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Oncoinvent Asa — 7th Targeted Radiopharmaceuticals Summit Europe 2025

30 slides from Oncoinvent Asa's conference presentation, Nov 12, 2025

  1. Slide 1: Oncoinvent: Transforming cancer care through direct alpha therapy

    Oncoinvent Transforming cancer care through direct alpha therapy TRP Summit Europe – 12 November 2025

  2. Slide 2: Expanding the Scope of Targeted Radiopharmaceuticals

    Expanding the Scope of Targeted Radiopharmaceuticals A practical example of direct radiotherapy in peritoneal carcinomatosis Topic o 224Ra labelled microparticles - Radspherin® - to target cancer in body cavities Content o Latest clinical data and development plans for Radspherin® - currently in Pha

  3. Slide 3: Disclaimer (I/II)

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  4. Slide 4: Disclaimer (II/II)

    Disclaimer (II/II) This Presentation contains information obtained from third parties. Such information has been accurately reproduced and, as far as the Company is aware and able to ascertain from the information published by that third party, no facts have been omitted that would render the reprod

  5. Slide 5: The history of targeted therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals

    The history of targeted therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals Use of 131I- Zevalin and First patient labelled Bexxar treated with Approval of Approval of antibodies for 177Lu-DOTATATE approved melanoma for NHL Lutathera Pluvicto 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 1st therapeutic 1st therap

  6. Slide 6: Ways to target cancer with radiopharmaceuticals

    Ways to target cancer with radiopharmaceuticals Natural homing Molecular targeting Direct radiotherapy • Some radionuclides naturally targets • Radioligands: Biological targeting • Physically trapping radioactivity in an certain organs. 223Ra Xofigo goes to agent linked to a radioactive payload orga

  7. Slide 7: Targeting by proximity – brilliant in its simplicity

    Targeting by proximity – brilliant in its simplicity Bypasses Retains Increases the need of the radioactive the radionuclide biological targeting payload in the exposure at the and systemic target area tumor target sites distribution of the radioactive payload Reduces the radionuclide exposure to ra

  8. Slide 8: Oncoinvent – directly targeted alpha therapy

    Oncoinvent – directly targeted alpha therapy Oncoinvent uses a targeted, non-biological, receptor independent mode of action 1 with the alpha emitter 224Ra 2 Harnessing the advantages of radiopharmaceuticals with lower complexity and risk 2 3 Signals of efficacy: potential game changer in ovarian an

  9. Slide 9: Peritoneal metastases - urgent need for novel treatments

    Peritoneal metastases - urgent need for novel treatments • Peritoneal metastases arise from many different primary cancers • The only treatment option with curative intent is surgery, effect of systemic therapy limited • Surgery leaves behind micro-metastases giving rise to new metastases and diseas

  10. Slide 10: The main cause of death in ovarian cancer

    The main cause of death in ovarian cancer • The majority of patients experience disease recurrence • Recurrences are almost exclusively confined to the peritoneum • Large clinical need for local control of cancer in the peritoneum is key to improving life expectancy • FDA Fast Track Lengyel Am J Pat

  11. Slide 11: Radspherin® - alpha therapy targeted to and retained in the peritoneum

    TREATMENT CONCEPT Radspherin® - alpha therapy targeted to and retained in the peritoneum Radspherin® • Combining alpha-emitting 224Ra with CaCO3 microparticles • Half-life 3.6 days • Therapy with depot effect - 75% of radiation dose delivered the first week • Shelf life 8 days allowing for centraliz

  12. Slide 12: Radspherin® - alpha therapy targeted to and retained in the peritoneum

    TREATMENT CONCEPT Radspherin® - alpha therapy targeted to and retained in the peritoneum Radspherin® How does it work? • Combining alpha-emitting 224Ra with • Delivery directly to the peritoneum through CaCO3 microparticles an in-dwelling catheter • Half-life 3.6 days • Administration 1-3 days post-

  13. Slide 13: Properties of the radionuclide radium-224

    Properties of the radionuclide radium-224 224Ra 3.63 d α 220Rn • Half life 3.6 days 55.6 s • Decay of radium-224 to stable lead-208 via α shorter-lived daughters 216Po • 4 alpha particles released 0.15 s • 93% of the total decay energy emitted as alpha particles α • The amount of lead resulting from

  14. Slide 14: Ongoing clinical development

    Ongoing clinical development 1H25 2H25 1H26 2H26 1H27 2H27 1H28 2H28 Ovarian Ph 1/2a Colorectal Ph 2 Ovarian N = 96 = Interim read-out = Final results 14

  15. Slide 15: Ongoing clinical development

    Ongoing clinical development 1H25 2H25 1H26 2H26 1H27 2H27 1H28 2H28 Ovarian Ph 1/2a Colorectal Ph 2 Ovarian N = 96 = Interim read-out = Final results 15

  16. Slide 16: Radspherin® - phase 1 study in ovarian cancer

    Radspherin® - phase 1 study in ovarian cancer RAD-18-001: in patients after secondary debulking 4 clinical sites: surgery of platinum-sensitive recurrent ovarian cancer • Oslo, Norway (PI: Yun Wang) • single-arm open label study • Leuven, Belgium (PI: Els van Nieuwenhuysen) • 3 + 3 dose-escalation (

