targeted cancer therapeutics, llc investor presentation
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Targeted Cancer Therapeutics, LLC
Investor Presentation
Table of Contents
Introduction
Technology
Efficacy
Safety
Market Size
Orphan Drug Status
Management
Valuation Analysis
Investment Opportunity
Use of Proceeds
Exit Strategy
Introduction
Targeted Cancer Therapeutics, LLC (“TCT”) is an early stage company that has developed an antibody to treat Pancreatic Cancer
Current treatment for Pancreatic Cancer does little to either alleviate patient suffering or reduce tumor size
TCT’s therapy has been clinically demonstrated to substantially reduce tumor size
Technology
CEACAM-6 is a tumor associated antigen (compound produced by tumors)
CEACAM-6 is overexpressed in 90% of all Pancreatic Cancer patients
The Anti-CEACAM-6 antibody reduces Pancreatic Cancer tumor cell vitality
This antibody binds itself to CEACAM-6, interferes with CEACAM-6’s function and causes “apoptosis” (cell death a process important in preventing tumor formation)
Efficacy of TCT’s CEACAM-6 Antibody
Anti-Ceacam 6 3mg/kg Adjusted Mean Tumor Burden BxPC3 Cells in Nude Xenograft Mice
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Control n=7
Gem 150mg/kg n=8
3mg/kg n=8
Combo 3mg/kg n=7
Therapy Safety
TCT’s Anti CEACAM-6 Antibody is a highly targeted therapy for treating Pancreatic Cancer
Highly targeted therapies are inherently less toxic than traditional chemotherapy
TCT’s antibody has been demonstrated to possess little toxic side effects as a result of specifically targeting a tumor associated antigen
Market Size
Gender Diagnosed Death
Male 22,090 18,850
Female 21,830 18,540
Total 43,920 37,390
This table presents the prevalence rates of Pancreatic Cancer by gender within the United States. The Pancreatic Cancer market size is roughly 44,000 individuals with significant increases projected in the coming years. The Mortality Rate according to this data is 85%. This presents a massive unmet medical need that TCT is poised to fulfill with its Anti-CEACAM-6 antibody.
TCT’s antibody is targeting several unmet medical needs: (1) Introduce a Pancreatic Cancer therapy that dramatically reduces the size of Pancreatic Cancer tumors thereby improving treating the disease and (2) Increasing the overall quality of life for Pancreatic Cancer patients. TCT’s antibody represents a significant improvement over existing Pancreatic Cancer treatment.
Market Size
Race/Ethnicity Male Female
All Races 13.8 per 100,000 men
10.8 per 100,000 women
White 13.7 per 100,000 men
10.6 per 100,000 women
Black 17.7 per 100,000 men
14.4 per 100,000 women
Asian/Pacific Islander
10.5 per 100,000 men
8.8 per 100,000 women
American Indian 11.5 per 100,000 men
10.3 per 100,000 women
Hispanic 11.6 per 100,000 men
10.3 per 100,000 women
Incidence rates of Pancreatic Cancer for men and women in the United States. This table demonstrates the rates of Pancreatic Cancer among various gender groups within the United States. These numbers are expressed as percentages. For example, White Males accounted for 13.7% of Pancreatic Cancer cases in 2012. African American Males held the largest percentage of cases at roughly 18% of all cases.
Orphan Drug Status
“Orphan Drug” reduces the time to market which allows TCT to realize revenues sooner than most biotech's
“Orphan Drug” will increase TCT’s ability to deliver significant ROI for Series A investors
TCT will be applying for “Orphan Drug” status with the Food & Drug Administration for its Pancreatic Cancer Treatment
“Orphan Drug” status eliminates the requirement to conduct Phase 3 Clinical Trials
Management
Dr. Mahadevan, Phd/MD, Chief Scientific Officer, is a pioneer in the field of drug design and the study of pancreatic cancer. Dr. Mahadevan is a Professor of Medicine and the Director of the Phase I Program at the University of Arizona – Arizona Cancer Center. Dr. Mahadevan’s major area of clinical interest is in the treatment and management of patients with Pancreatic cancer, Breast cancer, Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumors (GIST), Myelodysplastic Syndromes (MDS) and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL). He is one of very few physician-scientists in the US with a Ph.D. in protein crystallography, molecular modeling and drug design who is also board certified in medical oncology.
TCT Risk Adjusted Valuation
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17M45M
90M
118M
417M
Investment Opportunity TCT has been funded to date by the founders and close
associates, but requires the following:
Round 1 funding of $2,500,000 (to be completed by the end of 2012)
Round 2 funding of $6,000,000 after IND approval (to be completed prior to the end of 2013)
Self sustaining thereafter!
TCT represents a unique investment opportunity that offers a 19% ROI in approximately 24 months
TCT’s funding requirement is so low due in part to: (1) Development costs have already been incurred; (2) Orphan Drug status so no Phase III trials and (3) TCT has the option of sub-licensing the product after Phase I trials
Use of Proceeds
TCT is anticipating the following use of proceeds following Round 1 financing:
Additional Toxicity Testing
IND Filing with the FDA
Manufacturing of the product in accordance with GMP standards
Exit Strategy
TCT has two potential exit options
(1) Out license the products to a large biotech or pharmaceutical company
(2) Deliver product to market under accelerated time line generating significant cash flow then seek a larger pharmaceutical company interested in either acquiring TCT or licensing the product from TCT
Animal Toxicity Testing of Pancreatic
Cancer Therapy (Q1-Q4)
IND Filing/Approval for Pancreatic
Cancer Therapy (Q4-Q6)
Phase I Clinical Trials of
Pancreatic Cancer Therapy
(Q6-Q10)
Milestones
Contact
If you have any additional questions or would like to discuss investing in TCT please contact Thomas Latino of Strategic Global Associates at 617-935-2588.