Filed by Boston Scientific
Corporation
Pursuant to Rule 425 under the Securities Act of 1933
and deemed filed pursuant to Rule 14a-12
under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
Subject Company: Guidant
Corporation
Commission File No.: 001-13388
The following presentation material was distributed to Guidant employees on February 6, 2006.
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Rapid close
Open communication
Minimize disruption
Rapid cycles of discussions and decisions
Engage employees
Focus on value creation drivers
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Boston Scientifics mission is to improve the quality of patient care and increase health care productivity
Boston Scientifics Mission Statement
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Boston Scientifics mission is to improve the quality of patient care and the productivity of health care delivery through the development and advocacy of less-invasive medical devices and procedures.
This is accomplished through the continuing refinement of existing products and procedures and the investigation and development of new technologies that can reduce risk, trauma, cost, procedure time and the need for aftercare.
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Boston Scientific has evolved from early pioneer to industry leader
Global Leadership in Interventional Medicine
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Boston Scientific is a global, multi-billion dollar company focused on less-invasive medical devices and procedures
Boston Scientific Corporation Profile
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General Facts:
Founded in 1979 with 38 employees, $2 million in sales. Now Fortune 500 company
Worlds largest medical device company dedicated to less-invasive therapies
Portfolio of 15,000 products, many with market leading positions
The TAXUS® drug eluting stent has been the most successfully launched product in the history of the industry
Corporate HQ: Natick, MA
Regional HQs: Singapore, Paris, Tokyo
Website: www.bostonscientific.com
Product Innovation:
9,000+ Patents issued
$569 Million invested in R&D (04)
$1.2 Billion in 22 Investments (04)
Financials:
$5.6 Billion Revenue (04)
27.5% CAGR* (01-04)
$1.4 Billion Net Income (04)
NYSE: BSX
Demographics:
19,500+ Employees
Direct marketing & sales in more than 40 countries
16 Primary manufacturing locations in U.S., Ireland & Costa Rica
* Compound Annual Growth Rate
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A strong management team is leading Boston Scientific through its next phase of growth
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Chief Operating Officer |
Executive Committee
Lawrence C. Best Executive Vice President for Finance and Administration, and Chief Financial Officer
Brian R. Burns Senior Vice President, Quality
Fred A. Colen Executive Vice President & Chief Technology Officer
Paul Donovan Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications
Jim Gilbert Senior Vice President
Jeff H. Goodman Senior Vice President, and President of International
Stephen F. Moreci Senior Vice President & Group President, Endosurgery
Ken Pucel Senior Vice President, Operations
Lucia L. Quinn Senior Vice President, Human Resources
Dr. Mary E. Russell, MD, FACC Senior Vice President, Clinical and Regulatory, and Chief Medical Officer
Paul W. Sandman Executive Vice President, Secretary and General Counsel
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Boston Scientific is organized into three major groups and eleven distinct businesses
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Endosurgery |
Neuromodulation |
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Electrophysiology |
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International Sales & Marketing
