MARCH 2008

PHILIPP HAAS – CHAIRMANIDIL BORA – IR MANAGER

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� EastPharma At A Glance

� Turkish Pharma Market

� Recent Developments in EastPharma

Agenda

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� Company Outlook – EastPharma (EAST.LI)

� Financial Performance Overview – 9M’ 07

� Appendix

EastPharma At A Glance

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Source: IMS

� Turkey will be the # 10 pharma market by 2010; (currently: #13)

� Market size: US$9bn in 2007 (ex-factory price – government discounts) (28% yoy growth)� Per capita (pharmaceuticals) spend in Turkey: US$103 in 2006 (ex-factory price – government discounts)

� US$846 in USA, US$121 in Poland (Source: IEIS (Pharmaceutical Industry Assosiation) in 2006)

� CAGR growth for the period 2006–10 estimated 13.2% (2002–06 was 22%) (per capita growth)

Turkish Pharma Market

($ per capita)2002200220022002----06 CAGR: 22.3%06 CAGR: 22.3%06 CAGR: 22.3%06 CAGR: 22.3%

6Source : IMS Health

2002200220022002----06 CAGR: 22.3%06 CAGR: 22.3%06 CAGR: 22.3%06 CAGR: 22.3%

EastPharmaEastPharmaEastPharmaEastPharma isisisis thethethethe 5thththth largestlargestlargestlargest playerplayerplayerplayer inininin thethethethe TurkishTurkishTurkishTurkish PharmaceuticalPharmaceuticalPharmaceuticalPharmaceutical MarketMarketMarketMarket in terms of units

Turkish Pharma Market

ULAGAY5.3%

EASTPHARMA5.1%

SANOFI - AVENTIS4.3%

NOVARTIS 4.2% ECZACIBASI

- ZENVITA 4.1%

GLAXOSMITHKLINE 3.4%

YOY Growth in Units:

� Market: 8.3%

� EastPharma: 16.4%

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Source: IMS Health (12M’ 07)ABDI IBRAHIM 9.2%

BAYER7.6%

BILIM6.9%

OTHERS 49.9%

YOY Growth in US$:

� Market: 28.1%

� EastPharma: 36.6%

Turkish Pharma Market

17,7%

29,0%33,3% 32,7%

28,1%25,8%

94,2%

-5,1%

44,8%

36,6%

0,0%

20,0%

40,0%

60,0%

80,0%

100,0%

Quarterly Market Growth (US$)

Market YOY Change

EP YOY Change

24,6%18,7%

14,5%8,6%

16,3%

33,2%

77,6%

-17,6%

18,6%25,7%

-20,0%

0,0%

20,0%

40,0%

60,0%

80,0%

100,0%

1Q' 07 2Q' 07 3Q' 07 4Q' 07 FY

Quarterly Market Growth (TRY)

Market YOY Change

EP YOY Change

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-20,0%

1Q' 07 2Q' 07 3Q' 07 4Q' 07 FY

-40,0%

-20,0%

10,4%

2,5%

10,3% 10,0%8,3%

21,2%

39,8%

-7,1%

11,8%16,4%

-10,0%

0,0%

10,0%

20,0%

30,0%

40,0%

50,0%

1Q' 07 2Q' 07 3Q' 07 4Q' 07 FY

Quarterly Market Growth (units)

Market YOY Change

EP YOY Change

Conclusion:

� EP performed better than the market in 07, in

terms of US$, YTL and units

� Slowdown in sales started in 3Q, but recovered in

4Q.

� Weakest month (US$): September

� Strongest month (US$): May

January – June 2007

� Sales incentive system: based on volume sales

� Implementation started in January

� Acquisitions:

� Saba Pharmaceuticals

� New Rep Offices:

� Georgia

Recent Developments at EastPharma

June – December 2007

� Term sheet signed

� Introduction of new sales structure

� New sales incentive system: based on

profitability

� Restructuring started in September

� Sales slow down in 3Q due to sales &

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� Construction of Cerkezkoy and Kosekoy started

� Headquarters in Levent sold

marketing restructuring

� Implementation started in December

� New Rep Offices:

� Russia

� Ongoing Reorganization:

� Resignation of COO

� Successful transition to new headquarters

� Listed on LSE (GDR)

