Kazia Therapeutics Ltd · NASDAQ:KZIA

Kazia Therapeutics — Shareholder Meeting (November 2021)

28 slides from Kazia Therapeutics's shareholder meeting presentation, Nov 10, 2021

  1. Slide 1: Presentation to Annual General Meeting of Shareholders

    Presentation to Annual General Meeting of Shareholders Dr James Garner Chief Executive Officer Sydney, NSW 10 November 2021

  2. Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statements

    Forward-Looking Statements This presentation contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the safe-harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such statements involve substantial risks and uncertainties, not all of which may be known at the time. All state

  3. Slide 3: 2021 in Review: A Year of Achievements

    2021 in Review A Year of Achievements 3 Major cross-border licensing deals in FY2021 Phase III Paxalisib pivotal study commenced in Jan ‘21 Phase I EVT801 commenced human trials in Nov 2021 11 Ongoing clinical studies across two clinical programs >200 Patients now treated with paxalisib 3 New paxali

  4. Slide 4: Financial Performance

    Financial Performance Building sustainable shareholder value

  5. Slide 5: Share price performance has begun to reflect Kazia's value proposition

    Share price performance has begun to reflect Kazia’s value proposition Source: Marketwatch (rebased) (rebased) Kazia Share Price (AU$) (rebased) Kazia Therapeutics ↑ 179% NASDAQ S.C. Biotech ↑ 31% S&P/ASX200 ↑ 23% NASDAQ Biotech ↑ 19%

  6. Slide 6: Kazia's enterprise value has increased by approximately 37x in five years

    Kazia’s enterprise value has increased by approximately 37x in the last five years Source: Company Annual Reports; Marketwatch $37M $20M $19M $20M $44M $173M

  7. Slide 7: Financing cashflows matched by non-dilutive income from other sources

    Financing cashflows have been essentially matched by non-dilutive income from other sources Source: Company Annual Reports Note: Income includes partnering revenue, Australian Government R&D tax rebate, IP settlement with Noxopharm Limited Inward Cashflows (AU$) $40 million from operations $42 milli

  8. Slide 8: Research coverage has deepened, with five analysts following Kazia

    Research coverage has deepened, with five analysts now following Kazia’s progress Australia United States AU$ 2.50 (May 2021) AU$ 2.60 (Apr 2021) AU$ 2.83 (Oct 2021) US$ 17.00 (Apr 2021) US$ 18.00 (Oct 2021)

  9. Slide 9: Paxalisib: Progressing towards commercialisation

    Paxalisib Progressing towards commercialisation

  10. Slide 10: Primary market research suggests strong clinician support for paxalisib

    Primary market research suggests strong clinician support for paxalisib, if successful in clinical trials Source: Triangle Insights market research, commissioned by Kazia Therapeutics Unmet Need in Glioblastoma Paxalisib Mechanism of Action Average Rating by US Clinicians (n=15) No Unmet Need Extrem

  11. Slide 11: Adoption rate for the commercial product expected to be very high

    Adoption rate for the commercial product is expected to be very high, due to scarcity of existing treatment options Source: Triangle Insights market research, commissioned by Kazia Therapeutics Newly-Diagnosed Unmethylated Recurrent Extension of Overall Survival (months) 7.0 mos. 2.6 mos. Meth. Unme

  12. Slide 12: Pricing comparators indicate monthly treatment costs around US$12K

    Pricing comparators indicate monthly treatment costs for paxalisib around US$ 12K in United States Source: IQVIA Institute (2018); Triangle Insights market research, commissioned by Kazia Therapeutics Median Annual Cost of New Oncology Products at Launch (United States) Current or Forecast Monthly P

  13. Slide 13: Payer interviews support willingness-to-pay up to US$20K in US

    Payer interviews support willingness-to-pay up to US$ 20K in US and up to ~$10K in EU5 Source: Triangle Insights market research, commissioned by Kazia Therapeutics United States European Union Likelihood of Coverage for Paxalisib Very Favourable Not At All Favourable Likelihood of Coverage for Paxa

  14. Slide 14: Paxalisib: A strong competitive position

    Paxalisib A strong competitive position

  15. Slide 15: Paxalisib could be ready for commercial launch in CY2024

    Paxalisib could be ready for commercial launch in CY2024 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 GLP Toxicology Technical Development Phase II Study ADME Study Pivotal Study Commercial Manufacture United States Europe China Note: Actual timelines will depend on clinical trial performance,

