Reinventing Medicine with Protein Degradation
May 2024
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Harnessing a Game-Changing, Novel Modality
Kymera, a Leader in Targeted Protein Degradation
- Focused on unlocking high value, undrugged targets using TPD
- Highly productive and reproducible platform for discovery of innovative medicines
- Leading platform and pipeline IP, developed internally
- Well-capitalizedwith $745 million in cash and expected runway into the first half of 2027, enabling expansion into areas with large clinical and commercial opportunities
Industry Leading Execution
- Since founding Kymera in 2016:
- Advanced four first-in-class programs to the clinic
- Demonstrated clinical translation of degradation and safety
- Achieved early clinical POC in I&I and oncology programs
- Extensive validation of target selection and molecular design
- Successful track record delivering multiple new drug mechanisms in clinic, expecting up to 10 novel INDs within first 10 years
D E G R A D E R
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L I G A S E
U B I Q U I T I N
P R O T E A S O M E
S Y S T E M
D I S E A S E - C A U S I N G P R O T E I N
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Target Selection Strategy
Focus on First- or Best-in-Class Opportunities
Undrugged or Inadequately | Strong Genetic/Pathway | Clear Path to Early Clinical | Large Clinical/Commercial | |||
Drugged targets | Validation | Differentiation | Opportunities | |||
Small Molecule Inhibitor
Degrader
T R A N S C R I P T I O N | A P P R O V E D D R U G S I N | S U P E R I O R I T Y V S |
F A C T O R S & | ||
S A M E P A T H W A Y | P A T H W A Y D R U G S | |
S C A F F O L D I N G P R O T E I N S | ||
A R E A S O F
S I G N I F I C A N T V A L U E
C R E A T I O N
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Demonstrating Reproducible and Scalable Clinical Innovation
I R A K 4 | IRAK4 Degradation leads to Early POC |
K T - 4 7 4 | in HS and AD |
STAT3 Degradation Leads to Major Response | S T A T 3 |
in cHL Patient | K T - 3 3 3 |
IRAK4 Levels | Reduction of AN Counts in HS Patients | |||||||
0 | ||||||||
Change%Mean Mean)ofS.E.-(+/ | -10 | |||||||
-20 | -19.9 | -45.4 | ||||||
-30 | -27.4 | -31.6 | ||||||
-40 | -40.6 | |||||||
-46.1 | ||||||||
-50 | -49.6 | -50.7 | ||||||
-60 | ||||||||
0 | 7 | 14 | 21 | 28 | 35 | 42 | ||
Day |
STAT3 Levels
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
Bone Lesion Size Reduction in cHL Patient
Screening | Cycle 5 Day 1 | |
I R A K I M I D | Degradation of IRAK4 and Ikaros/Aiolos | ||||||||
K T - 4 1 3 | |||||||||
IRAK4 | Ikaros | Aiolos | |||||||
MDM2 Degradation Leads to
Major Response in MCC Patient with no Heme-toxM D M 2
K T - 2 5 3
GDF15 Levels
Lesion Size Reduction in MCC Patient
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Building a Global Medicines Company
Pioneering a new modality 2016-2020
Focused on undrugged targets within clinically validated pathways
Forged multiple strategic partnerships to forward integrate (>$3B total value)
Developed industry leading capabilities in TPD and novel E3s
Demonstrating
early POC 2021-2023
S.E. of | 0 | |||||||
-10 | ||||||||
- | ||||||||
Change (+/ | Mean) | -20 | -19.9 | |||||
-45.4 | ||||||||
-27.4 | ||||||||
-30 | -31.6 | |||||||
-40.6 | ||||||||
% | -40 | |||||||
-46.1 | ||||||||
