Entrepreneurial investor pitch on a CAR-T switchable technology:
The exercise has been done to understand how venture capital works and how to promote a start-up.
The acquisition of Baxalta by Shire has now been completed, creating the global leader in rare diseases. Shire's CEO Ornskov says the combined company will be able to focus on a vast array of rare illnesses. The deal increases Shire's scale in R&D and cash flow, which will allow for more investment in internal innovation and partnering to expand the pipeline. Ornskov says the combined pipeline of over 50 programs will be assessed, but no decisions have been made yet on areas like biosimilars and oncology. Partnering and bolt-on acquisitions will continue to be part of the strategy going forward.
The document discusses trends in life science investing globally. It notes that while US and European healthcare IPO issuance and market volatility has fluctuated between 2010-2016, overall investment in healthcare IPOs and M&A transactions has generally increased. The document then outlines trends showing increased investment in biotech and life sciences globally, including rising investments in China and more venture capital going to biopharma companies in their Series A rounds. It concludes that given increasing medical spending, longer life expectancies and rapid innovation, it is a good time to start new life sciences businesses.
Pharmaceutical marketing has always been challenging. Not being able to reach the final consumer makes it slightly complicated to create brand equity and customer loyalty in the true sense of the word. Since doctors are the key decision makers on behalf of their patients, the craft is often informally referred to as ‘gate-keeper’ marketing.
Pharma marketing has got more challenging in the last few decades as new medicines are only a marginal improvement over the ones that are already available. Still, those efforts were handsomely rewarded so long as healthcare spending remained unchecked. However, more recently, winds of change have swept over the industry bringing in a more austere budget environment. Customer willingness to pay large sums for minute benefits is diminishing in the western world, while in self-pay markets such as India, access trumps marketing savvy as the driver of sales due to price caps being enforced.
The document provides an overview of key findings from a survey of the Australian biotechnology industry in 2015. Some of the main points include:
- Business sentiment in the industry remains strong despite views that the operating environment is challenging. 69% reported having a good year in 2014 and 84% expect to grow in 2015.
- Access to capital continues to be important, with 48% looking to raise funds in the coming year and 34% having less than one year of cash.
- The industry is expected to create at least 239 new jobs in 2015 focusing on scientists, clinical trials, and advanced manufacturing roles.
- Tax policy is a major concern for companies, though the R&D tax incentive remains an
Cancer Genetics reported on its Q4 and full year 2016 earnings. Key highlights included 50% revenue growth in 2016 to $27 million, driven by increases in biopharma, clinical, and discovery services. The company realized operational efficiencies through integration of acquisitions, reducing expenses. However, the company reported a net loss of $15.8 million for 2016. In Q4 2016, revenue increased 32% to $7.2 million while expenses decreased, though the company reported a net loss of $2.8 million. Additionally, Cancer Genetics completed a $12 million debt refinancing to repay existing debt and access additional capital.
Invitae's 36th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference Presentationinvitaeir
This document discusses Invitae Corporation's growth and strategy in genetic testing. It notes that Invitae set new records in 2017 with over 134,000 samples accessioned and revenue of around $59 million. It aims to simplify genetic testing, make information more accessible, and transform the field from testing to information management. Invitae plans to continue growing in 2018, anticipating at least 250,000 samples and doubling its 2017 revenue to $120 million through expanding its product breadth, partnerships, and selective acquisitions.
Medeuronet eu reg environment planning for mdr sept 2018Mark Dumenil
This document provides an overview of the regulatory pathway for commercializing medical devices in Europe. It discusses the increasing requirements under the new Medical Device Regulation that will take effect in 2020, including greater clinical data requirements, post-market surveillance obligations, and a focus on demonstrating safety and efficacy. It emphasizes the need for companies to plan ahead and work closely with a notified body to successfully navigate the changing regulatory environment in Europe.
This document provides an overview of Smart Agriculture Analytics (SAA), a startup company aiming to build a data and analytics platform connecting agritech suppliers with clients in emerging markets. SAA plans to launch news and data products starting in late 2014 to establish itself as a trusted source of information on China's agritech sector. Long term, SAA aims to grow its platform to enable direct online trades between agritech suppliers and clients.
