Midatech Pharma AGM Update
June 2019
Using our forefront platform technologies 'make medicines better'
Technologies That 'Make Medicines Better '
Focus on rare cancer or tumour diseases of neurological nature
- Technologies aimed at improving bio-deliveryand bio-distributionof existing agents
Each technology is delivering:
- Successful clinical translation to date
- Ongoing clinical programmes
- Multiple opportunities beyond current programmes
Q-Sphera ™MidaSolve™MidaCore ™
• Sustained delivery | • Local delivery | • Targeted delivery |
• Precision clinical performance | • Converts oral meds into liquid meds | • Ultra-small size |
• Advanced technology manufacturing | • Increases routes of administration | • Can bind multiple agents (targeting |
• Clear competitive advantage | injected direct to tumour | and therapeutic) |
Technologies focussed on improving biodelivery and biodistribution of existing medications
Lead programme: | Lead programme: | Early research |
MTD201 | MTX110 |
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2018 Highlights
Compelling Product Candidates
Novel delivery platforms addressing carcinoid cancer & acromegaly and paediatric brain cancer
Refocused Strategy
Following divestment of commercial businesses, R&D and clinical programs are primary focus
Solid Clinical Progress
Key clinical programs into clinic - MTD201 strong data, MTX110 solid progress; technologies validated
Strong Partnerships
Out-license of programs & platforms to CMS for Greater China/SE Asia, a strong vote of confidence in MTP
Robust IP Portfolio
36 patent families with 107 issued patents covering core technology platforms
Secure Cash Runway
Successful $16.9M fundraise covers clinical goals through mid-2020, plus $9.5m Spanish finance for manufacturing scale up
(1) | Converted to USD based on 06/02/2019 conversion rate of $1.26 per £ | 3 |
Q -Sphera MTD201 For Neuroendocrine Tumours & Acromegaly
$2bn market | Octreotide | Midatech's | |
MTD201 | |||
dominated by | mainstay of | ||
being | |||
Sandostatin® | medical | ||
developed as | |||
LAR® and | treatment | ||
Market | alternative to | ||
Somatuline | for both | ||
Sandostatin® | |||
Autogel for | carcinoid | ||
LAR® and | |||
past ≈20 | and | ||
Somatuline | |||
years | acromegaly | ||
Autogel | |||
Based on advanced Q-Sphera™ technology to
'Make Medicines Better'
Formulation | Manufacturing | Proven clinical | ||
technology | Patents | |||
technology | benefits +/- | |||
giving full | beyond | |||
giving faster, | longer dosing | Competitive | ||
control over | 2030 | |||
simpler, less | interval +/- | |||
particle size | converts | Advantage | ||
toxic, higher | higher doses +/- | |||
and release | into Iong | |||
yield processes, | subcutaneous | |||
kinetics, | term IP | |||
converts into | administration | |||
converts into | and know | |||
sustainable | convert into | |||
demonstrable | how | |||
and efficient | clear competitive | |||
clinical | protection | |||
manufacturing | advantage | |||
benefits | ||||
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MTD201 Compelling Phase I Data vs Sandostatin LAR (SLAR)
Pharmacodynamics Normalisation of Growth Hormone | Pharmacokinetics Favourable Release Kinetics and Less Variability |
Needle Size Smaller and Less Painful
- Small 21G needle for MTD201, whereas SLAR uses 19G needle - 40% smaller surface area
- Lower injection pain (8% vs. 25%) and lower injection site tenderness (8% vs 83%) (MTD201- 101)
Reconstitution Time Quicker; and Stability Longer
- MTD201 Reconstitution from opening pack to injection in under 10 minutes, stable for 2 hrs
- SLAR reconstitution around 40 minutes by the
published method, must be used immediately | 5 |
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