Stratasys to Acquire Solid Concepts and Harvest Technologies Investor Conference Call

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Solid Concepts, Harvest Technologies & RedEye: Creating a Leading Strategic Platform Focused on Meeting Customers’ Additive Manufacturing Needs Provides Stratasys with Significant Additive Manufacturing and End-Use Parts Production Capabilities, Infrastructure, Capacity and Process Knowhow

Services: Large and Growing Opportunity Source: Wohlers 2013 Primary services– includes parts produced directly on additive manufacturing systems by service providers Secondary services– includes tooling (molds, dies, etc.) produced from AM patterns, tooling produced directly using additive manufacturing systems, and molded parts and castings produced from this tooling CAGR: ~$2 billion opportunity

Diverse Set of Technologies and Services Technology Powder Binding Phase PolyJet SLA FDM SLS DMLS (Metal AM) CNC Cast Urethanes (silicon mold) Tooling & Injection Molding Die Casting Concepts Design / Engineering Prototype Low Volume Production Mass Production

Highlights of the Compelling Transactions Terms Stratasys to acquire Solid Concepts for total consideration of up to $295 million $172 million on closing (or, if settled in cash, part on closing and part six months after closing), deferred payments of $60 million and up to $63 million in retention-related payments The value of a portion of the purchase price as well as the deferred and retention-related payments may increase or decrease in line with the market price of Stratasys shares Stratasys to acquire Harvest Technologies for an undisclosed amount payable in cash, shares or a combination Strategic Benefits Creates a leading strategic platform focused on meeting customers’ AM needs through expanded technology and business offering Provides significant manufacturing and end-use parts production capabilities, infrastructure, capacity, process knowhow Parts sell 3D printers and 3D printers sell parts Financial Benefits Transaction expected to be accretive to Stratasys’ non-GAAP EPS within first 12 months after closing Solid Concepts and Harvest Technologies have strong financial track records Management Structure Upon closing Solid Concepts and Harvest Technologies will be combined with RedEye Joe Allison, President of Solid Concepts, will lead combined parts business Path to Close Subject to customary closing conditions; transactions expected to close early in the upcoming third quarter Transactions are Consistent with Our Strategic Imperatives and M&A Strategy

Strong Strategic Fit Creates Leading Strategic Platform Provides Stratasys with ability to offer customers a more comprehensive solution based on multiple technologies that address a broad spectrum of additive manufacturing needs Strengthens Stratasys’ direct digital manufacturing & end use parts production expertise Solid Concepts has deep knowledge of manufacturing & vertical focus on medical and aerospace Harvest Technologies has experience in end use parts production, and related materials & systems knowhow Opportunity to Leverage Significant Manufacturing Services Capabilities Allows Stratasys to expand into a broad range of capabilities and applications expertise across wide range of new and existing applications Strong and experienced management teams of Solid Concepts and Harvest Technologies, combined with RedEye, provide deep process knowhow around using additive manufacturing for production applications Creates Opportunity For Cross-selling Synergies Stratasys expects to leverage cross sell opportunities following integration of Solid Concepts, Harvest Technologies and RedEye to generate long-term synergies with the company’s system business

Acquisitions Support Our Strategic Imperatives Lead in Prototyping Introduce Niche Vertical Applications Expand the Direct Digital Manufacturing (DDM) Business Accelerate New Solutions to the Market Improve 3D Printing Accessibility Improve Customer Intimacy

Solid Concepts Business Snapshot Founded: 1991 HQ: Valencia, CA Employees: ~450 Customers: 5,000+ Sales: Largest direct sales force in the industry Applications: Vertical specialization in medical and aerospace Facilities: 6 facilities in the US; 1 partnership in Shenzhen China (injection molding tools & parts) Square Footage: 165,068 Revenue: ~$65 million in 2013 * Based on 2013 Figures Solid Concepts Highlights Service Offering* Key Industries Served*

Founded: 1995 HQ: Belton, TX Employees: ~80 Customers: ~1,000 Applications: Diverse verticals with expertise in aerospace Facilities: One high-tech 40,000 sq. ft facility Harvest Technologies Business Snapshot * Based on 2013 Figures Harvest Technologies Highlights Service Offering* Key Industries Served*

Solid Concepts & Harvest Technologies Cross Selling Synergies Parts Sell 3D Printers 3D Printers Sell Parts Establish a Fulfillment Platform for Expanding EUP Strategy Operate as a Growing, Profitable Business Unit Within SSYS

Organizational Structure Combined organization led by Joe Allison, President of Solid Concepts, with support of the strong management teams of Solid Concepts, Harvest Technologies and RedEye

Roadmap to Completion Clear path to completion Transaction subject to customary closing conditions Transactions expected to close early in the upcoming third quarter

Transactions Enhance Shareholder Value Creates Leading Strategic Platform Enables Stratasys to Leverage Significant Additive Manufacturing Services Experience Creates Opportunity For Cross-selling Synergies Compelling Financial Benefits

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