued +0% investments into R&D and marketing of 34.9% 31.5% new products FY'20 FY'21 FY'20 FY'21 EBITDA Margin before special items, cpa = currency and portfolio adjusted Sales growth rates in Key Messages cpa = currency and portfolio adjusted 39 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
2 Strategy Our Strategy is Geared Towards Continued and Sustainable Long- term Growth, also Addressing Loss of Exclusivity of Major Products Capture the value of the current portfolio and manage LoE for Xarelto & Eylea Grow new potential blockbusters Build digital health solutions Capitalize on Cell & Gene therapy platform Build an at scale player in oncology in our areas of focus Evolve regional strategies in China and the US to sustain future growth 40 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
2 Strategy Over the Last Three Years we Successfully Launched Four New Drugs and Strengthened Pipeline and Technologies Main Building Blocks of Post LoE Growth 1 Late-stage Pipeline Elinzanetant (KaNDy NT-814) in CV & WH PSP ~ €0.5bn PSP ≥ €1.0bn PSP ≥ €1.0bn launched in 2021 launched in 2021 potential launch in 2025 2 Pipeline Oncology eg. EGFRexon20 inhib., ATR inhib., TTCs PSP ≥ €3bn PSP > €0.75bn launched in 2019 launched in 2019 C> platform expected to deliver Cell & Gene Therapy significant sales contributions from Platform ~2025 onwards External Innovation >40 BD&L transactions signed since 2020 and BD&L Enhanced focus on external innovation to replenish pipeline 1 In collaboration with Merck & Co. Inc., Kenilworth, NJ, USA 2 In collaboration with Orion Corporation PSP = Peak Sales Potential 41 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 Growth Drivers Capturing the Full Commercial Potential of Market Leading Therapies Guidance FY2022 Guidance FY2022 Higher volumes to largely offset Mid-single digit growth 12 months impact of VBP2 in China New indications & label updates in 2021 2 Phase III studies with high-dose formulation (initiated 2020) Pediatric VTE: approved in EU, Japan, Canada PHOTON (DME) (EINSTEIN Jr) and the US (EINSTEIN Jr & UNIVERSE) Goal: Prolongation of injection intervals Symptomatic peripheral artery disease (VOYAGER PAD): PULSAR label update approved both in the EU & US (neov. AMD) Prefilled syringes launched in 2020 in EU and JP European Patent Office confirmed patent protection for once- daily treatment until 2026 Apr. 2024 Jan. 2026 + 21 months 42 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 Growth Drivers Kerendia is a Game Changer for CKD and Type 2 Diabetes Patients Next milestone in renal disease treatment, continuing our RAAS-centric treatment history Largest clinical program Successful launch trajectory Entresto with unparalleled data1 2020 Weekly TRx (US) Novel MOA intensifies 3.000 RAAS inhibition (gold- standard for treatment) 2.000 1.000 ARBs Treatment continuity for HCPs with trust in RAASi for 0 1990’s CV and kidney outcomes Week 22 Full global rights including the US ACEi Characteristics of CKD/T2D 1980’s Broad early adoption following US launch in Q3 2021 160m patients globally Updated ADA guidelines Shortens life expectancy by 16y Approved in EU in Feb. 2022 1st Gen #1 cause for Phase III trials in 2 additional indications (HFpEF, non- 1960’s MRAs dialysis/transplants diabetic CKD) with results in 2024/25 1 13,171 patients early in DKD progression 43 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Kerendia sets the stage for a long-term cardio-renal vision and targets to deliver blockbuster potential Unmet Needs Kidney Dedicated CardioRenal Disease Modifier Need for RAASi intensification Need for earlier use in disease progression Need for disease Establish Kerendia as the Heart failure Non-diabetic modification and next gen RAASi for CKD (HFpEF) outcomes CKD/T2D Phase III studies: (2024E) (2025E) (2020/2021) Dates indicate primary trial completion according to clinicaltrials.gov 44 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 Growth Drivers We are Targeting to Significantly Expand our Presence in Selected Areas of Oncology where One Blockbuster can Build a Franchise Key elements to achieve our growth aspiration • Continue to build strong prostate cancer franchise with NUBEQA and Xofigo • Realize >€3bn peak sales potential of NUBEQA • Continue to execute launch of VITRAKVI • Expand into IO-combo opportunities with Stivarga Pipeline • Accelerate early pipeline projects BD&L • Seek external growth opportunities through BD&L • Continue to invest in next generation disruptive 2020 ~10+ years out technologies Key sales contributors, graphic illustrative 45 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 Growth Drivers Prostate Cancer is at #2 of the Most Common Cancer Types in Men Worldwide with Significant Unmet Medical Need Estimated number of new cases in 2020, worldwide, males, all ages Characteristics of Prostate Cancer • Usual onset: age >50 years Lung 1,435,943 (14.3%) Other cancers • Diagnostic method: PSA testing, tissue biopsy, 3,938,086 (39.1%) medical imaging • Prognosis: long-term survival in early-stage, Prostate significant higher morbidity in late-stage 1,414,259 (14.1%) Colorectum 1,065,960 (10.6%) Oesophagus 418,350 (4.2%) Stomach Bladder Liver 719,523 (7.1%) 440,864 (4.4%) 632,320 (6.3%) Source: International Agency for Research on Cancer, https://gco.iarc.fr/today/online-analysis-table 46 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 Growth Drivers Two Highly Consistent Phase 3 Studies Confirm Nubeqa’s Strong Clinical Profile in Prostate Cancer Treatment Efficacy Study Primary endpoint Selected secondary endpoints Tolerability ARAMIS Metastasis free survival Overall survival nmCRPC prolongation by 22.0 months, 31% risk reduction (HR=0.69, p=0.003) 59% risk reduction (HR=0.41, p
3 Growth Drivers We Are Committed to Make Nubeqa Available to a Broad Spectrum of Prostate Cancer Patients Patient progression in prostate cancer ~10-15 years (Neo-)Adjuvant Nonmetastatic Metastatic early-stage mid-stage late-stage BCR4 nmCRPC3 mHSPC2 mCRPC1 G7 Drug treated epidemiology ~145k ~85k ~46k ~75k ~145k estimates5: Darolutamide Planned to be started (Nubeqa) DaSL-HiCap in H2 2022 ARAMIS ARASENS Phase 3 study 2028 2027 2019 2022 program: ARANOTE (ARASEC)* 2025 ARi’s6 moving into earlier segments ARi 1 Metastatic castration resistant prostate cancer 2 Metastatic hormone sensitive prostate cancer 3 Non-metastatic castration resistant prostate cancer 4 Biochemical relapse 5 G7: US, EU5, JP 6 Androgen receptor inhibitor * Not label generating; supports ARANOTE submission 48 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 Growth Drivers Nubeqa With the Chance to Become a Foundational Drug to Treat Prostate Cancer – Peak Sales Potential of >€3bn • Highly efficacious ARi1 Strong launch performance in nmCRPC • Very consistent set of data from two Weekly TRx (US) Efficacy Phase 3 studies 400 • First to show more than 30% risk reduction Sales 2021: 300 ~€220m of death in nmCRPC and mHSPC 200 100 • Well tolerated safety profile 0 0 Week 120 • Limited potential for drug-interactions Safety Planned submissions for mHSPC label extension • Early data indicate limited blood-brain barrier penetration ARASENS primary endpoint met • Approved in nmCRPC in the US (2019), Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Europe + Japan (2020) and China (2021) Lifecycle 2021 2022 Management • Become agent of choice in prostate cancer ARASENS at ASCO GU • Combination opportunities 1 Androgen receptor inhibitor 49 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
4 Innovation Our Innovation Engine is Delivering 2 Committed and experienced External new leadership team Innovation 1 3 Advancing leading cell and Internal Platform gene therapy business Innovation Companies World leading science added 1 2 3 through new platforms Global R&D Collaborations, CGT SMOL organization in-licensing, M&A Elinzanetant Unlocking value for patients in the highest need areas 50 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
4 Innovation External Innovation to Accelerate Replenishment of Pipeline and Broaden Modalities Selected High-Level Overview Momentum Significantly Increased >40 Transactions signed since 2020 • Deals covering the entire spectrum from equity investments (with LEAPS), over licensing agreements to acquisitions • Active portfolio management taking internal assets outside (eg. Vincera Pharma) Strategic Focus • Venturing into new modalities (Cell & Gene Therapy) • Broadening the Oncology pipeline (eg. Systems Oncology, Atara) • Commercial partnerships in China (eg. Hua Medicine) • Deals in the Digital Space (eg. R&D: Schroedinger, Exscientia, Recursion; Commercial: OneDrop) • Continued augmentation of core therapeutic areas: (WHC: KaNDy Therapeutics) • Strengthening the Cardiovascular pipeline (Curadev, Broad Institute) 51 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