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Strategic Priorities
A. Accelerate profitable base-business growth.
B. Invest to expand DES market and fortify global leadership
C. Deliver on game changer products & markets
D. Build new scale beyond catheter/stent platforms: CRM and others.
E. Continuously improve an efficient, effective organization
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Boston Scientific products help treat a broad range of medical conditions throughout the body
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PERIPHERAL VASCULAR |
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY |
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VASCULAR SURGERY |
CARDIOVASCULAR |
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ONCOLOGY |
GYNECOLOGY |
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ENDOSCOPY |
UROLOGY |
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Over 25 years of Innovation has led to a broad portfolio of more than 15,000 products
Sampling of Boston Scientifics Product Portfolio
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Detachable Coils |
Balloons |
Grafts |
Enteral Feeding |
Ablation |
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Cardiac Mapping |
Embolics |
Stents |
Stone Retrieval |
Embolic Protection |
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Biopsy Systems |
Peripheral Dilatation |
Ureteral Stents |
Catheters / Guidewires |
Neuro-stimulation |
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We Achieve Global Leadership in our Key Markets
Interventional Cardiology
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90%+ of sales from market leading products
Represents 73% of BSC total business
Endosurgery
(Endoscopy, Oncology, Urology, Gynecology)
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75% of sales from market leading products
Represents 19% of BSC total business
Q4 2004; Source: company results, analyst reports, MRG reporting
Includes vascular sealing and embolic protection
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The Neuromodulation group was formed in 2004 and represents an exciting growth opportunity for BSC
Neuromodulation Group
Revenue by Business
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Medical Conditions
Chronic Pain
Neurological Disorders
Hearing Loss/Deafness
Migraine Headaches
Solutions
Neurostimulation
Cochlear Implants
Spinal Cord Stimulators
Microstimulators
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Precision® Spinal Cord Stimulator
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The Neuromodulation Group was formed through the acquisition of Advanced Bionics in 2004. |
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Accelerate profitable base-business growth. Growth in existing markets |
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Pain Management |
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Drug-Eluting Stents |
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Womens Health |
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DES Pipeline |
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Apex Balloon Catheter
Radical Advances
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TAXUS® Barracuda Stent
New stent material- thin struts w/o compromise
Apex-based delivery
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Long-term DES GLP studies underway
FIM Planned for 06
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TAXUS® PetalTM Bifurcation Stent
Barracuda & Apex Technology
Design optimization & pre-clinical studies underway
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Not Available for Sale in the U.S.
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Robust Product Pipeline |
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Product Priorities that may shape our future
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Cardiac Rhythm |
Carotid Stenting and |
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Embolic Protection |
Repair (EVAR) |
Drug-Eluting Stents |
Cameron Health |
EndoTex NexStent (1) |
TriVascularAAA |
TAXUS® Liberté (2) |
Cardioverter Defibrillator(1) |
Wallstent® (2) |
Stent Graft (1) |
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Single-Use |
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Endovations (1) |
Petal Stent (1) |
Precision Spinal Cord |
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Endoscopy Suite |
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(1) CAUTION: Investigational device. Limited by Federal law to investigational use.
(2) Not available for sale in the United States.
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CRM Market |
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Source: Wall Street Research.
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Guidant Acquisition |
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Consistent with BSC Strategy
Long-term interest in CRM
DES Alternative
Diversification and Growth
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Achieving Enhanced Diversification and Higher Growth
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Preeminent pure play in medical devices
Source: BSC Management estimates. Figures shown assume 2006 full year of combined operation, adjusted for planned Guidant asset divestitures.
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Key Value Drivers
CRM Market Position Recovery Goals
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Source: Company estimates.
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Key Value Drivers
Growth Through DES Platform Diversification
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TECHNOLOGY PORTFOLIO
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Creating a Global Leader in Cardiovascular Devices
2006 Est. Cardiovascular Device Sales
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Note: BSC-Guidant based on Wall Street Case and Company estimates, reflecting full year of combined operation adjusted for planned Guidant asset divestitures. All others based on Wall Street Research.
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Current Initiatives that drive continuous improvements |
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Project Horizon
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E-Manufacturing
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STRIVE
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Japan Restructuring
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Lean Product Development Proc
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Boston Scientific Invests in the Communities
Where We Work and Live
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As Boston Scientific has grown, so has our commitment to giving back to the communities where we work and live
Through the Boston Scientific Foundation, we support organizations and causes that support individuals and communities by promoting improvements in two critical areas health and education
Since its inception in 2002, the Foundation has donated approximately $4 million in grants to more than 150 charitable organizations
Annually, Boston Scientific contributes more than $25 million towards research, education and local communities
We continue to organize and participate in numerous volunteer programs at Boston Scientific sites worldwide
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Where else would we rather be?
Growth
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Guidant
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Size and Shape
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Future Technologies
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