STRATEGY

Operational TurnaroundOperational TurnaroundOperational TurnaroundOperational Turnaround�Increase market share & profitablity

– EastPharma market share in units: 5.1% in 12M’ 07; (4.7% in 12M’ 06)– Expansion / restructuring of the sales force with a new sales incentive system– Expansion of manufacturing capacity– Introduction of New Products with higher margins

� Targeting growth in new cardiovascular and other higher margin products

EastPharma Strategy: Long Term Value Creation

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� Targeting growth in new cardiovascular and other higher margin products � Increasing Portfolio diversification

Financial TurnaroundFinancial TurnaroundFinancial TurnaroundFinancial Turnaround� Restructuring led by new management

– Disposal of noncore assets for proceeds of ~US$100mn – Customer- and product-driven agressive strategy– Cost savings initiatives

EastPharma Turkey

Turkey

JV’s, product acquisition, licensing and in-

licensing deals and acquisitions

CEEMEA

Existing Turkish Business Emerging Pharmaceutical Markets1 2

EastPharma Strategy: Geographic Expansion

Regulated Markets

Partnerships

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North

AmericaWestern

Europe

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– Focus on existing portfolio

– New product launches

– Turkish market consolidation

licensing deals and acquisitions

– Identify targets: Medium and large cap

companies

Organic Growth

– Expansion of EastPharma operations

• Georgia, Russia, Ukraine and Uzbekistan

– Export to regulated

markets

– Contract manufacturing

Strong Marketing Capabilities

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Former Organisation:Former Organisation:Former Organisation:Former Organisation:� Strong sales and marketing organisation

� 15 regions in Turkey with 23 offices� 864 representatives:

� 6 groups of medical representatives� 1 group of pharmacy representatives

� 89 regional chief and managers As of January 2008. Excludes sales force presence in Georgia and Azerbaijan.New Organisation:New Organisation:New Organisation:New Organisation:� Efficient and profit orriented sales and marketing force

� 15 regions in Turkey with 23 offices � 773 representatives:

� 8 groups of medical representatives � 86 regional managers

Acquisitions: SABA PHARMACEUTICALS

Synergies CreatedSynergies CreatedSynergies CreatedSynergies Created1. Broadened Sales Team

� Sales Force increased from 60 to 140 people� Increased # of Regional Managers from 11 to 18� Increased # of doctors visited from 7,300 to 21,000� Increased # of pharmacists visited from 2,200 to 7,400

2. Larger Product Portfolio

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2. Larger Product Portfolio

� Actively promoted products increased from 2 to 5 products � Application undertaken for Dentamax, an antibiotic registered by Deva, to allow SABA sales

representatives to sell the product , started selling in January 20083. Optimization of Operational Processes

� Introduced new sales incentive system� Transfer of manufacturing Saba's products to EastPharma's facilites has lowered costs

Acquisitions: SABA PHARMACEUTICALS

Attractive Valuation

� Purchased for US$ 14 mn

� 2006 Sales (unaudited): US$ 8 mn

� 2007 Sales (unaudited): US$ 15 mn

1x 07E Sales1x 07E Sales1x 07E Sales1x 07E Sales1x 07E Sales1x 07E Sales1x 07E Sales1x 07E Sales

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Financial Turnaround

� Sales improved +73% from 2006 in US$ terms

� Net profit improved +419% from 2006 in US$ terms v loss in 2005

1x 07E Sales1x 07E Sales1x 07E Sales1x 07E Sales1x 07E Sales1x 07E Sales1x 07E Sales1x 07E Sales

Regional Growth

Georgia Deva Rep. Office:

Address: Shio Mgvimeli № 1 B Vera, TBİLİSİ, GEORGIA PK. 0179

Baku / Azerbaijan Office:

44444444 reprepreprepreprepreprep........ offices in the former Soviet Union: offices in the former Soviet Union: offices in the former Soviet Union: offices in the former Soviet Union: offices in the former Soviet Union: offices in the former Soviet Union: offices in the former Soviet Union: offices in the former Soviet Union: Georgia, Moscow (Russia), Azerbaijan and UzbekistanGeorgia, Moscow (Russia), Azerbaijan and UzbekistanGeorgia, Moscow (Russia), Azerbaijan and UzbekistanGeorgia, Moscow (Russia), Azerbaijan and UzbekistanGeorgia, Moscow (Russia), Azerbaijan and UzbekistanGeorgia, Moscow (Russia), Azerbaijan and UzbekistanGeorgia, Moscow (Russia), Azerbaijan and UzbekistanGeorgia, Moscow (Russia), Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan

