Consolidated Financial Highlights for First Half of FY2013 (From April 1, 2013 to September 30, 2013)

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Consolidated Financial Highlights for First Half of (From April 1, 2013 to September 30, 2013) 1. Consolidated Financial Results for First Half of 2. Forecast for 3. Business Strategy November 7, 2013

Consolidated Financial Results for First Half of

1) Consolidated Financial Results for the 1st Half of (Amounts of less than 1 million are rounded down) Forecast Actual YoY (%) Sales 60,581 66,000 67,148 10.8 Domestic Sales 49,804-53,249 6.9 Overseas Sales 10,777-13,899 29.0 Operating income 5,410 5,700 5,299-2.0 Ordinary income 5,189 5,700 5,787 11.5 Currency Effect: + 1.8 billion (+17%) Gross Margin Ratio 50.5% in H1 49.4% in H1 SG&A Ratio 41.6% in H1 41.5% in H1 Net income 3,134 3,700 3,464 10.5 Foreign exchange gains: 0.3 billion Average exchange rate 1 US Dollar 80 yen 97.6 yen 1 EURO 101 yen 128.4 yen 2

2) Breakdown of Operating Income H1 5,410 (Amounts of less than 1 million are rounded down) H1 5,299 Increase in SG&A -1,849 Currency effect -26 Unit price change, cost reduction -1,216 Change in volume and product mix +2,980 3

3) Sales by Product Category ( 100 million) ( 億円 ) Sales composition by product category ( H1 H1) Other Medical Equipment Treatment Equipment Patient Monitors Physiological Measuring Equipment Other Medical Equipment 24.3 24.8% Treatment Equipment 15.9 19.2% Consumables and Services 37.9 38.8% Sales 67.1 billion Medical devices 62.1 61.2% Patient Monitors 34.2 31.9% Physiological Measuring Equipment 25.6 24.1% 4

3.1) Physiological Measuring Equipment (Sales, millions of yen) YoY (%) Electroencephalographs 4,008 4,224 5.4 Electrocardiographs 3,345 3,432 2.6 Polygraphs for Cath Lab 4,107 4,323 5.3 Other Physiological Measuring Equipment * 4,020 4,212 4.8 Physiological Measuring Equipment 15,481 16,193 4.6 Domestic Sales 12,647 12,774 1.0 Overseas Sales 2,833 3,418 20.6 Sales of polygraphs for cath labs increased Sales of EEG and ECG increased favorably in all areas * Other Physiological Measuring Equipment includes diagnostic information system and other company s products. Electroencephalographs EEG-1250 Electrocardiographs ECG-2500 Polygraphs for cath labs RMC-4000 5

3.2) Patient Monitors (Sales, millions of yen) YoY (%) Patient Monitors 20,738 21,435 3.4 Domestic Sales 15,399 15,558 1.0 Overseas Sales 5,338 5,877 10.1 Sales of consumables such as sensors increased Sales in Americas, Asia and Other increased favorably Bedside monitors BSM-6000 series Central monitors CNS-6201 Transmitters ZS-630P, ZS-611P SpO 2 probes Oxygen mask with CO 2 monitoring Consumables ECGs Electrodes 6

3.3) Treatment Equipment Defibrillators (for Hospital and Ambulance) 1,892 2,139 13.1 AEDs (Automated External Defibrillator) 3,211 5,609 74.7 Pacemakers / ICDs 1,224 1,503 22.8 Ventilators 1,020 923-9.6 Other Treatment Equipment 2,284 2,708 18.6 Treatment Equipment 9,634 12,884 33.7 (Ref.)AED Unit Shipments (Sales, millions of yen) YoY (%) Domestic Sales 8,618 10,174 18.1 Overseas Sales 1,015 2,710 166.8 17,300 34,100 97.1 Domestic unit Sales 16,400 19,700 20.1 Domestic: AED Sales increased strongly as a wide range of models were well received and attracted demand for replacement of older models AED Remote Monitoring System AED-2150, 2151, 2152 Overseas: AED sales increased strongly in all area Acquisition of Defibtech Increased AED demand in Taiwan after public access defibrillation allowed Sales of pacemakers and ICDs increased from H1 weak sales due to downward revision of reimbursement prices Sales of vagus nerve stimulation therapy systems and irrigation catheters increased Defibrillators TEC-8300 AED AED-2150 Pacemakers Nuance DR RF Ventilators HAMILTON-C1 7