The acquisition of Baxalta by Shire has now been completed, creating the global leader in rare diseases. Shire's CEO Ornskov says the combined company will be able to focus on a vast array of rare illnesses. The deal increases Shire's scale in R&D and cash flow, which will allow for more investment in internal innovation and partnering to expand the pipeline. Ornskov says the combined pipeline of over 50 programs will be assessed, but no decisions have been made yet on areas like biosimilars and oncology. Partnering and bolt-on acquisitions will continue to be part of the strategy going forward.
The document discusses trends in life science investing globally. It notes that while US and European healthcare IPO issuance and market volatility has fluctuated between 2010-2016, overall investment in healthcare IPOs and M&A transactions has generally increased. The document then outlines trends showing increased investment in biotech and life sciences globally, including rising investments in China and more venture capital going to biopharma companies in their Series A rounds. It concludes that given increasing medical spending, longer life expectancies and rapid innovation, it is a good time to start new life sciences businesses.
Pharmaceutical marketing has always been challenging. Not being able to reach the final consumer makes it slightly complicated to create brand equity and customer loyalty in the true sense of the word. Since doctors are the key decision makers on behalf of their patients, the craft is often informally referred to as ‘gate-keeper’ marketing.
Pharma marketing has got more challenging in the last few decades as new medicines are only a marginal improvement over the ones that are already available. Still, those efforts were handsomely rewarded so long as healthcare spending remained unchecked. However, more recently, winds of change have swept over the industry bringing in a more austere budget environment. Customer willingness to pay large sums for minute benefits is diminishing in the western world, while in self-pay markets such as India, access trumps marketing savvy as the driver of sales due to price caps being enforced.
The document provides an overview of key findings from a survey of the Australian biotechnology industry in 2015. Some of the main points include:
- Business sentiment in the industry remains strong despite views that the operating environment is challenging. 69% reported having a good year in 2014 and 84% expect to grow in 2015.
- Access to capital continues to be important, with 48% looking to raise funds in the coming year and 34% having less than one year of cash.
- The industry is expected to create at least 239 new jobs in 2015 focusing on scientists, clinical trials, and advanced manufacturing roles.
- Tax policy is a major concern for companies, though the R&D tax incentive remains an
Cancer Genetics reported on its Q4 and full year 2016 earnings. Key highlights included 50% revenue growth in 2016 to $27 million, driven by increases in biopharma, clinical, and discovery services. The company realized operational efficiencies through integration of acquisitions, reducing expenses. However, the company reported a net loss of $15.8 million for 2016. In Q4 2016, revenue increased 32% to $7.2 million while expenses decreased, though the company reported a net loss of $2.8 million. Additionally, Cancer Genetics completed a $12 million debt refinancing to repay existing debt and access additional capital.
Invitae's 36th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference Presentationinvitaeir
This document discusses Invitae Corporation's growth and strategy in genetic testing. It notes that Invitae set new records in 2017 with over 134,000 samples accessioned and revenue of around $59 million. It aims to simplify genetic testing, make information more accessible, and transform the field from testing to information management. Invitae plans to continue growing in 2018, anticipating at least 250,000 samples and doubling its 2017 revenue to $120 million through expanding its product breadth, partnerships, and selective acquisitions.
Medeuronet eu reg environment planning for mdr sept 2018Mark Dumenil
This document provides an overview of the regulatory pathway for commercializing medical devices in Europe. It discusses the increasing requirements under the new Medical Device Regulation that will take effect in 2020, including greater clinical data requirements, post-market surveillance obligations, and a focus on demonstrating safety and efficacy. It emphasizes the need for companies to plan ahead and work closely with a notified body to successfully navigate the changing regulatory environment in Europe.
This document provides an overview of Smart Agriculture Analytics (SAA), a startup company aiming to build a data and analytics platform connecting agritech suppliers with clients in emerging markets. SAA plans to launch news and data products starting in late 2014 to establish itself as a trusted source of information on China's agritech sector. Long term, SAA aims to grow its platform to enable direct online trades between agritech suppliers and clients.