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Baku / Azerbaijan Office:

Address: Istiklaliye Sok No: 31 Baku / AZERBAIJAN

Uzbekistan Deva Office:

Address: Deva Rep. Office Yusuf Hachacip Sok. No. 37 Taskent / UZBEKISTAN

Moscow / Russia Deva Office:

Address: Russian Federation, 109316 Moscow, Ostapovsky Proezd 5, Stroyenie 1, Office 811

Australia & New Zealand Sales Office:

Address: 3 Cliff Wilson Street Wanaka New Zealand

Sales ForceSales ForceSales ForceSales ForceSales ForceSales ForceSales ForceSales Force

EastPharma's Competitive Advantages

Strong Brand NameStrong Brand NameStrong Brand NameStrong Brand NameStrong Brand NameStrong Brand NameStrong Brand NameStrong Brand Name

HighHighHighHighHighHighHighHigh Market Market Market Market Market Market Market Market ShareShareShareShareShareShareShareShare

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HighHighHighHighHighHighHighHigh Market Market Market Market Market Market Market Market ShareShareShareShareShareShareShareShare

Large Distribution NetworkLarge Distribution NetworkLarge Distribution NetworkLarge Distribution NetworkLarge Distribution NetworkLarge Distribution NetworkLarge Distribution NetworkLarge Distribution Network

Substantial Substantial Substantial Substantial Substantial Substantial Substantial Substantial ProductionProductionProductionProductionProductionProductionProductionProduction CapacityCapacityCapacityCapacityCapacityCapacityCapacityCapacity

Current Therapeutic Breakdown in Units

Anti-

infectives

39%

Cardiovascul

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4%

Respiratory

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6%

Central

Nervous

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4%

Others

10%

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(1) Includes inter-segment sales Source: IMS (12M ’07)

Alimentary &

Metabolism

15%

Musculo

Skeletal

22%

4%

Respiratory

9%

Central

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21%

Gastro

18%

Anti-infectives

13%

Therapeutic Breakdown in Units in 2010

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21%

Musculo-

Skeletal

21%

Cardio

18%

Company Estimates

EastPharma Market Share Growing

Market Share – UnitsMarket Share – Revenue

3.1% 3.1% 3.0% 3.2%

3.4% 3.6%

%3

%4 4.6% 4.9% 4.7% 5.1% 4.9% 5.1%

%2

%4

%6

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Source: IMS Source: IMS

Rank 10 Rank 10 Rank 10 Rank 10 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 5 55 55 55 5Rank 11 12 Rank 11 12 Rank 11 12 Rank 11 12 12 12 12 12 11 10

Note: Market share data for Human pharmaceuticals segment

%231/12/04 31/12/05 31/12/06 31/12/07 31/01/08 26/02/08

%0

31/12/04 31/12/05 31/12/06 31/12/07 31/01/08 26/02/08

EastPharma: Leading Products’ Market Shares in Turkish Market

20%

24%

15%

11%

19%

22%

15%

9%

22% 24%

18%

9% 9%

21%

15% 15%

8% 9% 10%

15%

20%

25%

30% M/S %

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RankRankRankRank(1)(1)(1)(1) 1111 1111 1111 6 6

# of competitors# of competitors# of competitors# of competitors(1)(1)(1)(1) 9 8 11111 11111111 11113

Source: IMS

(1) As of 1M ‘08

8%

0%

5%

10%

Cefaks Amoklavin Deklarit Degastrol Devasid

2005 2006 2007 1M' 08 2005 2006 2007 1M' 08 2005 2006 2007 1M' 08 2005 2006 2007 1M' 08 2005 2006 2007 1M' 08

NA

Top Ten Selling EastPharma Products

ProductProductProductProduct INN NameINN NameINN NameINN NameNet Sales Net Sales Net Sales Net Sales ((((1H’1H’1H’1H’00007777))))

