Valirx Plc · LSE:VAL

Valirx — Investor Presentation (April 2022)

17 slides from Valirx's investor presentation, April 2022

  1. Slide 1: Shareholder Q&A

    Shareholder Q&A April 2022 ValiRx @valirxplc www.valirx.com info@valirx.com

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer The information contained in these slides and any accompanying verbal presentation, any question and answer session and any document or material distributed at or in connection with the verbal presentation (together, the ‘Presentation’) have not been approved by an authorised person withi

  3. Slide 3: ValiRx at a glance

    ValiRx at a glance Net cash £1.2m 2 therapies Focus on oncology (H1/21) – significantly undergoing out- and women’s health reduced cash burn licensing 3 preclinical assets under evaluation – tCRO buy-and-build Collaboration with potential out-licensing strategy implemented external partners to candi

  4. Slide 4: Team – a deep understanding of the sector

    Team – a deep understanding of the sector Core Strategy Team Dr Suzanne Dilly Dr Kevin Cox Mark Treharne Chief Executive Officer Non-executive Chairman Corporate Development Manager Entrepreneur >25 years in Life Science Innovator network Pharmaceutical scientist leadership Investor Relations Transl

  5. Slide 5: ValiRx April 2020 – to date

    ValiRx April 2020 – to date Sept 20: Publication June 2020: New of VAL201 results Sept 21: Academic Nov 21: Letter of Intent CEO & Chairman Translation Agreement Signed - Sub-license of Appointed - signed - First programme with VAL201 to TheoremRX Inc. Strategic shift away London University announce

  6. Slide 6: Pharmaceutical Development is flawed

    Pharmaceutical Development is flawed Fundamental Issues in drug development innovation productivity access Failure to translate academic Failure in clinical trials due to Failure to recognise the research due to lack of poorly understood pre-clinical needs of women in drug expertise data development

  7. Slide 7: Getting the preclinical stage right adds billions to the value of drugs

    Getting the preclinical stage right adds billions to the value of drugs AI-driven virtual drug discovery Universities Biotech platform (in-house) Patent filed Mid-size Biotech/SPVs Big Pharma/Specialty Pharma Patent life (years) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Early Discovery Stag

  8. Slide 8: The preclinical market today – chaotic and unstructured

    The preclinical market today – chaotic and unstructured Professor Valerie Rix at University of London recognises the potential for a molecule She decides to develop the molecule into a drug candidate University of London file for patent protection and raise funds to carry out key proof of concept ex

  9. Slide 9: Only c10% of academic drug development is commercialised…

    Only c10% of academic drug development is commercialised… Grant Funded Valley of Death Pharma Partner Chemical Synthesis Stability Physical properties IP Regulatory Drug Absorption TPP Distribution Trial design PoC Toxicology Pharmacokinetics Pharmacodynamics Formulation ValiRx tCRO 9 Connected Inno

  10. Slide 10: ValiRx is developing a unique pharma services business – a tCRO

    ValiRx is developing a unique pharma services business - a Translational Contract Research Organisation (tCRO) Employing the power of advanced data generation, bio-analytics and interpretation, integrating the currently fragmented niche service offerings Focusing on women’s health and oncology Gener

  11. Slide 11: Strategy – a consolidation opportunity

    Strategy – a consolidation opportunity Professional services providing expert Data Application knowledge to guide future development decisions and reduce risk Overlay large data collation, Bio-informatics/AI curation and analysis ValiRx, tCRO Acquire advanced data-rich in-vitro Data Generation techn

  12. Slide 12: ValiRx seeks to occupy a unique position

    ValiRx seeks to occupy a unique position Opportunity to consolidate market and acquire new capabilities Small, niche innovative service companies Specialism Profitable standard lab capability service companies Size 12 Connected Innovation

  13. Slide 13: Comparator large scale pre-clinical CROs

    Comparator large scale pre-clinical CROs Competitor Sales Acquiror Date EV EV/EBITDA £41.5m* June 21 £300m c. 20x £58.3m** Dec 20 £284m c. 70x *FY2021; **2019 Limited number of large non-specialist CROs Turnover of £40-60m (Sygnature £40m, Evotec £46m) 300 – 400 employees Cost of sales approximately

  14. Slide 14: Translational Drug Development

    Translational Drug Development Future – broadening to external service Service Pipeline Service Revenues Service and collaborative development Collaborative translational pipelines Licencing Revenues services for academia Today – focussed on academic Advanced preclinical capabilities: collaborations

  15. Slide 15: Current Pipeline

    Current Pipeline 15 Connected Innovation

  16. Slide 16: Summary – increasing value to shareholders

    Summary – increasing value to shareholders ValiRx has the opportunity to create a first-in-class tCRO, specialising in women’s health and oncology by: Expanding capabilities via M&A Employing the power of Generating deep biological consolidation of a fragmented advanced data generation, bio- underst

  17. Slide 17: Contacts

    Contacts • Suzanne Dilly – Chief Executive Officer - Suzanne.dilly@valirx.com • Kevin Cox – Non-Executive Chairman - Kevin.cox@valirx.com • Mark Treharne – Corporate Development Manager - Mark.Treharne@valirx.com Valirx PLC (AIM:VAL) Eliot Park Innovation Centre, 4 Barling Way, Nuneaton, CV10 7RH 17

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