Anteo Diagnostics ASX Spotlight Presentation March 2014Matt Sanderson
Anteo Diagnostics is an Australian biotechnology company that develops proprietary surface coatings called Mix&Go for use in diagnostics and life sciences. In 2013, Anteo achieved solid commercial progress including partnership agreements that are enhancing the prospects of becoming cash flow positive in 2014. Anteo is now focused on advancing near-term opportunities to generate licensing fees and royalties from Mix&Go and expanding into the large market for bioseparations.
The medical devices industry is experiencing fast growth rates of 5-15% annually due to factors like aging populations and emerging middle classes. However, growth is being constrained by rising costs pressures like tightening healthcare budgets and lack of consumer willingness to pay high prices. To address this, medical device companies need to differentiate their products, optimize their portfolios, and streamline their operations through measures like process improvements and organizational redesign. Innovation strategies also need to adapt to the new challenges around shorter product lifecycles and the need for higher per-innovation returns.
Dendreon Corporation is developing novel immunotherapies to treat cancer. It has one product, Provenge, approved for late-stage prostate cancer which works by re-engaging the immune system. While showing promise, Provenge faces challenges of high costs, lengthy approval delays, and lawsuits seeking earlier access. Dendreon needs to diversify its pipeline and pursue financing to support clinical trials and market expansion.
Dendreon Corporation is a biotechnology company focused on developing immunotherapies to treat cancer. It currently has one product, Provenge, approved for treating advanced prostate cancer. Provenge harnesses the power of the immune system by using a patient's own immune cells to fight cancer cells. Clinical trials showed Provenge increased survival rates by 22% in treated patients compared to the control group. However, Dendreon faces challenges of gaining FDA approval for additional indications and managing costs of manufacturing and distributing its complex cellular immunotherapy.
The document discusses the future of the generic pharmaceutical industry. It notes that while generics currently provide low-cost access to older drugs, significantly improving health will require more innovation. The document advocates for generic companies to invest more in R&D compared to manufacturing. It also suggests seeking disruptive technologies that could transform companies and the industry. The future may involve new models focused on areas like biologics, services, data, and personalized medicine rather than just generics.
A presentation of Genentech strategic growth options vis-a-vis the current economic and structural challenges the biotech industry is facing.
Team project, December 2008.
SurgiNet should not acquire KBT Devices and instead develop its own trocar internally. Acquiring KBT would be too expensive as its market value exceeds what SurgiNet needs to achieve a 15% return. Developing a low-cost trocar in-house allows SurgiNet to leverage existing sales relationships and target price-sensitive hospitals for significant market share gains within SurgiNet's budget. While the trocar market offers potential, ClearPATH is not right for SurgiNet due to its complex design requiring too much sales representative time that is already fully allocated.
The global immuno-oncology market is expected to exceed USD 38.89 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR of 21.8%. Immuno-oncology or cancer immunotherapy enhances the body's natural defenses to stop cancer growth by using constituents made by the body or in a lab to improve immune system function. Key treatment approaches include monoclonal antibodies, therapeutic vaccines, checkpoint inhibitors, and cytokines while novel targets under investigation include IDO1i, LAG-3 CPI, oncolytic virus, STING agonist, and more. The market is segmented by tumor type and region, with North America currently being the largest market due to high cancer treatment spending and innovation in immuno-oncology treatments.
Clinical Operations Recruiting Open House - Billerica ExpansionDavid Anderson
On July 28th, EMD Serono showcased the growth of our Global Research and Development headquarters located in Billerica, MA. The Clinical Operations Team hosted our recruiting vendors. The team highlighted:
- the patient centric approach of our trials
- desired innovative talent profiles
- projected growth
- continued investment in biopharmaceutical R&D
Shouvik Chandra founded Truth Biomedical to develop affordable healthcare solutions through biomedical engineering innovation and research. The company aims to become a leading global manufacturer of medical equipment and biomedical solutions like bionics. It plans to secure funding, set up manufacturing facilities, and expand globally to achieve sales targets over the next 3 years. Truth Biomedical performs SWOT and competition analyses and believes its focus on quality, cost effectiveness, and customer service provides advantages over other medical device companies.
1. The document discusses four potential healthcare products - HepEcho, TEEmax, UltraLipo, and Omega - that could be developed using GE's Healthymagination model.