($ in millions)($ in millions)($ in millions)($ in millions)Net Sales Net Sales Net Sales Net Sales ((((9M’9M’9M’9M’00007777))))

($ in millions)($ in millions)($ in millions)($ in millions)

% of Total % of Total % of Total % of Total Net SalesNet SalesNet SalesNet Sales((((9M’9M’9M’9M’00007777))))

MarketMarketMarketMarketShare %Share %Share %Share %((((9M’9M’9M’9M’00007777))))

Therapeutic Therapeutic Therapeutic Therapeutic CategoryCategoryCategoryCategory

Originator Originator Originator Originator Brand NameBrand NameBrand NameBrand Name

CefaksCefaksCefaksCefaks Cefuroxim Axetil $14.6 $20.2 14% 24% Anti-infectives Zinnat & Cefatin

AmoklavinAmoklavinAmoklavinAmoklavin Amoxicilline+Clavulanic Acid $11.9 $15.5 11% 26% Anti-infectives Augmentin

DikloronDikloronDikloronDikloron Diclofenac $5.7 $8.1 6% 43%Musculoskeletal System Voltaren

DeklaritDeklaritDeklaritDeklarit Clarithromycin $5.9 $7.6 5% 20% Anti-infectives Klacid

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DevasidDevasidDevasidDevasid Sultamicillin $6.6 $7.5 5% 10% Anti-infectives Duosid

DegastrolDegastrolDegastrolDegastrol Lansoprazole $6.0 $6.9 5% 10%Alimentary & Metabolism Ogastro

TrioTrioTrioTrio Amoxicilline+Clarithromycin+Lansoprazole $4.8 $6.0 4% 49%

Alimentary & Metabolism Helipak

TekfinTekfinTekfinTekfin Terbinafine $4.0 $5.1 4% 17%Dermatologic Antifungal

Lamisil

AzitroAzitroAzitroAzitro Azitromycin $3.9 $4.3 3% 33% Anti-infectives Zithromax

CiflosinCiflosinCiflosinCiflosin Ciprofloxacin $3.3 $4.0 3% 16% Anti-infectives Ciproxin

Source: IMS

EastPharma Product Launches – Introduced in 20072007 NEW 2007 NEW 2007 NEW 2007 NEW PRODUCTSPRODUCTSPRODUCTSPRODUCTSINTRODUCEDINTRODUCEDINTRODUCEDINTRODUCED MOLECULEMOLECULEMOLECULEMOLECULE THERAPEUTIC THERAPEUTIC THERAPEUTIC THERAPEUTIC CATEGORYCATEGORYCATEGORYCATEGORY ORIGINATOR ORIGINATOR ORIGINATOR ORIGINATOR BRAND NAMEBRAND NAMEBRAND NAMEBRAND NAME MoleculeMoleculeMoleculeMoleculeMarket SizeMarket SizeMarket SizeMarket Size2007 2007 2007 2007 (US$ mn)(US$ mn)(US$ mn)(US$ mn) THERAPEUTIC THERAPEUTIC THERAPEUTIC THERAPEUTIC CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS TherapeuticTherapeuticTherapeuticTherapeuticClassClassClassClassMarket SizeMarket SizeMarket SizeMarket Size2007 2007 2007 2007 (US$ mn)(US$ mn)(US$ mn)(US$ mn)COLASTINCOLASTINCOLASTINCOLASTIN----LLLL ATORVASTATIN CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM LIPITOR-PFIZER 161STATINS (HMG-COA RED) 212PANDEV PANDEV PANDEV PANDEV PANTOPRAZOLE ALIMENTARY T.&METABOLISM PANTPAS-BAYER 61

ACID PUMPINHIBITORS 307LUXAT LUXAT LUXAT LUXAT MONTELUKAST RESPIRATORY SYSTEM SINGULAIR-MSD 76RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 77LOSAPRES PLUSLOSAPRES PLUSLOSAPRES PLUSLOSAPRES PLUS LOSARTAN + HCl CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM HYZAAR-MSD 49ANGIOTENS-II ANTAG. COMB 219NIMELIDNIMELIDNIMELIDNIMELID NIMESULIDE MUSCULO- SKELETAL SYSTEM MESULID-PFIZER 11

