0 Teleconference 1 st Quarter 2007 Results

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22 Overview  The 1 st Quarter 2007 brought consistent results, with solid revenue, EBITDA and net profit growth;  The search for volume growth reflected on the increase of 34.7% on requisitions processed in the Outpatient & Inpatient operations;  The private healthcare market keeps its growth pace, specially over the last three years and this phenomenon is being mostly perceived on the behavior of our standard brands;  This evolution brings many challenges to the medical diagnostic market. DASA’s segmentation strategy, multi-product approach, scale and productivity gains, along with our management model, assures the competitive position to capture market opportunities. Private Health Plans – Number of lives covered (million R$) Growth % Change T07 Outpatient & Inpatient Revenue17.4%16.0%21.4% Volume (# of Requisitions)14.5%16.5%34.7% Price (R$/Requisitions)2.6%-0.5%-9.8% 5.1% Source: ANS CAGR = 2.4% 1.7 Lives added during the year # of Lives at the beginning

3 Gross Operating Revenue Gross Profit Gross Margin EBITDA R$ million EBITDA Margin EBITDA adjusted Adjusted EBITDA Margin Net Income Net Margin Net Debt 1Q % (5.0) -3.3% % % % % N.A % % % % % % Var. % 1Q07 First Quarter 2007 – Highlights (61.3) (2.7) N.A.  Same Units Sales’ growth acceleration to 9.5% y-o-y;  Acceleration in the organic growth, with 9 new standard PSC opened;  Standard Brands boosting volume growth of 34.7% in the Outpatient-Inpatient market;  Lab-to-Lab business kept the strong growth;  Adjusted Ebitda Margin in line with 2006 figures.  During 1Q07, DASA accounted on the Income Tax and Social Contribution line R$ 41.0 million of one time event adjustments (deferred income tax, net of permanent additions). Without this extraordinary adjust, net profit would have been R$ 8.0 million. 1Q07 Remarks

4 Gross Revenues (R$ million)Growth Drivers (Excludes Lab-to-lab) Gross Operating Revenues  Increase of 22,8% on Gross Revenues, totaling R$ 206,2 million over the quarter, led by the organic growth (expansion of lab-to-lab operations and same units growth), opening of new PSCs and acquisitions done during  Growth kept being fueled by volume increases (+34,7%). The decrease of 9,8% on average revenue per requisition results from the lower average ticket of acquired companies, which mainly includes clinical analysis, the rise of standard brands in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro as well as agreements with key payers aiming to get additional volumes in exchange of lower prices;  Same Units Growth accelerated to 9,5% on 1Q Q061Q07 CAGR = 22.5% 22.8%

55 Operating Revenue per Service Line  Imaging services kept expanding, posting 18.1% growth, however the mix from acquired companies during 2006 accelerated clinical analysis revenue growth, thus diluting by 1.0 p.p. the participation of imaging services as a percentage of net revenues;  The lab to lab activity registered a growth of 40.5%, as a result of price strategy, new exams to the main client– labs and geographic expansion. Revenue per Service line (% of the Gross Revenue) Revenue – Lab to Lab (R$ million) ClinicalAnalysisImagingServices Q06 1Q % 23.5% % 63.2% 36.8% 37.8% 62.2% %. Alvaro Lab. ClinicalAnalysisImagingServices Q06 1Q % 23.5% % 63.2% 36.8% 37.8% 62.2% %.

6 Gross Profit and Costs  The gross margin registered a decrease of 0.2 p.p. in the quarter, mainly due to higher depreciation and amortization costs. “Cash-Cogs” gained 0.3 p.p., due to the reduction of personnel costs;  The cost of materials increased as a consequence of the growth on the lab to lab operations, where this line is more representative than in the outpatient & inpatient activities;  In Services and Utilities, the increase of 0.6 p.p. reflects higher costs related to new PSCs opened (25) and new agendas for imaging tests. “Cash-Cogs” Evolution (1Q06 vs. 1Q07) “Cash-Cogs” – 1T07 (% of Total Cost) Personnel 28.7% Materials 26.5% Services and Utilities 33.8% General Expenses 1.0% Depreciation and Amortization 10.0% “Cash-Cogs” 1Q06 PersonnelMaterials Servicesand Utilities General Expenses 59.5% 59.2% “Cash-Cogs” 1Q071Q06 Materials Servicesand Utilities General Expenses 59.5% 59.2% Q07

7 Operating Expenses  The nominal decrease in Operating Expenses is a consequence of the reduction in General and Administrative and Financial expenses that provided a gain of 10.6 percentage points as a share of net revenue;  The decrease in General and Administrative expenses (G&A) is a result of lower non-recurring expenses that, in the 1Q06, included R$ 16.7 million of capital market operations related expenses;  The parent Company G&A expenses remained in the same level as of the previous quarters. The increase in the subsidiaries’ G&A expenses refers to the four companies acquired from June 2006 on.

8 EBITDA and Adjusted EBITDA EBITDA and Adjusted EBITDA (R$ million)  The strong growth in the 1Q07 Ebitda (91.3%) derives from the revenue increase, from expense dilution and from the significant decrease in non-recurring expenses;  Even with the increase of the lab-to-lab activities (that currently has a lower margin), of the recently opened patience service centers yet under ramp-up and ongoing synergies, the 1Q07 Adjusted Ebitda margin reached 24.7%. The Adjusted Ebitda increased by 18.2%.

9  During the first quarter of this year R$ 34.4 million were invested;  Most of the resources were invested in the acquisition of imaging equipments, construction and refurbishment of PSCs and information technology. Capex Investments (R$ million) Pre-operating Investments 9,7% Medical Equipment 47,3% Information Technology 10,4% Opening and Refurbishment of PSCs 31,9% Other 0,7% Q061Q07 Parent Co. Subsidiaries Investments break-down (1Q07)

10  The additional investment needs for the first quarter consumed our cash generation and demanded additional resources from cash and equivalents;  The company’s net debt increased to R$ 61.3 million. Cash Flow and Debt Net Debt Evolution (R$ million) (53.8) 4Q06 Net Debt (61.3) Cash Generation 26.9 (34.4) 1Q07 Net Debt Cash Flow1Q07 EBITDA43.4 Taxes(7.5) Net Financial Expenses(2.4) Working Capital and Other(6.6) 26.9 Cash Flow Generated Cash Flow Analysis (R$ million) Capex Cash and Cash Equivalents327.3 Debt – Short Term (63.4) (325.2) Debt – Long Term (61.3) Net Debt

11 Expansion  The Company was fully prepared to absorb the 34.7% growth in the requisitions’ volume in the outpatient- inpatient market and of 49.1% in the volume on the lab-to-lab business. The only investments made were on the new Central Lab in São José dos Pinhais, the update of the hematology lab and the adjustments in the Cascavel Esoteric Lab.  However, in the organic growth front, we are increasing the number of PSCs to be opened in  On the acquisitions side, we are still confident that the goals set for 2007 will be reached. Currently, we have been favoring acquisitions in regions where DASA is already present, in order to consolidate our presence and market leadership and maximize the synergy potential. Acquisition Strategy Organic Strategy ORGANIC GROWTH StandardMegaTotal Opened* To be opened New Schedule Former Schedule * Up to