March 27, 2020

As the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve, our primary concern at Advanced Accelerators Applications (AAA), a Novartis Company, remains the health and safety of our associates and patients globally. With that in mind, this week AAA announced a range of additional measures to protect and support our associates around the world.

Announced this week, AAA has extended its guidance for all AAA associates within Europe, US and Canada to work from home until May 1, 2020, with the exception of those working in laboratories, manufacturing sites and in the field. We continue to assess the situation and adapt accordingly. AAA is also taking steps to support the health and wellbeing of our associates globally as they adapt to new working dynamics and family commitments as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

AAA remains responsive to any developments regarding coronavirus and will take all necessary steps to protect its associates and patients as the situation evolves.

As before, we will continue to deliver our medicines to patients around the world and we do not anticipate supply chain disruption at this time.

March 16, 2020

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to spread globally, our primary concern at Advanced Accelerators Applications (AAA), a Novartis Company, remains the health and safety of our associates and patients globally, and it is important that we protect them.

With that in mind, effective Monday, March 16 2020, all AAA associates within Europe, US and Canada are requested to work from home, with the exception of those working in laboratories, manufacturing sites, in the field, or in other essential functions. This measure is valid for three weeks until April 3, 2020. We will continuously assess the situation and adapt accordingly.

Some governments around the world are providing local guidance that is stricter than this global guidance. In those cases, the local guidance takes precedence.

Given the nature of some of the work undertaken at AAA, it is not possible for everyone to work remotely. By reducing the number of associates visiting our sites, we can protect those employees who cannot work offsite.

In addition to the measures above, AAA has updated its general international travel restriction. All international business travel requires approval from an executive level manager, in alignment with local authorities.

AAA remains responsive to any developments regarding coronavirus and will take all necessary steps to protect its associates and patients as the situation evolves.

As before, we will continue to deliver our medicines to patients around the world and we do not anticipate supply chain disruption at this time.

Where required, we have enacted mitigation plans to ensure ongoing drug supply to depots for our clinical studies, and we are working closely with the authorities on dispensing to trial participants.

March 12, 2020

As Advanced Accelerators Applications (AAA), a Novartis Company, continues to closely monitor the coronavirus situation, our primary concern is the health and safety of our associates and patients globally. We will continue to deliver our medicines to patients around the world and we do not anticipate supply chain disruption at this time.

AAA has also put the following measures in place:

• We are updating travel advisories in line with warning levels provided by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• We have issued guidance on how our associates can protect themselves against coronavirus infection, and also updated travel restrictions for non-essential business travel worldwide
• Where required, we have enacted mitigation plans to ensure ongoing drug supply to depots for our clinical studies, and we are working closely with the authorities on dispensing to trial participants

AAA remains responsive to any developments regarding coronavirus and will take all necessary steps to protect its associates and patients as the situation evolves.