ANTIRHEUMATICS NON-S PLN 372TORADOL- NON-NARCOTIC

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KETRODOLKETRODOLKETRODOLKETRODOL KETOROLAC NERVOUS SYSTEM TORADOL-ROCHE 2NON-NARCOTIC ANALGESICS 127CONIELCONIELCONIELCONIEL BENIDIPINE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM CONIEL-KYOWA HAKKO 1

CALCIUM ANTAGONISTS PLAIN 102DOXAFIN DOXAFIN DOXAFIN DOXAFIN DESLORATADINE RESPIRATORYSYSTEM AERIUS-SCHERING PLOUGH 29ANTIHISTAMINES SYSTEMIC 86DEGRA DEGRA DEGRA DEGRA (SINGLE DOZE) SILDENAFIL G.U.SYSTEM & SEX HORMONES VIAGRA-PFIZER 0

ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION PRD 94MAGCAR MAGCAR MAGCAR MAGCAR MAGNESIUM CARBONATE + CALCIUM CARBONATE ALIMENTARY T.& METABOLISM RENNIE-ROCHE 7 PLAIN ANTACIDS 31TOTAL MARKETTOTAL MARKETTOTAL MARKETTOTAL MARKET 397397397397 1,6271,6271,6271,627

Source: IMS

EastPharma Product Launches – Introduced in 2007

Units TRY

LUXAT * 5,8% 5,4%

LOSAPRES PLUS * 4,9% 4,7%

CONIEL ** 1,6% 2,0%

NIMELID * 5,8% 4,6%

DEVASID * 8,5% 10,4%

PERFORMANCE ACHIEVED AFTER 12 MONTHS

MARKET SHARE IN 1M' 08

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DEVASID * 8,5% 10,4%

PANDEV * 10,8% 10,1%

COLASTIN-L * 2,1% 1,6%

DOXAFIN * 5,1% 3,8%

MAGCAR * 9,5% 9,3%

PERFORMANCE ACHIEVED AFTER 6 MONTHS

PERFORMANCE ACHIEVED AFTER 1 MONTH

* Considered in molecule market** Considered in ATC4. (Coniel has no competitor in the market.)

EastPharma Product Launches – Pending

2008 PRODUCTS2008 PRODUCTS2008 PRODUCTS2008 PRODUCTS MOLECULEMOLECULEMOLECULEMOLECULE THERAPEUTIC THERAPEUTIC THERAPEUTIC THERAPEUTIC CATEGORYCATEGORYCATEGORYCATEGORY ORIGINATORORIGINATORORIGINATORORIGINATORBRAND NAMEBRAND NAMEBRAND NAMEBRAND NAME MoleculeMoleculeMoleculeMoleculeMarket SizeMarket SizeMarket SizeMarket Size2007200720072007(US$ mn)(US$ mn)(US$ mn)(US$ mn) THERAPEUTIC CLASS THERAPEUTIC CLASS THERAPEUTIC CLASS THERAPEUTIC CLASS TherapeuticTherapeuticTherapeuticTherapeuticClassClassClassClassMarket SizeMarket SizeMarket SizeMarket Size2007 (US$ mn)2007 (US$ mn)2007 (US$ mn)2007 (US$ mn)CEFAKS 250CEFAKS 250CEFAKS 250CEFAKS 250(new form)

CEFUROKSIMAKSETIL SYSTEMIC ANTI-INFECTIVES CEFATIN-ROCHEZINNAT-GSK 151 CEPHALOSPORINS ORAL 285CITREX CITREX CITREX CITREX (DROP) - (new form) CITALOPRAM NERVOUS SYSTEM CIPRAM-LUNDBECK 27 SSRI ANTIDEPRESSANTS 166GENTAMISINGENTAMISINGENTAMISINGENTAMISIN(new form) GENTAMICIN SYSTEMIC ANTI-INFECTIVES GARAMICIN-SCHERING PLOUGH 4 AMINOGLYCOSIDES 7NEOTAB AMPNEOTAB AMPNEOTAB AMPNEOTAB AMP(new form)

FAMOTIDINE-AMP LYOPH 20 MG 2 5 ML ALIMENTARY T.& METABOLISM FAMODIN- SANDOZ 14 H2 ANTAGONISTS 23NERVOUS RISPERDAL- ATIPICAL