  16. Slide 16: Glioblastoma is a less competitive indication

    Glioblastoma is a less competitive indication, in terms of number of approved products and number of ongoing trials Source: National Cancer Institute, clinicaltrials,gov, SEER Note: Number of trials denotes all ongoing industry-sponsored trials captured in clinicaltrials.gov under high level search

  17. Slide 17: Late-stage pipeline remains limited, with paxalisib among leading candidates

    Late-stage pipeline remains limited, with paxalisib among leading candidates for first new GBM drug since Temodar® Company Product Mechanism Phase Population Efficacy Safety Notes Paxalisib PI3K /mTOR inhibitor III ND unmeth. Recurrent OS: ↑4.8 mos. (ND unmeth.) Rash; mucositis; hyperglycemia Partic

  18. Slide 18: Launch of new pharmaceutical products typically expands the class

    Launch of new pharmaceutical products typically expands, rather than cannibalises, the class Source: IQVIA Institute; FDA US$ billion Breast Cancer US$ billion Abemaciclib approvedSept 17 Ribociclib approvedSept 17 Olaparib approvedJan 18 Talazoparib approvedOct 18 Alpelisib approvedMay 19 OVERALL ↑

  19. Slide 19: EVT801: Entering an exciting and rapidly-evolving new domain

    EVT801 Entering an exciting and rapidly-evolving new domain

  20. Slide 20: EVT801 is now a clinical-stage asset

    EVT801 is now a clinical-stage asset

  21. Slide 21: Targeting angiogenesis is a well-established approach in cancer treatment

    Targeting angiogenesis is a well-established approach in the treatment of cancer VEGF-A Colorectal cancer Lung cancer Breast cancer $7 billion VEGFR PDGFR RAF kinases Hepatocellular carcinoma Renal call carcinoma Thyroid cancer $1 billion VEGFR PDGFR Renal cell carcinoma Gasto-intestinal stromal tum

  22. Slide 22: Angiogenesis inhibitors are limited by several key challenges

    Despite their proven efficacy, angiogenesis inhibitors are limited by several key challenges Angiogenesis inhibitors work by reducing the formation of new blood vessels around the tumor, starving it of vital nutrients needed for tumor growth, and limiting its ability to spread (metastasise) elsewher

  23. Slide 23: EVT801 is a selective VEGFR inhibitor, primarily inhibiting lymphangiogenesis

    EVT801 is a selective VEGFR inhibitor, primarily inhibiting lymphangiogenesis (formation of new lymphatic vessels) Oral Presentation Administered by mouth once or twice daily Strong IP Protection Composition-of-matter to 2032 / 2033 in most jurisdictions Low Cost of Goods Straightforward manufacture

  24. Slide 24: Focus in angiokinase inhibitor class has shifted to immuno-oncology use

    Focus in the ‘angiokinase inhibitor’ class has shifted from anti-angiogenic use to immuno-oncology use 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Renal Cancer (MonoTx) Renal Cancer with Thyroid Cancer (MonoTx) Renal Cancer (MonoTx) Liver Cancer (MonoTx) Endomet-rial Ca. with Renal Cancer with

  25. Slide 25: FDA approvals mirrored by increase in immunotherapy combination trials

    Recent FDA approvals are mirrored by a striking increase in immunotherapy combination trial activity Source: clinicaltrials.gov Number of Clinical Trial Starts Number of Clinical Trial Starts Number of Clinical Trial Starts

  26. Slide 26: EVT801 exhibits potent synergy with checkpoint inhibitors

    EVT801 exhibits at least as potent synergy with checkpoint inhibitors as other agents Data on file Note: CTLA4 is the target of Yervoy® (ipilimumab), an approved immuno-oncology therapy Experimental Methods Orthotopic mouse model 4T1 tumor cells inoculated in BALB/c mice (mammary fat pad) Treatment

  27. Slide 27: Kazia's strategy for EVT801 explores both areas of opportunity

    Kazia’s strategy for EVT801 aims to explore both areas of opportunity for the drug Phase I Study Monotherapy Advanced solid tumours Phase II Study Monotherapy One or more solid tumours Phase Ib Study IO Combination One or more solid tumours Explore EVT801 as an anti-angiogenic therapy, likely in tum

  28. Slide 28: Kazia Therapeutics

    KAZIA THERAPEUTICS www.kaziatherapeutics.com [email protected]

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