Mean | -50 | -49.6 | -50.7 | |||||
-60 | ||||||||
0 | 7 | 14 | 21 | 28 | 35 | 42 | ||
Day |
Advanced four drug candidates into clinic demonstrating clinical activity in oncology and immunology
Initiated two Phase 2 studies in significant immunology indications with Sanofi
Demonstrated potential for biological and clinical superiority of degrader vs. SMIs
Delivering a new generation
of medicines
2024-2028
Focus on large clinical/commercial opportunities with oral degraders
Increase investments in I&I
Complete multiple POC studies in large indications and launch several registrational studies
Build towards a fully integrated global biotech
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Clear Line of Sight to Substantial Patient Impact and Value Creation
Potential | IND-enabling |
Indications | |
Immunology - Oral QD Small Molecule Degraders
Phase 1
Phase 2
Upcoming Milestones
Rights
IRAK41 | HS, AD, RA, Asthma, | HS | Ph2 HS & AD Data: | 50/50 US | ||
KT-474 | IBD, others2 | AD | 1H25 | |||
STAT6 | AD, Asthma, COPD, | Phase 1 Start: | ||||
PN, CRSwNP, EoE, | ||||||
KT-621 | 2H24 | |||||
others | ||||||
TYK2 | Psoriasis, IBD, PsA, | Phase 1 Start: | ||||
KT-294 | Lupus, others | 1H25 | ||||
Oncology | ||||||
STAT3 | PTCL, LGL-L, CTCL, | Arm A: Lymphomas, Solid Tumors | Ph1 Data: | |||
KT-3333 | Solid Tumors | Arm B: T-Cell Leukemias | EHA and 2H24 | |||
MDM2 | Liquid & Solid Tumors | Arm A: Solid Tumors/Lymphomas | Ph1 Data: | |||
KT-253 | Arm B: AML, ALL, MF | ASCO and 2H24 | ||||
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Kymera's Immunology Pipeline
IRAK4, STAT6, TYK2
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Kymera Immunology Oral Degrader Portfolio
Complementary, First-in-class Mechanisms
I R A K 4 | S T A T 6 | T Y K 2 | ||
S C A F F O L D I N G | T R A N S C R I P T I O N | S C A F F O L D I N G | ||
K I N A S E | F A C T O R | K I N A S E | ||
IL-1R/TLR Pathway
TLR | Cytokines |
IL-1,IL-18, | |
Agonists | |
IL-33,IL-36 | |
TLRs | IL-1R |
Cytoplasm
MyD88 | |||
IRAK4 | Myddosome | ||
KT-474 | IRAK1/2 | ||
Catalytic | TRAF6 | Scaffolding | |
Th1/Th2/Th17
Inflammation
IL-4/13 Pathway | IL-12/23/IFN Pathways | ||||
Type I IL-4 | Type II IL-4 | Type I | |||
Receptor | Receptor | ||||
interferons: | IL-23 | IL-12 | |||
IL-4 | IL-4 | IL-13 | |||
IFNα and IFNβ | |||||
IL-4Rα | γc IL-4Rα | IL-13Rα1 |
TYK2 | JAK1 | TYK2 | JAK2 | TYK2 | JAK2 | ||
Scaffolding | Scaffolding | Scaffolding | |||||
STAT6 STAT6 | |||||||
KT-621 | KT-294 |
Type I IFN & IL-23 inflammation | ||
Allergic TH2 | ||
Inflammation | ||
IRAK4 is master regulator of | STAT6 is the only specific | TYK2 is a JAK family scaffolding |
innate immunity with | transcription factor responsible | kinase required for Type I IFN, IL- |
scaffolding and kinase functions | for IL-4/13 signaling | 12 and IL-23 cytokine signaling |
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The Opportunity in Immunology
Other
Oncology
$171B $81B
Orals
$250B
Immune- inflammation is a $250B WW market1 spanning multiple therapeutic areas.
Infectious
$40B
$156B Immunology
Immune-
inflammation
Disease
CNS
$72B
$131B
Cardio-
Metabolic
Injectables dominate, comprising >75% of the established market.
- Immune-inflammatorymechanisms outside of traditional immunology
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