4 Innovation Elinzanetant Addresses High Unmet Needs for Non-hormonal Treatment of Vasomotor Symptoms in Menopausal Women Elinzanetant Typical Vasomotor Symptoms • A first-in-class, non-hormonal, once-daily, oral During Menopause neurokinin-1,3 receptor antagonist • Differentiated, double mode of action • Well tolerated - no serious AEs related to treatment • Efficacy data compare well with BSC Sleep Hot Night Reduction in moderate/severe VMS disturbance flashes sweats per day from baseline (Phase IIb results) Week 4 Week 12 Phase III About 16m women in the U.S. and -2,7 study another 16m in Europe suffer from -4,7 started in -6,7 2021, data menopause symptoms -7,8 (P
4 Innovation Significant Progress Has Been Achieved in Anti-coagulation Therapy but Medical Need Still Exists NOACs Vitamin K Direct Direct FXa Heparin Antagonists LMWH Thrombin Inhibitors (VKA) Inhibitors • Heparin and VKAs were the only anticoagulants available for most of the 20th century • Guidelines now prefer New Oral Anticoagulants (NOACs) over VKAs for many indications • NOACs are contraindicated in ESRD patients and in patients with mechanical heart valves • Need remains for anticoagulants with a reduced bleeding risk especially in specific patient populations Fredenburgh and Weitz, JTH 2020; DOI: 10.1111/jth.15126 53 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
4 Innovation Bayer Has a World Leading Factor XI(a) Portfolio – Next Class of Anticoagulation Drug Candidates with Disruptive Potential Asset Mode of Action Comprehensive Phase IIb Program Antisense technology prevents FXI expression • RE-THINc ESRD Data to be presented in 2022 FXI-Antisense (IONIS-LICA) Reduction of thrombotic events in end- stage renal disease patients on Hepatocyte Blood (Plasma) hemodialysis Antibody binds FXIa to block further interaction and activity • CONVERT ESRD Data to be presented in 2022 FXIIa / FIIa FXIa-Antibody (FXIa) Prevention of thromboembolic events S-S S-S (Osocimab) in ESRD patients on hemodialysis who FXI FXIa Hepatocyte Blood (Plasma) are at risk for thromboembolic events Small molecule blocks activity of FXIa • PACIFIC study program FXIIa / FIIa Oral FXIa (FXIa) S-S S-S Inhibitor FXI FXIa Hepatocyte Blood (Plasma) Data to be presented at Data to be presented in 2022 ACC on April 3, 2022 54 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
4 Innovation Hereditary Factor XI Deficiency is Associated with Lower Risk for Cardiovascular and Venous Thromboembolic Events Rate of Venous Thromboembolism Rate of Cardiovascular Events depending on FXI Level depending on FXI Level Factor XI >50% Rate of venous thromboembolism Rate of cardiovascular events Factor XI >50% Factor XI 30-50% Factor XI
4 Innovation Advancing Leading CGT Platform with Strong Clinical Pipeline Example: Two-pronged approach to deliver transformative therapies to treat Parkinson’s Diverse tech platforms and capabilities AAV platform (AskBio and Successful administration Bayer established) of first dose of DA011 to a BlueRock´s iPSC Parkinson’s disease CAR-T patient in open-label Gene-editing (+ Mammoth) Phase 1 clinical study CDMO business with strong momentum Industry leading CGT clinical pipeline Ongoing recruitment and evaluation of patients in 7 clinical projects the US for AskBio’s >15 projects at pre-clinical Phase 1b clinical study to stage assess safety and Photo: Dr. Viviane Tabar, Chair of the Department of Neurosurgery, 1 Pluripotent stem cell-derived dopaminergic neurons preliminary efficacy Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center 56 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
4 Innovation Bayer Pharmaceuticals: Overview Development Portfolio (as of March 1, 2022) Phase I (23) Phase II (14) Phase III (10) Elimusertib (ATR Inhibitor) Regorafenib* (combi Nivolumab) Darolutamide (AR Inhibitor) /// Solid tumors (recurrent or metastatic) /// Prostate Cancer (mHSPC) (ARASENS) Regorafenib* (multi-Kinase Inhibitor) /// Adjuvant Prostate Cancer (ARAMIS) Regorafenib* (combi Pembrolizumab) SLFN12 Complex-Inducer /// Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC) Copanlisib (PI3K Inhibitor) /// Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (CHRONOS-2) mEGFR Inhibitor Asundexian (FXIa Inhibitor) /// Stroke Prevention in Atrial Fibrillation (PACIFIC-AF) Regorafenib* (multi-Kinase Inhibitor) Pelgifatamab Corixetan (PSMA-Targeted Thorium Conjugate) /// 2⁰ Stroke Prevention (PACIFIC-STROKE) /// Glioblastoma HER2-TTC (HER2-Targeted Thorium Conjugate) /// Major