*

*

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RESTELARESTELARESTELARESTELA RISPERIDONE NERVOUS SYSTEM RISPERDAL-JOHNSON&JOHNSON 61 ATIPICAL ANTIPSYCHOTICS 204MOTISMOTISMOTISMOTIS DOMPERIDONE ALIMENTARY T.& METABOLISM MOTILIUM-JANSSEN CILAG 4 GASTROPROKINETICS 29LEVOSIDLEVOSIDLEVOSIDLEVOSID LEVOFLOXACIN SYSTEMIC ANTI-INFECTIVES TAVANIC-AVENTIS 75 ORAL FLUOROQUINOLONES 179ALEMAXALEMAXALEMAXALEMAX ALENDRONIC ACID MUSCULO-SKELETAL SYSTEM FOSAMAX-MSD 30 BISPHOSPH OSTEOPOROSIS 49ZELEFTZELEFTZELEFTZELEFT SERTRALINE NERVOUS SYSTEM LUSTRAL-PFIZER 30 SSRI ANTIDEPRESSANTS 166CANDEXIL CANDEXIL CANDEXIL CANDEXIL CANDESARTAN CILEXETIL CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM ATACAND PLUS-ASTRAZENECA 56 ANGIOTENS-II ANTAGONIST 219MUKOSİSTMUKOSİSTMUKOSİSTMUKOSİST ACETYLSYSTEIN RESPIRATORY SYSTEM MUCOMYST - BMS 74 EXPECTORANS 93

TOTAL MARKETTOTAL MARKETTOTAL MARKETTOTAL MARKET 526526526526 1,4201,4201,4201,420Company Data

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Investing to Accomodate the Growth

3x Larger Headquarters3x Larger Headquarters3x Larger Headquarters3x Larger Headquarters3x Larger Headquarters3x Larger Headquarters3x Larger Headquarters3x Larger Headquarters

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� New Headquarters� Successfully moved as of October 1st, 2007

Investing to Accomodate Growth – Update on Factories

� New factories� Cerkezkoy: 4 Buildings

- Beta-lactam- Cephalosporin

- Oncology

- General Production

3x 3x 3x 3x 3x 3x 3x 3x LargerLargerLargerLargerLargerLargerLargerLarger ProductionProductionProductionProductionProductionProductionProductionProduction CapacityCapacityCapacityCapacityCapacityCapacityCapacityCapacity

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- General Production

� Kosekoy: 1 Building- Injectables

� Current capacity: 100mn units

� New production capacity: 350mn units

� FDA and EMEA approvals

Cerkezkoy

Kosekoy:

Investing to Accomodate Growth – Update on Factories

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FINANCIAL FINANCIAL FINANCIAL FINANCIAL FINANCIAL FINANCIAL FINANCIAL FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OVERVIEW PERFORMANCE OVERVIEW –– 9M9M’’’’’’’’ 0707070707070707FINANCIAL FINANCIAL FINANCIAL FINANCIAL FINANCIAL FINANCIAL FINANCIAL FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OVERVIEW PERFORMANCE OVERVIEW –– 9M9M’’’’’’’’ 0707070707070707

� EastPharma was established in November 2006, hence financial results comparing 9M 2007 with 9M 2006 are not available.

� Deva acquired in November 2006

� Deva fully consolidated in EastPharma financials

� Saba acquired in May 2007 and fully consolidated in EastPharma financials

EastPharma Consolidated Financial Results – 9M 2007

Net Net Net Net Net Net Net Net SalesSalesSalesSalesSalesSalesSalesSales improvedimprovedimprovedimprovedimprovedimprovedimprovedimproved viaviaviaviaviaviaviavia DevaDevaDevaDevaDevaDevaDevaDeva’s Strong ’s Strong ’s Strong ’s Strong ’s Strong ’s Strong ’s Strong ’s Strong SalesSalesSalesSalesSalesSalesSalesSales GrowthGrowthGrowthGrowthGrowthGrowthGrowthGrowth::::::::+61.5% +61.5% +61.5% +61.5% +61.5% +61.5% +61.5% +61.5% increaseincreaseincreaseincreaseincreaseincreaseincreaseincrease