3.4) Other Medical Equipment (Sales, millions of yen) YoY (%) Domestic: Sales of hematology analyzers increased favorably. Contribution by new product CHM-4100 Hematology Analyzers 3,578 3,982 11.3 Trasformers, Imaging Systems, Medical equipment for study and others * 11,141 12,653 13.6 Other Medical Equipment 14,727 16,635 13.0 Domestic Sales Overseas Sales 13,138 14,742 12.2 1,589 1,893 19.1 * Includes consumables, installation and maintenance service which are not applicable to other categories. MEK-6500 MEK-7300 Overseas: Sales of hematology analyzers and reagents increased favorably in all areas, especially India CHM-4100 Automated hematology analyzers MEK-6500 Clinical chemistry analyzer CHM-4100 Installation and maintenance services 8

4) Domestic Sales Sales by market ( 100 million) Sales composition by market ( H1 H1) Others Clinics Private hospitals Clinics 11.6 14.0% Others* 13.2 13.4% Universities 17.5 18.1% Domestic Sales 53.2 billion Public hospitals Private hospitals 25.4 23.0% Public hospitals 32.3 31.5% Universities * Others include laboratories, animal hospitals and PAD (public access defibrillation) markets such as schools and private companies. 9

5) Overseas Sales Geographic Segments ( 100 million) Others Asia : YoY +21% (on a local currency basis:+7%) Percentage of overseas sales to consolidated sales 17.8% 20.7% Geographic Segments ( H1 H1) Others 4.7 5.2% Europe: YoY +7% (on a local currency basis:-10%) Americas: YoY +51% (on a local currency basis:+28%) Asia 35.7 33.4% Overseas Sales 13.8 billion Americas 34.8 40.8% Europe 24.8 20.6% 10

6) Financial Condition (Amounts of less than 1 million are rounded down) Change Current Assets 95,181 90,364-4,816 Fixed Assets 21,619 21,982 363 Total Assets 116,800 112,347-4,453 Current Liabilities 39,028 31,178-7,849 Non-current Fixed Liabilities 1,515 1,580 64 Total Liabilities 40,544 32,758-7,785 Net Assets 76,256 79,588 3,331 Total Liabilities & Net Assets 116,800 112,347-4,453 11

7) Capital Investments and R&D Costs (Amounts of less than 1 million are rounded down) Original Forecast announced May 8 Revised Forecast announced Nov 1 Capital Investments 1,207 1,443 3,143 3,900 5,700 Depreciation 1,295 1,400 2,853 3,500 3,500 R&D costs 2,866 3,267 6,424 7,300 7,300 H1 Actual Capital Investments Molds for new products, measuring equipment and jigs, products for demonstration H2 Capital Investments Plan Molds for new products, products for demonstration, and enhancement of ERP system ( 0.5 billion) New investment in a new production facility ( 1.8 billion) Increase efficiency and production volume 1st plant: approx. 19,000 m2 2nd plant: approx. 10,000 m2 Integrate major production functions New plant approx. 26,000 m2 12

Forecast for 13

1) Business Environment Japan Japanese government 2025 future vision of medical/long-term care services Differentiate medical providers Enhance home medical care and cooperation among medical and nursing care Promote medical innovation Accelerate regulatory procedures for medical device approval Promote export of Japanese healthcare Launch Japanese version of NIH Regional Medical Care Revival Plan Total budget : 605 billion Extension of term is allowed if the plan starts by the end of March, 2014 U.S. International Economy will be on recovery path Europe Uncertainty over Europe's debt crisis continues Emerging Countries Solid growth expected in Asia and Latin America Effect of cooler Japan and China relations will ease 14

2) Forecast for (Amounts of less than 1 million are rounded down) Forecast YoY (%) Sales 132,538 145,000 9.4 Domestic Sales 110,215 113,500 3.0 Overseas Sales 22,322 31,500 41.1 Operating income 13,484 15,000 11.2 Ordinary income 14,658 15,000 2.3 Outlook of gross margin and SG&A expenses Gross margin ratio will improve in H2 from H1 because we expect sales increase of core products such as patient monitors SG&A expenses will be the same level as its original forecast Net income 9,151 9,500 3.8 Percentage of overseas sales 16.8% 21.7% Average exchange rate 1 US Dollar 83 yen 1 EURO 106 yen Revision of exchange rate (announced May 8) (announced Nov 1) ( H2) 90 yen 98 yen 98 yen 118 yen 130 yen 132 yen 15