Adverse Cardiac Events Prevention (PACIFIC-AMI) Finerenone (MR Antagonist) Fesomersen (FXI-LICA) /// Heart Failure (HFmr/pEF) (FINEARTS-HF) Bapotulimab (ILDR2 fb Antibody) /// Thrombosis Prevention in ESRD (RE-THINc ESRD) /// Non-diabetic CKD (FIND-CKD) AhR Inhibitor Osocimab (anti-FXIa Antibody) Vericiguat (sGC Stimulator) ATA2271 (Mesothelin CAR-T Cell Therapy) /// Thrombosis Prevention in ESRD (CONVERT) /// Stable Heart Failure (HFrEF) (VICTOR) Pecavaptan (Dual Vasopressin Receptor Antagonist) Elinzanetant (Neurokinin-1,3 Rec Antagonist) Congestive Heart Failure Gene Therapy /// Heart Failure (AVANTI) /// Vasomotor Symptoms (OASIS-1, OASIS-2, OASIS3) Mosliciguat (sGC Activator) 57 Runcaciguat (sGC Activator) Aflibercept 8mg Enuvaptan (Vasopressin V1a Receptor Antagonist) /// Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) (CONCORD) /// Diabetic Macular Edema (DME) /// Non-prolif. Diabetic Retinopathy (NPDR) (NEON-NPDR) /// Neovasc. Age-rel. Macular Degen. (nAMD) (PULSAR) sGC Activator 4 Adrenomedullin Pegol (PEG-ADM) P2X4 Antagonist /// Acute Resp. Distress Syn. (ARDS) BDKRB1 Receptor Antagonist BDKRB1 Receptor Antagonist /// Neuropathic Pain Peboctocogene Camaparvovec (FVIII Gene Therapy) TASK Channel Blocker Pompe Disease Gene Therapy /// Obstructive Sleep Apnea (SPRAY-SMART, KOALA) Parkinson‘s Disease Gene Therapy High Relaxivity Contrast Agent (HRCA) /// Magnetic Resonance Imaging Parkinson’s Disease Cell Therapy sGC Activator 3 ADRA2C Antagonist Zabedosertib (IRAK4 Inhibitor 1) IRAK4 Inhibitor 2 * Regorafenib is a Bayer compound developed solely by Bayer. In 2011, Bayer entered into an agreement with Onyx Pharmaceuticals, Inc. under which Onyx will receive royalty on any future global net sales of regorafenib in oncology. 57 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Science for a Better Life Winning in Consumer Health /////////// Investment Case April 2022 / Bayer AG 58 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Winning in Consumer Health 1 Market & Position 2 Strategy 3 Sustainability 59 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
1 Market & Position Consumer Health: A Leading Global OTC Player Sales development EBITDA margin development Sales by region: €5.3bn % yoy cpa In %, before special items In %, in 2021 FINANCIALS 22,5% 6.5% 22,0% North 34 EMEA 5.2% 20,9% America 39 2.6% 11 16 Asia / Pacific Latin 2019 2020 2021 2019 2020 2021 America Sales by categories: €5.3bn Market positions by category1 Key products In %, in 2021 Rank #1 Dermatology: PRODUCTS Pain & Cardio: Rank #5 Cardiovascular Rank #3 Pain & Cardio Nutritionals CCSF Nutritionals 15 1 Rank #4 28 Pain Allergy, Cough Digestive Health: Allergy & Cold: 20 & Cold Rank #3 15 21 Allergy Dermatology Digestive Health Rank #3 Nutritionals: Digestive Rank #3 Health Dermatology 1 Source: Net Sales FY2021, TABS Market Share MAT Aug 2021 60 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
2 Strategy A Multifaceted Plan to Drive Further Growth AMBITION Grow ahead of the market and increase margins WHERE Winning & Balanced Portfolio TO PLAY Growth Modern Optimized HOW focused Innovation Cost & Cash Marketing & Sales TO WIN (esp. in powerbrands) (e.g. precision marketing) (with focus on an agile organization) OUR Digital Transformation ACCELE- RATORS Sustainability 61 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
2 Strategy: Growth-Focused Capital Allocation Driving Disproportionate Growth in Attractive Segments and Markets Strong positions in 7 out of Top 10 OTC markets Top 5 position Accelerate growth in fast-growing and profitable markets USA CHINA India South-East Asia 62 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
2 Strategy: Growth-Focused Innovation Accelerating Growth from Innovation Iconic Global and Local Brands Built over Decades 1898 1930 1934 1940 1943 1950 1983 1992 Note: xx = Year of brand launch 63 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
2 Strategy: Modernized Marketing & Sales Modernizing Our Brand Building and Sales Capabilities Brands with Purpose From Mass to Precision Marketing % Precision 25% 58% 80% marketing1 2018 2021 2024 - Ambition Accelerating E-commerce 3% 10% 15%+ % Net Sales2 2018 2021 2024 - Ambition 1 Percentage of digital media which is data-driven precision marketing 2 Percentage of net sales which is through e-commerce channels 64 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