  17. Slide 17: Ovarian cancer: Preventing disease progression

    PHASE 1 RESULTS Ovarian cancer: Preventing disease progression 24 months data from 10 patients receiving 7 MBq dose vs historical recurrence rates Recurrence rates RAD-18-001 Recurrence rates historical controls “These final results are truly encouraging, suggesting that Radspherin® could help delay

  18. Slide 18: Ongoing clinical development

    Ongoing clinical development 1H25 2H25 1H26 2H26 1H27 2H27 1H28 2H28 Ovarian Ph 1/2a Colorectal Ph 2 Ovarian N = 96 = Interim read-out = Final results 18

  19. Slide 19: Design: Phase 1/2a in colorectal cancer

    Design: Phase 1/2a in colorectal cancer The trial: (RAD-18-002) Radspherin after Two clinical sites: cytoreductive surgery and HIPEC in patients with peritoneal metastasis from colorectal cancer • Oslo, Norway (PI: Stein Larsen) • Uppsala, Sweden (PI: Wilhelm Graf) • Single-arm open label study • 3

  20. Slide 20: Colorectal cancer: final phase 1/2a data confirm peritoneal control

    PHASE 1/2A RESULTS Colorectal cancer: final phase 1/2a data confirm peritoneal control Topline 18-months data of 36 patients receiving 7 MBq dose vs historical recurrence rates Peritoneal recurrence rate "It’s highly encouraging to see Radspherin® Historical control patients treated with Radspherin

  21. Slide 21: Controlling peritoneal disease may significantly improve survival in colorectal cancer

    Controlling peritoneal disease may significantly improve survival in colorectal cancer First disease recurrence after treatment 1 Impact of site of first site of recurrence 1 1/3 peritoneal only Median overall survival - from the time of recurrence: 1/3 combined • After distant metastasis only: 44 m

  22. Slide 22: Baseline characteristics

    PHASE 1/2A RESULTS Baseline characteristics RAD-18-002 Colorectal cancer (n=36) RAD-18-001 Ovarian cancer (N=21) Age, median (min, max) 64 (28, 78) Age, median (min, max) 65 (55, 79) Gender, n (%) Males 16 (44%) Gender, n (%) Females 21 (100%) Females 20 (56%) PCI, median (min, max) 7.5 (2, 19) PCI,

  23. Slide 23: Safety profile validated in two phase 1/2a studies treating 68 patients

    PHASE 1/2A RESULTS Safety profile validated in two phase 1/2a studies treating 68 patients • No dose limiting toxicity Well tolerated and safe to use • Two SAEs possibly related to Radspherin* No evidence of systemic radiation toxicity • Radiation dose retained in the peritoneal cavity • Absorbed do

  24. Slide 24: Near-term significant milestone

    Near-term significant milestone Interim data Phase 2 Following complete recruitment ovarian cancer 2H26 Final 24 months data Phase 1 10 patients 7 MBq ovarian cancer October 2025 Final 18 months data Phase 1/2a colorectal cancer 36 patients 7 MBq June 2025 24

  25. Slide 25: Phase 2 study in ovarian cancer – enrollment on track

    PHASE 2 PROGRAM Ovarian cancer Phase 2 study in ovarian cancer – enrollment on track All 6 centers active Patients PFS • with peritoneal pPFS metastases SoC+ Radspherin Assessment OS Randomised (60 patients) every 3 months TFST • after neoadjuvant Safety run-in cohort (6 patients) 2:1 up to 24 TSST

  26. Slide 26: Pipeline in one product - broad clinical application

    MARKET OPPORTUNITY Pipeline in one product - broad clinical application Extraperitoneal Intraperitoneal origin origin Lung cancer Cholangiocarcinoma Breast cancer Gastric cancer • Peritoneal metastases arise from many Malignant melanoma Pancreatic cancer different cancers Kidney cancer Colorectal Ca

  27. Slide 27: In-house GMP pilot plant

    MANUFACTURING AND SUPPLY In-house GMP pilot plant Oncoinvent has in-house GMP 224Ra produced from 228Th, which Microparticles and finished goods production capability has multiple sources produced in-house Capacity of ~200 doses Radspherin annually, outsourcing and scale-up required for phase 3 On s

  28. Slide 28: Radspherin® production process

    MANUFACTURING AND SUPPLY Radspherin® production process Overview of the Radspherin® production process Raw material input Combination Final product Elution of the alpha- emitter radium-224 Thorium-228 generator column Radium-224 Labeling of radium-224 to microparticles Pre-made calcium carbonate mic

  29. Slide 29: Ways to target cancer with radiopharmaceuticals

    Ways to target cancer with radiopharmaceuticals Natural homing Molecular targeting Direct radiotherapy • Some radionuclides naturally targets • Radioligands: Biological targeting • Physically trapping radioactivity in an certain organs. 223Ra Xofigo goes to agent linked to a radioactive payload orga

  30. Slide 30: Summary

    Summary 1 Peritoneal carcinomatosis is an area with high unmet need 1 2 Targeted, non-biological, receptor independent mode of action with alpha emitter 2 3 3 Compatible with established treatment regimes - adds well to existing patient flow 4 4 Signals of efficacy: potential game changer in ovarian

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