2. HepEcho uses optimized ultrasound imaging and aims to improve quality by reducing repeated tests. TEEmax would develop new echocardiography technology but faces uncertainty. UltraLipo uses non-surgical fat removal and has potential due to demand and low costs. Omega targets midwives by offering inexpensive pregnancy tests.
3. Each product is assessed based on investment required, potential for quality improvement, market access, and value delivery. HepEcho and UltraLipo appear most promising due to their ability to improve quality and access
This document is an investor presentation for Cancer Genetics, Inc. It discusses CGI's position in the oncology diagnostics market, their acquisition strategy, partnerships, and proprietary portfolio of genomic tests. CGI aims to be the leading oncology diagnostics partner from research to patient care by providing expertise to biopharma companies, delivering genomic insights to medical professionals, and collaborating with research centers. Their acquisition of Response Genetics expands their commercial presence and testing portfolio in the US. [/SUMMARY]
This document brings together a set of latest data points and publicly available information relevant for Healthcare Industry. We are very excited to share this content and believe that readers will benefit immensely from this periodic publication immensely.
The article discusses a recent analysis by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) that assessed domestic policies of 56 countries representing around 90% of the global economy in terms of how much they contribute to global biopharmaceutical innovation. The analysis found that Taiwan, along with the US, Switzerland, Singapore and Sweden, have policies that contribute the most to global life sciences innovation on a per GDP basis, while countries like India, South Africa, Thailand and Australia contribute the least. The article highlights how Taiwan's domestic policies outperform Singapore in supporting worldwide life sciences innovation through government R&D spending, intellectual property protections and limiting price controls on drugs.
This presentation explores how enterprises can improve their innovation and growth potential by emulating some of the governance from venture capital and private equity portfolio management practices. Contextualising products into their lean product lifecycle stages with their respective intentions of discovering and forming business models or scaling or growing business models changes performance and management practice expectations to better reach desired outcomes. By doing so a company can both innovate and grow across it's portfolio.
This document is a quarterly newsletter from The Sarian Group tracking the Philadelphia life sciences industry. It includes the following:
1. An article on the importance of competitive intelligence for biotech companies.
2. An article on considerations for pre-IPO recruiting and engagement of search firms.
3. A section tracking the performance of local publicly traded life sciences companies through an index and providing the top gainers and decliners year-to-date.
4. An interview with the CEO of Egalet on strategies for driving a company towards an exit through strategic sale or IPO.
This document is a quarterly newsletter from The Sarian Group tracking the Philadelphia life sciences industry. It includes the following:
1. An article on the importance of competitive intelligence for biotech companies.
2. An article on considerations for pre-IPO recruiting and engagement of search firms.
3. A section showing the performance of The Sarian Group Index which tracks publicly traded life sciences companies in the region against benchmarks. It lists top gainers and decliners year-to-date.
4. An interview with the CEO of Egalet on strategies for driving a company towards a strategic sale or IPO.
Triad Isotopes engaged consultants from Synergetics to help standardize and optimize their business operations following an acquisition that resulted in process variations between locations. Synergetics conducted an analysis and developed initiatives to improve sales force effectiveness, establish a model pharmacy, and create an efficient home office. These changes helped reduce costs by $4.6 million annually and positioned Triad Isotopes to better compete in a changing industry.
Syngene International Ltd is bringing an IPO at a price band of Rs. 240-250 per share. The IPO aims to achieve listing benefits and raise funds for selling shareholder Biocon Ltd. Syngene is one of India's leading contract research organizations offering integrated drug discovery and development services. It has over 2,100 scientists and facilities across 900,000 square feet. Syngene services 221 clients including 8 of the top 10 pharmaceutical companies and has long-term relationships with multinational companies through dedicated research centers. The IPO appears attractively priced considering Syngene's client base, growth opportunities in the CRO industry, and world-class infrastructure.
Anteo Diagnostics ASX Spotlight Presentation March 2014Matt Sanderson
Anteo Diagnostics is an Australian biotechnology company that develops proprietary surface coatings called Mix&Go for use in diagnostics and life sciences. In 2013, Anteo achieved solid commercial progress including partnership agreements that are enhancing the prospects of becoming cash flow positive in 2014. Anteo is now focused on advancing near-term opportunities to generate licensing fees and royalties from Mix&Go and expanding into the large market for bioseparations.