OneOneOneOneOneOneOneOne--------time time time time time time time time costscostscostscostscostscostscostscosts forforforforforforforfor thethethethethethethethe periodperiodperiodperiodperiodperiodperiodperiod of of of of of of of of US$ 20.6 US$ 20.6 US$ 20.6 US$ 20.6 US$ 20.6 US$ 20.6 US$ 20.6 US$ 20.6 mnmnmnmnmnmnmnmn

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Summary Consolidated Financials – EastPharma (IFRS figures)

Net Sales� +61.5% increase at Deva

� Positive impact of new product launches

� New incentive system

� Contributions:

- Human Pharma Revenue: 88%

- API: 4%

- Veterinary Products: 5%

- Consumer Goods: 3%

$142.1

$172.7

$128.6

$59.6

$118.5

$165.0

$100.6

$161.5

2004 2005 2006 3M'07 6M'07 9M'07 9M'06 9M'07

EP consolidated Deva *Deva *

61.5%

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- Consumer Goods: 3% 2004 2005 2006 3M'07 6M'07 9M'07 9M'06 9M'07

$66.4

$85.3

$48.6

$26.1

$55.5

$75.9

$43.8

$78.4

2004 2005 2006 3M'07 6M'07 9M'07 9M'06 9M'07

EP consolidatedGross Profit

� +78% increase at Deva

� Relatively limited increase in COGS

� Targeting better margins with new products

* CMB results (Capital Market Board)

Deva * Deva *

78%

Contribution of New Launches in Value Terms

Cardiovascular segment Cardiovascular segment Cardiovascular segment Cardiovascular segment Cardiovascular segment Cardiovascular segment Cardiovascular segment Cardiovascular segment as % of sales increased as % of sales increased as % of sales increased as % of sales increased as % of sales increased as % of sales increased as % of sales increased as % of sales increased from 3.9% in 1Q to 7.0% in 3Q’07from 3.9% in 1Q to 7.0% in 3Q’07from 3.9% in 1Q to 7.0% in 3Q’07from 3.9% in 1Q to 7.0% in 3Q’07from 3.9% in 1Q to 7.0% in 3Q’07from 3.9% in 1Q to 7.0% in 3Q’07from 3.9% in 1Q to 7.0% in 3Q’07from 3.9% in 1Q to 7.0% in 3Q’07

� Colastin (Atorvastatin) included in reimbursement list in June ’07

� Coniel (Benidipine) included in reimbursement list in July ’07

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Gastro segment Gastro segment Gastro segment Gastro segment Gastro segment Gastro segment Gastro segment Gastro segment as % of sales increased as % of sales increased as % of sales increased as % of sales increased as % of sales increased as % of sales increased as % of sales increased as % of sales increased from 15% in 1Q to 16.8% in 3Qfrom 15% in 1Q to 16.8% in 3Qfrom 15% in 1Q to 16.8% in 3Qfrom 15% in 1Q to 16.8% in 3Qfrom 15% in 1Q to 16.8% in 3Qfrom 15% in 1Q to 16.8% in 3Qfrom 15% in 1Q to 16.8% in 3Qfrom 15% in 1Q to 16.8% in 3Q ’07’07’07’07’07’07’07’07

� Pandev (Pantoprazole) included in reimbursement list in June ‘07

46.7%49.4%

43.8%46.9% 46.0%

44.1%

48.0%

Gross Profit and COGS Margin – EastPharma (IFRS)

Gross Profit Margin COGS Margin

53.3%50.6%

62.2%

56.2% 54.7% 54.0%55.9%

52.0%

EP consolidated EP consolidatedDeva * Deva *

Increased efficiency will bring EastPharma greater competitive advantage Increased efficiency will bring EastPharma greater competitive advantage Increased efficiency will bring EastPharma greater competitive advantage Increased efficiency will bring EastPharma greater competitive advantage Increased efficiency will bring EastPharma greater competitive advantage Increased efficiency will bring EastPharma greater competitive advantage Increased efficiency will bring EastPharma greater competitive advantage Increased efficiency will bring EastPharma greater competitive advantage

Deva * Deva *

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37.8%

2004 2005 2006 3M'07 6M '07 9M'07 9M '06 9M'07 2004 2005 2006 3M '07 6M '07 9M '07 9M '06 9M '07

* CMB results

Summary Consolidated Financials – EastPharma (IFRS - US$, mn)

EBITDA(1)