3) Analysis of Sales Forecast Original Forecast (announced May 8) 1,325 AED sales increase in Japan +1 +4 Sales increase in Japanese hospital market +32-4 Currency effect +21 Actual increase in overseas sales +71 Forecast for overseas sales by region ( base) Americas:+ 4.3 to 12.4 billion Europe: + 1.9 to 7.5 billion Asia: + 2.6 to 10.2 billion ( 100 million) 1,450 Revised Forecast (announced Nov 1) 1,325 AED Unit Shipments in Japan Original Forecast : 32,000 units Revised Forecast : 34,700 units AED sales increase in Japan +5 Sales increase in Japanese hospital market +28 +16 Currency effect +37-16 Actual increase in overseas sales +55 Forecast for overseas sales by region ( base) Americas:+ 4.6 to 12.7 billion Europe: + 1.2 to 6.8 billion Asia: + 3.0 to 10.6 billion 1,450 Domestic 1,135 Overseas 315 16

(Ref.) Consolidated Forecast by Product Segment (Amounts of less than 1 million are rounded down) Original Forecast announced May 8 Revised Forecast announced Nov 1 Physiological Measuring Equipment 33,871 36,900 36,400 7.5 Patient Monitors 43,661 47,900 48,000 9.9 Treatment Equipment 21,604 26,250 26,800 24.1 Other Medical Equipment 33,400 33,950 33,800 1.2 Total 132,538 145,000 145,000 9.4 (Reference) YoY (%) Consumables and Services 49,149 52,200 53,000 7.8 17

Business Strategy 18

1) Long-term Vision and Mid-term Business Plan Long-term Vision (April 2010 to March 2020) The CHANGE 2020 -The Global Leader of Medical Solutions- Overseas Domestic 2nd Stage Strong Growth 2017 (April 2013 to March 2017) 28.5% 71.5% Fiscal year ending March 2020 Sales 200 billion 1st Stage SPEED UP Ⅲ 16.8% 83.2% Sales Operating Income Sales 132.5 billion Operating Income 13.4 billion Operating income ratio 10.2% FY2016 170 billion 18 billion Operating income ratio 10.6% Operating Income 25 billion Operating income ratio 12.5% 19

2) Targets for FY 2016 ending March 2017 billion Sales Domestic Overseas Operating income ROE actual 132.5 110.2 13.4 170.0 121.5 18.0 6.4% 2.5% 22.3 48.5 21.4% 12.7% FY2016 target 13.0% Exchange Rate: 1 US Dollar 83 yen 90 yen 1 Euro 106yen 118yen Breakdown of overseas sales by region 8.0 Americas Europe Asia Other 5.6 7.5 1.0 19.5 10.0 17.0 4 year CAGR 7.5% 24.6% 15.5% 22.5% 2.0 17.2% 20

3) Key Strategies of Mid-term Business Plan Pursue the highest level of quality in the world Strengthen technological development capabilities Develop new businesses Consolidate corporate fundamentals 21

4) Strategy for FY 2013 Neurology ( i ) Achieve further growth in core businesses Developed markets Diagnostic Equipment Cardiology New products in and Hematology Sensor technology (etco2, SpO2, NIBP, escco, aeeg, derived 18-lead ECG, etc.) IT solution Emerging economies Patient monitors Treatment equipment Nihon Kohden is the only patient monitor maker with its own sensor technology Electrode junction box with 256 channels, JE-120A June 2012 launch EEG, EEG-1250 August 2012 launch ECGs, ECG-2350 2013 launch (intl) Exercise stress test ECGs, STS-2100 July 2013 launch (Japan) Clinical chemistry analyzer, CHM-4100 July 2013 launch(japan) Automated hematology analyzers, MEK-6500 January 2013 launch Portable receiving terminal, ZT-210P June 2013 launch (Japan) Transmitters with OLED, ZS-630P ZS-611P 2013 launch AED-2150/2151/2152 April 2012 launch Defibtech AEDs Acquired Nov 2012 22

