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Nasdaq: PRTG
March 2024
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Investment Highlights
Immuno-Oncology Company with Two Potential Best in Class Compounds in the Clinic
Multiple Data Catalysts in 2024 and 2025
Experienced Leadership Team from Bristol Myers Squibb
Cost-Efficient Business Model
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Proven Leadership with Oncology and Financing Expertise
Ian Walters, MD | Rob Kramer, PhD | Justin Fairchild | Brian Wiley | Allan Shaw |
CEO, Chairman | CSO | VP Clin Dev | CBO | CFO |
Board of Directors
Gregory Bailey, MD | Rob Glassman, MD | Linda M. Kozick | Jim Mellon | Steven Mintz | Mark Simon |
St. Germain Capital Corp
Over 10 Oncology Approvals, Several Billion $ Exits
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Our Formula for Success
First/Best in Class
I/O Agents
- Compounds with broad targets, single agent activity
- Address ~70-80% of patients that don't respond
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De-Risked
Development
- Randomized studies early
- Enrich patient population when possible
Strong Academic &
Industry Network
- Active CRADA with National Cancer Institute
- Programs vetted with Big Pharma companies likely to transact
Structured to Create
Significant Value
- Partner with large oncology-focused companies
- Retain IP exclusivity
Potential for Large
Returns
- >$35B market growth to >$100B
- Data catalysts create meaningful inflections
Five Data Catalysts Anticipated to Drive Value
Adenosine Platform
ASSET | INDICATION | STAGE | # of PTS | Interim Data | Final Data | ||
PORT-6 (A2A) | A2A exp Solid Tumors | Phase 1a | 21-27 | ASCO 2024 | SITC 2024 | ||
PORT-7 (A2B) | A2B exp Solid Tumors | Phase 1a* | 18 | SITC 2024 | ASCO 2025 | ||
PORT-6 (A2A) | A2B exp Solid Tumors | Phase 1b* | 20 | ASCO 2025 | SITC 2025 | ||
PORT-7 | (A2B) | A2B exp Solid Tumors | Phase 1b* | 20 | SITC 2025 | ASCO 2026 | |
PORT-6 | (A2A) + CPI | A2A exp Solid Tumors | Phase 1b* | 20 | SITC 2025 | ASCO 2026 | |
PORT-7 | (A2B) + CPI | A2B exp Solid Tumors | Phase 1b* | 20 | SITC 2025 | ASCO 2026 | |
PORT 6/7 (A2A/2B) +CPI | Biomarker enriched | Phase 1b* | 20 | SITC 2025 | ASCO 2026 | ||
* Planned based on data and available liquidity |
Other potential upside from legacy programs
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Adenosine Portfolio
Validated mechanism impacting multiple immune cells
Opportunity to modulate adenosine in 4 different ways:
PORT-6 A2AR Antagonist
PORT-7 A2BR Antagonist
PORT-8 A2AR/A2BR Dual Antagonist
PORT-9 Gut-Restricted A2BR Antagonist
Leveraging A2A and A2B Alone or in Combo Allows for Customization of Treatment
Promote adaptive response
(A2A and A2B)
Decrease proliferation, metastasis and survival
(A2A and A2B)
Correct the TME
(A2A and A2B)
T cell
DC
NK Cell
Tumor Cell
Endothelial Cell
CAF
MDSC
Neutrophil
Macrophage Treg
Tumor is complex system
governed by numerous immune cells
Targeting Adenosine in Cancer Immunotherapy to Enhance T-Cell Function; Virgano, et al; Frontiers in Immunology 2019 modified slightly and used under CC BY 4.0
8 TME=tumor microenvironment
Difference in A2A Small Molecules
Portage's PORT-6 is potentially best in class for potency, selectivity and durability*
Relative profiles of A2A antagonists based on public profiles
Bubble size illustrates how long receptors are occupied
10+ hrs ^
Selectivity
Competitive inhibitors won't block in settings of high adenosine
ARCUS
CORVUS
2.5 hrs
^
In Phase 1, no efficacy at QD
17% ORR at 80mg BID, need longer occupancy
Couldn't escalate due to tox (poor selectivity)
single agent activity
in mouse models
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* Based on pre-clinical data
Potency | ^ Receptor Occupancy reflects |
prolonged pharmacodynamic effect |
Fast Followerwith Precedent for Biomarker Selection
Enrich patient population with biomarker/clinical data
Tumors with High Adenosine
Tumor type | % A2A high* |
RCC | 50 |
BC | 38 |
NSCLC | 34 |
Gastric | 32 |
Prostate | 26 |
iTEOS independent monotherapy activity in
biomarker defined population
(data from retrospective analysis ASCO 2021)
Positive effect of adenosine antagonist in patients with
high adenosine expression demonstrated
Best % Change in Tumor Lesion by | Survival curve by | |
High/Low A2AR levels | High/Low A2AR levels | |
10 | * Expression data from Labcorp |
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