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Photocure ASA — FY2005 Earnings Presentation
23 slides from Photocure ASA's earnings presentation, Feb 28, 2006
Slide 1: PhotoCure ASA Full Year 2005
PhotoCure ASA Full Year - 2005 February 28th 2006
Slide 2: Highlights 2005
Highlights 2005 Increased sales of Metvix – Sale of Metvix tubes increased 51% – Metvix launched in Poland, Portugal, Netherlands and Spain – Metvix approved for Bowen’s disease in 22 European countries Hexvix ready for commercialisation – Hexvix approved in EU and application filed in the US –
Slide 3: Financial statements
Financial statements
Slide 4: Profit & loss 4th quarter (group) – IFRS
Profit & loss 4th quarter (group) – IFRS 2005 2004 30.09 - 31.12 30.09 - 31.12 13 012 8 935 Sales revenues 3 908 3 908 Milestone revenues 16 921 12 844 Sales and milestone revenues -3 535 -2 307 Cost of products sold 13 386 10 537 Gross profit 1 033 1 062 Other operating revenues -5 957 -14 033 Payr
Slide 5: Geographical distribution of sales revenues
Geographical distribution of sales revenues 2005 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 2005 The Nordic region 3 891 4 106 2 891 6 232 17 120 Outside the Nordic region 4 908 4 768 4 431 6 780 20 887 Total 8 799 8 874 7 322 13 012 38 007 2004 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 2004 The Nordic region 4 649 3 825 3 061 4 647 16 182 Outside the Nordic
Slide 6: Financial statements – profit & loss (group) - IFRS
Financial statements – profit & loss (group) - IFRS 2005 2004 01.01 - 31.12 01.01 - 31.12 Sales revenues 38 007 36 855 Milestone revenues 15 634 40 954 Sales and milestone revenues 53 641 77 809 Cost of products sold -13 430 -13 066 Gross profit 40 211 64 743 Other operating revenues 15 235 4 597 Pa
Slide 7: Financial statements - balance sheet (group) – IFRS
Financial statements - balance sheet (group) – IFRS 2005 2004 31.12 31.12 Machinery & equipment 2 708 2 080 Inventory 12 943 17 533 Receivables 17 725 16 146 Securities 59 171 111 219 Cash & cash equivalents 13 157 26 733 Total assets 105 704 173 711 Total equity 48 465 85 566 Long-term liabilities
Slide 8: Financial statements - cash flow statement (group) – IFRS
Financial statements - cash flow statement (group) – IFRS Twelve months ended 31.12.2005 31.12.2004 Loss before tax -38 474 -45 323 Interest paid -63 -103 Other operational items -32 004 -4 822 Net cash flow from operations -70 540 -50 248 Cash flow from investments 5 464 2 758 Cash flow from capita
Slide 9: Metvix and Aktilite - treatment of skin cancer without scarring
Metvix® and Aktilite™ - treatment of skin cancer without scarring
Slide 10: The AK/BCC market is still dominated by procedures…
The AK/BCC market is still dominated by procedures… 75 % Aldara Metvix/Levulan Solaraze Efudix Cryo/Surgery 9% 11 % 3% 2% Source: PhotoCure estimate of the global market - patients treated in 2005
Slide 11: …but the worldwide pharmaceutical market increased with 33% in value
…but the worldwide pharmaceutical market increased with 33% in value from 2004 to 2005… The AK/BCC pharmaceutical market was USD 160 million in 2005 35 33% % change from 2004-2005 30 25 20 15 10 5 3% 0 Dermatology (Class D) AK/BCC Pharmaceutical Pharmaceutical market market Source:PhotoCure estimate
Slide 12: …and in Europe Metvix increased by 85% in value from 2004 to 2005
…and in Europe Metvix increased by 85% in value from 2004 to 2005 85% % change from 2004 to 2005 90 80 70 60 50 40 30% 30% 30 20 12% 10 0 Solaraze Metvix Aldara Efudix * PhotoCure estimate of growth in value in Europe in 2005
Slide 13: Metvix - Nordic sales increase of 18% in units in 2005
Metvix - Nordic sales increase of 18 % in units in 2005 Metvix Sales - Nordic 2003 - 2005 Highlights: 4500 Sales increase in units of 18 % in 2005 4000 vs 2004 (13,163 vs 11,200) 3500 3000 Sales increase in units of 21% in Q4 2500 2005 vs Q4 2004 (4,084 vs 3,381) Units 2000 4 Aktilite lamps so
Slide 14: Metvix - Galderma sales increase of 77% in units in 2005
Metvix - Galderma sales increase of 77 % in units in 2005 Metvix Sales - Galderma 2003 - 2005 Highlights: 9000 Sales increase in units of 77 % in 8000 2005 vs 2004 (25,438 vs 14,346) 7000 6000 Sales increase in units of 65 % in 5000 Q4 2005 vsQ4 2004 (8,476 vs Units 4000 5,140) 3000 2000 62 Ak
Slide 15: Hexvix – a breakthrough in bladder cancer
Hexvix® – a breakthrough in bladder cancer
Slide 16: Bladder cancer – facts and figures
Bladder cancer – facts and figures Bladder cancer − the 4th most common malignancy among males − the 10th most common malignancy among females High recurrence rate - probably due to lesions being overlooked Good prognosis if diagnosed early and treated adequately 4 million cystoscopies perfo
Slide 17: Licencing agreement with GE Healthcare for Hexvix
Licencing agreement with GE Healthcare for Hexvix GE Healthcare - world leader in imaging drugs Agreement signed January 2006 – Exclusive rights to market and distribute Hexvix outside of the Nordic region – Option to licence in the US – Total milestones of € 28 million, of which € 7 million at
Slide 18: Key lessons in the Nordic introduction of Hexvix
Key lessons in the Nordic introduction of Hexvix ~ 5 calls required to sell in the Hexvix method – Focus on clinical and patient benefits (medical staff) – Focus on health economic benefits (finance, purchasing staff) ~ 12-18 months from request to equipment in place – Local procedures for budge
Slide 19: Research & Development
Research & Development
Slide 20: Broad pipeline in clinical phase
Broad pipeline in clinical phase
Slide 21: Goals and milestones
Goals and milestones
Slide 22: Strategic and operational goals
Strategic and operational goals Continue investing in Metvix and Aktilite – Support Galderma in strengthening Metvix/Aktilite in dermatology – Seek Aktilite approval in the US – planning launch in 2008 Commercialise Hexvix – Continue Nordic launch – Support GE Healthcare in launching Hexvix – Fo
Slide 23: R&D goals in 2006 and 2007
R&D goals in 2006 and 2007 Metvix – 2006: Complete two phase III studies in EU/US for Aktilite approval in US – 2007: File NDA supplement for Aktilite approval in the US Hexvix – 2006: Follow-up FDA and secure approval in the US – 2006: Start one phase III study for flexible scopes in the US – 2