Patient Monitors Launch highly competitive transport monitors and bedside monitors Transport monitors Seamless monitoring throughout the care cycle OR Transport ICU/ Ward High-end bedside monitors (OR/ICU) OR One action Attach to AC cradle CCU Can use as OR bedside monitor input box Compact, lightweight Continuous monitoring and seamless patient record Can use as a stand-alone monitor in ICU or Ward Launch in (plan) Enhanced functions for each site such as NICU New functions for clinical decision support Launch in (plan) 23

Patient Patient Monitors Monitors Launch products that ensure medical safety and improve operating efficiencies Anytime Anywhere View monitoring data of multiple patients on mobile device Mobile viewer, QP-989P June 2013 launch Beside patient View waveforms and data from transmitters which do not have a display Portable receiving terminal, ZT-210P June 2013 launch (Japan) Raise brand recognition through unique technologies * escco: estimated Continuous Cardiac Output New non-invasive CCO measurement method using ECG and pulse oximetry* One of the world s smallest and lightest mainstream CO 2 sensor Clinical research to receive FDA and PMDA approval Collecting clinical data of escco at San Francisco VA Medical Center Worldwide promotion escco and CO 2 seminars at Asian hospitals 24

Cardiology Products Expand product line-up Raise brand recognition with derived 18-lead ECG Resting ECGs Derived 18-lead ECG * Developed and manufactured in China (international) ECG-2350 Cardiac Stimulator for diagnosis, SEC-5104 Rapid diagnostic test by flexible layout and simple operation Polygraphs for cath lab *Synthesized 18-lead ECG derives 6-lead ECG, right-side leads and posterior leads, from the standard 12-lead ECG Clinical studies in Japan and overseas Worldwide promotion American Heart Association Exercise stress ECGs Korean Society of Emergency Medicine Long-term ECGs Exercise stress ECG, STS-2100 Long-term Holter ECG, RAC-2503 Compact, lightweight, 7-day ECG recording For diagnosing ischemic heart disease, cardiac rehabilitation 25

(ii) Strengthen business expansion by region Japan: Create solutions for a national future vision of medical and nursing care services in 2025 Enhance business in acute care hospital Patient Monitor Cardiology products Treatment Equipment Information System blood cell count MEK-6500 Approach affiliated hospitals and clinics Hematology Instruments CHM-4100 Total solutions for testing blood cell count, CRP and HbA1c Number of testing for lifestyle diseases will increase in clinic market Nihon Kohden s first HbA1c Analyzer for diagnosing diabetes Community Small and medium Clinical information system Diagnostic information system size hospitals Clinics medical relations CRP HbA1c 26

Establish a stronger presence in the U.S. which is a center of leading-edge medical treatment Patient Monitor Neurology Resuscitation Launch new products Get multiple contracts led by Prefense TM Patient monitoring systems in ICU, CCU and other sites Prefense TM in general wards Reinforce direct-sales force and strengthen ties with GPOs Strengthen technological development capabilities Focus on U.S. top 50 hospitals Cleveland Clinic Strong relationship with wellknown hospitals and doctors affect business in emerging markets Workshop by Dr. Kimura, Iowa university at Argentine society of rehabilitation Co-development and clinical study with academia Find advanced technology through fund investment* New Products CO 2 Sensor study at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia In-hospital Pre-hospital * Emergent Medical Partners II L.P.:Investment fund led by Dr. Thomas J. Fogarty, an internationally recognized cardiovascular surgeon 27

Increase market share in emerging markets as a key growth driver Strengthen business structure Nihon Kohden Middle East Shanghai Kohden China Enhance R&D and production Expand export to emerging markets Pakistan South Africa Saudi Arabia Local sales staff Middle East, Africa Local 28sales staff allocated in major countries 2013 Nihon Kohden India South East Asia Nihon Kohden Singapore NKS Bangkok Started operation October 2013 Establish NKS Bangkok as a subsidiary of Nihon Kohden Singapore Nihon Kohden Latin America Nihon Kohden Do Brasil Latin America Establish Nihon Kohden Latin America in Columbia to expand sales across Latin America excluding Brazil November 2013 28

Disclaimer: Contents described in this document are based on the Company s best judgments at the time it was prepared and do not constitute a guarantee or promise that the Company will achieve its numerical targets or implement the measures. 29