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Neuren Pharmaceuticals — Shareholder Meeting (May 2007)

20 slides from Neuren Pharmaceuticals's shareholder meeting presentation, May 2007

  1. Slide 1: Neuren Pharmaceuticals CEO Presentation AGM May 2007

    Neuren Pharmaceuticals CEO Presentation AGM May 2007

  2. Slide 2: Summary - progress

    Summary - progress Major progress has been made… ƒ Phase 3 Glypromate® US FDA trial underway ƒ Major focus for the Company over the last year ƒ FDA validation... highest hurdle ƒ Very cost effective trial ƒ First to market ƒ Phase 1a NNZ-2566 complete ƒ Safe and well tolerated ƒ Phase 1b NNZ-2566 un

  3. Slide 3: More…

    More… ƒ Cancer technology significantly progressed – Significant interest ƒ Partnering programme developed – Under Due Diligence – Multiple CDA and MTA agreements signed ƒ Strong Trial infrastructure built – COO appointed... Dr Parmjot Bains – Other CD Staff appointed… 36 years experience in US FDA

  4. Slide 4: Our strategy

    Our strategy ƒ The Glypromate® Phase 3 trial is on target to complete in 18 months – Examining other potential applications – Created significant US interest ƒ The NNZ-2566 TBI trials (2) planned to commence near term – Efficiency signals in next 18 months – US army support and Fast track/Orphan Sta

  5. Slide 5: Development pipeline

    Development pipeline y gy ac n o lo n if c ctio xi c at io f 1 2 3 ad E od u lT o e e se l is Le al ha s ha s ha ia ry ic Pr ca rc ve ed E lin ia l in i P P P e o at M C er Cl al al al m is c lid AD e- t e- n ic n ic n ic om D Va Pr M a P r C l i C l i C l i C Glypromate® - MCI 1H2007 Glypromate® –

  6. Slide 6: Multiple out-licensing opportunities

    Multiple out-licensing opportunities ƒ NEU has an extensive pipeline as a result of its “Right to Own” agreement with the University of Auckland ƒ NEU has focused on developing four + product lines such that they are attractive out-licensing or further investment opportunities NNZ-2566 / NRP: NNZ-49

  7. Slide 7: Glypromate®

    Glypromate® Safe, non-toxic and in Phase 3

  8. Slide 8: Glypromate® Phase 3 - Why is this important?

    Glypromate® Phase 3 - Why is this important? ƒ Excellent drug design… pharmacology, safety profile, long therapeutic time window – Typical of naturally occurring compounds; evolution as an effective drug discovery strategy – Multiple modes of action = multiple opportunities for effect – Single actio

  9. Slide 9: Glypromate® Phase 3 - Why this trial?

    Glypromate® Phase 3 - Why this trial? ƒ Adequately powered to detect an effect – Many trials have been underpowered (e.g., Pharmos dexanabinol) – FDA have agreed to ADAPTIVE DESIGN... at 300 patients it will be opened and patient numbers increased to ensure adequate trial power if needed ƒ Resources

  10. Slide 10: Commercial strength

    Commercial strength ƒ We believe this combination of – Drug properties and – Trial design has a better combination than all others we know in this space and is very well matched to the endpoint… And we have ƒ FDA validation… – everyone has to go to the FDA eventually!!! ƒ Affordable trial, A$10 mill

  11. Slide 11: Phase 3 Executive Committee

    Phase 3 Executive Committee Comprising a number of global leading clinicians and researchers in neurology, cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery and anaesthesiology. The members of the Executive Committee are: ƒ Professor Harvey White (Auckland Hospital, Professor of Cardiology, Chair), ƒ Professor Ala

  12. Slide 12: NNZ-2566

    NNZ-2566 About to enter Phase 2 for TBI

  13. Slide 13: NNZ-2566 TBI Program

    NNZ-2566 TBI Program ƒ Completed – Complex pharmacology - multiple modes of action in multiple pathways – Obtained Consistent effects in multiple models - stroke, closed-head injury, penetrating head injury – Drug CMC logistics completed ƒ Flexible clinical trial strategy – Separate moderate from se

  14. Slide 14: NNZ-2591

    NNZ-2591 Oral treatment for Chronic CNS

  15. Slide 15: NNZ-2591 – Oral treatment for multiple diseases

    NNZ-2591 – Oral treatment for multiple diseases ƒ Meets all requirements for a CNS drug candidate – 100% oral bioavailability – Safe, non-toxic, crosses into brain, therapeutic window – Stable, low cost of goods ƒ Key Results – Parkinson's disease: long-term disease modifying effects as well as shor

  16. Slide 16: NNZ-8000

    NNZ-8000 A treatment for solid tumours

  17. Slide 17: Cancer programme

    Cancer programme ƒ Neuren has developed unique IP in a set key molecules involved in many cancers ƒ The presence of these factors , called TFF’s , lead to tumor growth and spread ƒ We have strong laboratory evidence reinforced by strong clinical evidence ƒ In vitro and in vivo proof of principle est

  18. Slide 18: Tumor volume in xenograft model of human breast cancer

    Tumor volume in xenograft model of human breast cancer (polyclonal antibody; MCF-7 cell line)

  19. Slide 19: Our strategy

    Our strategy ƒ Hasn’t changed…. – Well developed clinical trial programme and out-licensing strategy – A great deal of effort over the last year in preparing for Phase 3 US FDA trial ƒ A leader in the area of reducing acute brain damage – Large markets, high unmet need and limited competition – Well

  20. Slide 20: Thank you for your continued support…

    Thank you for your continued support…

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