The medical devices industry is experiencing fast growth rates of 5-15% annually due to factors like aging populations and emerging middle classes. However, growth is being constrained by rising costs pressures like tightening healthcare budgets and lack of consumer willingness to pay high prices. To address this, medical device companies need to differentiate their products, optimize their portfolios, and streamline their operations through measures like process improvements and organizational redesign. Innovation strategies also need to adapt to the new challenges around shorter product lifecycles and the need for higher per-innovation returns.
Dendreon Corporation is developing novel immunotherapies to treat cancer. It has one product, Provenge, approved for late-stage prostate cancer which works by re-engaging the immune system. While showing promise, Provenge faces challenges of high costs, lengthy approval delays, and lawsuits seeking earlier access. Dendreon needs to diversify its pipeline and pursue financing to support clinical trials and market expansion.
Dendreon Corporation is a biotechnology company focused on developing immunotherapies to treat cancer. It currently has one product, Provenge, approved for treating advanced prostate cancer. Provenge harnesses the power of the immune system by using a patient's own immune cells to fight cancer cells. Clinical trials showed Provenge increased survival rates by 22% in treated patients compared to the control group. However, Dendreon faces challenges of gaining FDA approval for additional indications and managing costs of manufacturing and distributing its complex cellular immunotherapy.
The document discusses the future of the generic pharmaceutical industry. It notes that while generics currently provide low-cost access to older drugs, significantly improving health will require more innovation. The document advocates for generic companies to invest more in R&D compared to manufacturing. It also suggests seeking disruptive technologies that could transform companies and the industry. The future may involve new models focused on areas like biologics, services, data, and personalized medicine rather than just generics.
A presentation of Genentech strategic growth options vis-a-vis the current economic and structural challenges the biotech industry is facing.
Team project, December 2008.
SurgiNet should not acquire KBT Devices and instead develop its own trocar internally. Acquiring KBT would be too expensive as its market value exceeds what SurgiNet needs to achieve a 15% return. Developing a low-cost trocar in-house allows SurgiNet to leverage existing sales relationships and target price-sensitive hospitals for significant market share gains within SurgiNet's budget. While the trocar market offers potential, ClearPATH is not right for SurgiNet due to its complex design requiring too much sales representative time that is already fully allocated.
The global immuno-oncology market is expected to exceed USD 38.89 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR of 21.8%. Immuno-oncology or cancer immunotherapy enhances the body's natural defenses to stop cancer growth by using constituents made by the body or in a lab to improve immune system function. Key treatment approaches include monoclonal antibodies, therapeutic vaccines, checkpoint inhibitors, and cytokines while novel targets under investigation include IDO1i, LAG-3 CPI, oncolytic virus, STING agonist, and more. The market is segmented by tumor type and region, with North America currently being the largest market due to high cancer treatment spending and innovation in immuno-oncology treatments.
Clinical Operations Recruiting Open House - Billerica ExpansionDavid Anderson
On July 28th, EMD Serono showcased the growth of our Global Research and Development headquarters located in Billerica, MA. The Clinical Operations Team hosted our recruiting vendors. The team highlighted:
- the patient centric approach of our trials
- desired innovative talent profiles
- projected growth
- continued investment in biopharmaceutical R&D
Shouvik Chandra founded Truth Biomedical to develop affordable healthcare solutions through biomedical engineering innovation and research. The company aims to become a leading global manufacturer of medical equipment and biomedical solutions like bionics. It plans to secure funding, set up manufacturing facilities, and expand globally to achieve sales targets over the next 3 years. Truth Biomedical performs SWOT and competition analyses and believes its focus on quality, cost effectiveness, and customer service provides advantages over other medical device companies.
1. The document discusses four potential healthcare products - HepEcho, TEEmax, UltraLipo, and Omega - that could be developed using GE's Healthymagination model.
2. HepEcho uses optimized ultrasound imaging and aims to improve quality by reducing repeated tests. TEEmax would develop new echocardiography technology but faces uncertainty. UltraLipo uses non-surgical fat removal and has potential due to demand and low costs. Omega targets midwives by offering inexpensive pregnancy tests.