�Sales and Gross Margin improvements have a positive impact

$24.0

$31.1

($9.2)

$11.4

$21.7

$28.6

($1.4)

$30.5

EP consolidatedDeva * Deva *

33(1) Earnings Before Interest, Taxation, Depreciation & Amortisation (Note: excludes other gains and losses and gain on monetary position)

($9.2)

2004 2005 2006 3M'07 6M'07 9M'07 9M'06 9M'07

Operational turnaround strategy

Focus on increasing market share & profitability

– Expansion & restructuring of the sales force with a new sales incentive system

– Expansion of manufacturing capacity

– Introduction of new products with higher margins

– Increased portfolio diversification

* CMB results

Marketing ExpensesGeneral

Administration Expenses

24.0%

26.1%

31.7%

27.1%

Research & Development Expenses

2.2%17.8%

EP consolidated

Operating Margins – EastPharma (IFRS)

Deva * EP consolidatedDeva * EP consolidatedDeva *

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20.6%21.4%

2004 2005 2006 3M'07 6M'07 9M'07

1.4%

1.2%

1.0%

1.1%1.2%

2004 2005 2006 3M'07 6M'07 9M'07

9.1%8.2% 8.2%

6.8%

8.9%

2004 2005 2006 3M'07 6M'07 9M'07

* CMB results

Saba: Financial Highlights (US$, mn)

� 73% increase in Net Sales: US$ 8mn

� Continuing gross margin improvement: 58% (51% in previous period)

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� Increase in operating expenses in line with sales team growth

� Sales Force increased from 60 to 140 people

� Net profit US$ 0.47 mn

Normalized Consolidated Financials – EastPharma (IFRS)

EastPharma is inline with its operational targets EastPharma is inline with its operational targets EastPharma is inline with its operational targets EastPharma is inline with its operational targets EastPharma is inline with its operational targets EastPharma is inline with its operational targets EastPharma is inline with its operational targets EastPharma is inline with its operational targets

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Nine month

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September 2007

Normalized

income statement

Revenue 164,967 164,967

Cost of sales (89,080) (88,483)

Gross profit 75,887 76,484

Operating expenses (61,486) (58,567)

Investment revenue 3,447 3,447

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Source: Company Management

Investment revenue 3,447 3,447

Finance costs (19,446) (5,491)

Other gains and losses (2,267) 905

Profit / (Loss) before tax (3,864) 16,777

Current tax expense (3,448) (3,448)

Deferred tax expense (3,131) (6,955)

Income tax expense (6,580) (10,404)

Net loss for the period (10,444) 6,373

Attributable to:Equity holders of the parent (8,435) 5,147

Minority interest (2,009) 1,226

(10,444) 6,373

(US$, thousand)

Adjustment on hedging currency risk 13,955 - Additional provision on severance pay

for restructuring of personnel 1,995 -

Impairment of property, plant 3,172 - Payment for environmental liability 1,520 - Non-recurring costs in total 20,642

Non-recurring Costs for the period

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IR Contact Details:

Idil Bora – IR Manager

Email : ir@eastpharmaltd.com / ibora@eastpharmaltd.com

D. Phone : +90 212 6929326

Fax : +90 212 6970614

Address: Halkali Mah. Basin Ekspres Cad. 34303 No:1

Kucukcekmece - Istanbul

THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTERESTTHANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST

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EastPharma Shareholder StructureEastPharma Ltd.(As of February 11th, 2008)

Saba Pharmaceuticals

100.00% of A, B, C & D shares

EastPharma Ltd.

Deva Holding A.S.

EastPharma

Ltd.

Free

Float

C Shares: 94,33% 5,67%- Direct Control 82,25%- Indirect Control 12,08%

Gavea

Master

Fund Ltd.

3,8%

D. E. Shaw

Laminar

Portfolios

8,3%

Griffin

Funds;

2,4% Enso

Funds;

2,3%

Free Float;

(As of February 22nd, 2008)

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95.50% of Founder shares

A Shares: 100,00% -- Direct Control 74,00%- Indirect Control 26,00%

B Shares: 92,00% 8,00%- Direct Control 72,00%- Indirect Control 20,00%

GEM

Funds,

61.63%

Free Float;

21,2%

Raffles

Associate

0,4%