3 Sustainability Taking Bold Steps on Sustainability Expand access to everyday health for 2030 Goal 100 million underserved consumers Societal Environmental Health Literacy Accessible Products Carbon Neutral Production Sustainable Products Partnerships & brand purpose Affordable formats, innovations, CO2 reduction: Energy efficiency Sustainable packaging activations for underserved and go-to-market (GTM) models and renewable energy projects Vitamin Angels, Kirk Humanitarian Accessible SKUs & relevant GTMs Removal of ozone depleting liquids Baselining of environmental impact from HVAC plants of packaging & finding alternatives 65 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
Science for a Better Life Sustainability @Bayer /////////// Investment Case April 2022 / Bayer AG 66 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
ESG Overview Group Sustainability is Integral to Our Values, Strategy and Operations We intend to create bold impact and generate sustainable business opportunities Pharmaceuticals Consumer Health Crop Science Megatrends Aging Population Growing Population Pressure on Ecosystems Preserve and Secure sufficient Use natural resources more Societal Needs restore health supply of quality food efficiently and responsibly Our Vision: Health for all, hunger for none Impact Help more people Decrease ecological thrive footprint Sustainable Long-term business growth through sustainable innovation Growth 67 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022
ESG Sustainable Innovation as Foundation for Business Opportunities Co-Shaping the We are among the companies that help to shape the ongoing bio-revolution. Our extensive knowledge of human and plant science, supported by our expertise in regulatory Bio-Revolution processes and a global footprint ultimately bring innovations from labs to market Sustainable We develop solutions with improved sustainability profiles: seeds/traits and related farming practices (e.g. short stature corn, direct seeded rice), crop protection products Solutions in & irrigation systems (e.g. lower environmental impact), digital farming and precision Agriculture agriculture, climate-smart practices Breakthrough We foster innovation and portfolio extension in important therapeutic areas with an Technologies in increasingly strong setup in the cell & gene sphere and the potential to meet undruggable targets Pharmaceuticals Better Access to Our access targets bear chances of meaningful inclusive growth with recipients as potential Health & High- future market participants while addressing global megatrends in health and nutrition Quality Nutrition 68 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022 Find more info here: https://www.bayer.com/en/sustainability/esg-topics
ESG Overview Group Ambitious Measurable Targets for Sustainable Development Our 2030 Targets are in line with UN SDGs and the Science Based Targets Initiative Decrease ECOLOGICAL footprint Help more PEOPLE thrive Climate neutrality at own sites + Support 100m smallholder farmers in LMIC3 reduced emissions in our supply chain Provide 100m women in LMIC3 with 42% reduction target1 for Scope 1 & 2 access to modern contraception 500m € CapEx for emission reduction U.N. Sustainable Development Expand access to self-care for 100m 50m-200m € OpEx for offsetting projects Goals within Our people in underserved4 communities 12.3% reduction target2 for Scope 3 Focus Areas Net Zero emission target until 2050 in Gender parity at all leadership levels & line with Paris Agreement (Scope 1, 2 & 3) targets for further diversity dimensions CS: -30% greenhouse gas emissions produced PH: Increase the availability and affordability of by key crops in the main regions we serve and our products in LMIC via equitable pricing and -30% environmental impact of crop protection patient affordability programs, with the ambition of CH: Sustainable production and transition to reaching an additional pool of 100m patients circular options (reduce, recycle, reuse, replace) 1 By 2029 from a 2019 base year is in line with limiting global warming to 1.5 C° 3 LMIC:low and middle income countries - all countries included in the World Bank list as per 1 July 2019 69 /// Bayer AG /// Investment Case /// April 2022 2 By 2029 from a 2019 base year is in line with limiting global warming to below 2 C° 4 Underserved: economically or medically For more info here: https://www.bayer.com/en/sustainability/targets
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