3. Each product is assessed based on investment required, potential for quality improvement, market access, and value delivery. HepEcho and UltraLipo appear most promising due to their ability to improve quality and access
This document is an investor presentation for Cancer Genetics, Inc. It discusses CGI's position in the oncology diagnostics market, their acquisition strategy, partnerships, and proprietary portfolio of genomic tests. CGI aims to be the leading oncology diagnostics partner from research to patient care by providing expertise to biopharma companies, delivering genomic insights to medical professionals, and collaborating with research centers. Their acquisition of Response Genetics expands their commercial presence and testing portfolio in the US. [/SUMMARY]
This document brings together a set of latest data points and publicly available information relevant for Healthcare Industry. We are very excited to share this content and believe that readers will benefit immensely from this periodic publication immensely.
The article discusses a recent analysis by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) that assessed domestic policies of 56 countries representing around 90% of the global economy in terms of how much they contribute to global biopharmaceutical innovation. The analysis found that Taiwan, along with the US, Switzerland, Singapore and Sweden, have policies that contribute the most to global life sciences innovation on a per GDP basis, while countries like India, South Africa, Thailand and Australia contribute the least. The article highlights how Taiwan's domestic policies outperform Singapore in supporting worldwide life sciences innovation through government R&D spending, intellectual property protections and limiting price controls on drugs.
This presentation explores how enterprises can improve their innovation and growth potential by emulating some of the governance from venture capital and private equity portfolio management practices. Contextualising products into their lean product lifecycle stages with their respective intentions of discovering and forming business models or scaling or growing business models changes performance and management practice expectations to better reach desired outcomes. By doing so a company can both innovate and grow across it's portfolio.
This document is a quarterly newsletter from The Sarian Group tracking the Philadelphia life sciences industry. It includes the following:
1. An article on the importance of competitive intelligence for biotech companies.
2. An article on considerations for pre-IPO recruiting and engagement of search firms.
3. A section tracking the performance of local publicly traded life sciences companies through an index and providing the top gainers and decliners year-to-date.
4. An interview with the CEO of Egalet on strategies for driving a company towards an exit through strategic sale or IPO.
This document is a quarterly newsletter from The Sarian Group tracking the Philadelphia life sciences industry. It includes the following:
1. An article on the importance of competitive intelligence for biotech companies.
2. An article on considerations for pre-IPO recruiting and engagement of search firms.
3. A section showing the performance of The Sarian Group Index which tracks publicly traded life sciences companies in the region against benchmarks. It lists top gainers and decliners year-to-date.
4. An interview with the CEO of Egalet on strategies for driving a company towards a strategic sale or IPO.
Triad Isotopes engaged consultants from Synergetics to help standardize and optimize their business operations following an acquisition that resulted in process variations between locations. Synergetics conducted an analysis and developed initiatives to improve sales force effectiveness, establish a model pharmacy, and create an efficient home office. These changes helped reduce costs by $4.6 million annually and positioned Triad Isotopes to better compete in a changing industry.
Syngene International Ltd is bringing an IPO at a price band of Rs. 240-250 per share. The IPO aims to achieve listing benefits and raise funds for selling shareholder Biocon Ltd. Syngene is one of India's leading contract research organizations offering integrated drug discovery and development services. It has over 2,100 scientists and facilities across 900,000 square feet. Syngene services 221 clients including 8 of the top 10 pharmaceutical companies and has long-term relationships with multinational companies through dedicated research centers. The IPO appears attractively priced considering Syngene's client base, growth opportunities in the CRO industry, and world-class infrastructure.
Explore the key differences between silicone sponge rubber and foam rubber in this comprehensive presentation. Learn about their unique properties, manufacturing processes, and applications across various industries. Discover how each material performs in terms of temperature resistance, chemical resistance, and cost-effectiveness. Gain insights from real-world case studies and make informed decisions for your projects.
2. Our startup is based in the Silicon
Valley, California, USA.
FOUNDED 5 YEARS AGO
We have 6 people in our team with dual
competences both in science and in
business.
OUR TEAM
Switchable CAR-T Cell therapy
End of preclinical studies stage
TECHNOLOGY
3. Our Team
Alexandre Trichies
CEO
You can simply impress
your audience and add
a unique zing.
Name Here
Programmer
You can simply impress
your audience and add
a unique zing.
Name Here
Programmer
You can simply impress
your audience and add
a unique zing.
Soumiya
COO
You can simply impress
your audience and add
a unique zing.
Mohamed
Kaabouni
CEO
Soumiya
Amellah
COO
Yasmine
Benlounes
CTO
Diane
Bugeaud
CSO
Alexandre
Trichies
CFO
Margot
Naëgelé
Business
development
4. Situation : What does the firm do?
Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapies
Modern PowerPoint
Presentation
● Harness the
power of a
cancer patient's
own immune
system to attack
and destroy
cancer cells
● "Switchable"
CAR-T cell
5. Situation : What need are we addressing ?
SWITCH is aiming to treat
cancer and, particularly,
hematological or solid tumor
cancers
SWITCH
Limitation of current CAR-T
therapies: serious adverse
events
Why?
Patients with hematological and
solid tumor cancers
Who is the customer? - Cytokine release syndrome
- Neurologic events
- Low white blood cell count
- Low red blood cell count
Adverse events
6. Task : What is your competitive advantage?
Clinical challenges Conventional CAR-T Switchable CAR-T
Safety Low High
Efficacy on solid tumors No Yes
Standardized protocol No Yes
Tunable No Yes
Cost of therapy High
Single vector design expected to
decrease end-cost
- Enhance safety, versatility and efficacy
- Control the activation and antigen specificity of CAR-T cells
7. How big is our Market ?
18.1 million new cases per
year worldwide
In 2018 : 9.6 million
deaths due to cancer worldwide
Cost of cancer : $1.16 trillion
estimated in 2010
8. Exit strategy : Initial Public Offer
Precision Bioscience :
❖ IPO on 03/27/2019
❖ 7,900,000 stocks offered
❖ Share price : 16,00 $
❖ 126,400,000 $
❖ Current share price : 15,00 $
Our IPO :
❖ Exit date : 2024
❖ 5 years of financing
❖ Achieve Phase III
❖ Estimated value : 275 M$
9. Exit strategy : Merger and Acquisition
Private company
Developed Car-T cells therapy
Clinal phase 3
Why M&A might be a good exit strategy ?
Acquisition in 2017 for $11.9 Billion
$180.00 per share
➔ Immediately positions Gilead to be a Global Leader in Oncology and Cell Therapy
"The field of cell therapy has advanced very quickly, to the point where the science and technology
have opened a clear path toward a potential cure for patients.”
JOHN F. MILLIGAN, PHD
GILEAD’S PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
10. Exit strategy : Merger and Acquisition
2020 2021 2022
End of the
Phase 2 b
M&A
An Attractive opportunity
● Patent expiration of Humira in 2018
● Looking for innovation
● Need to follow the trends of the competitors
(Gilead, Novartis…)
● Big Innovation
● High expertise
● Attractive field for companies
Our plan
-M&A in 3 years
-Estimated price : 180 M
11. Investment Needed
● Granted from NIH since the corporation arised
● We are at the end of the Pre-Clinical phase
● Seeking for new investment
Actual position :
$25M in Serie A round
Investment Targeted
● Start Phase 2
● Through Human Clinical
Trial
Clinical Trial process
● Hiring : Head of Clinical, 3
Technicians, Head of IP (patents …)
● CAPEX and OPEX investment
Corporation Growth
Company Serie A
Autolus Therapeutics $30M
MolMed SpA $58M
Crispr Therapeutics $25M
Precision Biosciences $25M
TILT Biotherapeutics $12M
12. What are we offering ?
$25M
⅓ of the company
(Pre-money value of $50M)
Convertible preferred
shares
Two possible exits:
● M&A after 3 years
● IPO after 5 years
13. What are we offering ?
In the case of an Acquisition Three years after entering Switch:
26%
34%
43%
$50M
$60M
$73M
IRR
14. What are we offering ?
In the case of an IPO Five years after entering Switch:
27%
29%
32%
$83M
$92M
$100M
Even with a possible dilution of 20%, the internal
rate of return will stay between: 22,5% and 26,6%
IRR