Helix BioPharma Corp. · TSX:HBP
Helix BioPharma — Investor Presentation (September 2012)
23 slides from Helix BioPharma's investor presentation, September 2012
Slide 1: Helix BioPharma Corp. - New Directions in Cancer Therapy
Helix BioPharma Corp. New Directions in Cancer Therapy Investor Presentation September, 2012
Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statements
Forward-Looking Statements This presentation document contains certain forward-looking statements and information (collectively, “forward-looking statements”) within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities laws, including, without limitation, forward-looking statements regarding Helix’s plans
Slide 3: The Corporation
The Corporation Helix BioPharma Corp. (“Helix”) is an established, clinical- stage, biopharmaceutical company Helix’s common shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol “HBP”. Helix is exploring product pipeline expansion opportunities based on its DOS47 platform technolog
Slide 4: Board of Directors
Board of Directors An Experienced Team William White – Chairman Robert Verhagen – CEO Corporate director and partner of CBW Associates Inc.; Vice President, Business Development of Spectral former President of E.I. du Pont Canada Inc. Diagnostics Inc.; prior thereto, Senior Director, Corporate Devel
Slide 5: Patent Portfolio
Patent Portfolio Helix’s core technologies are protected by 40 patents DOS47 2 U.S. patents issued + 11 worldwide Expiries 2023 and 2024 New patents pending Biphasix™ 7 U.S. patents issued + 20 worldwide Expiries ranging from 2013 – 2020 New patent pending for TIFN2b (expiry 2027
Slide 6: DOS Platform
AYR - > ay ae illo t were A & ro) re i) rf % DOS Platform
Slide 7: "Amplified" Enzymatic Mode of Action for Powerful Tumoricidal Effect
“Amplified” Enzymatic Mode of Action for Powerful Tumoricidal Effect Urea DOS47 Conjugate (Urease + Antibodies) Ammonia ions CO2 Hydroxyl ions 8.0 “AMPLIFIED” Effect: 7.0 Each molecule of 6.0 urease breaks down pH Cancer Cell ~1014 molecules of urea per second1 Urea urease 2NH3 + CO2 H2O 2NH4 + HCO3
Slide 8: Current Pipeline
Current Pipeline Research Preclinical Manufacturing Phase I/II Phase II Phase III optimization LDOS47 NSCLC Colon XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX Breast XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX iDOS Pancreatic Leveraged development: work completed for LDOS47 in NSCLC can be used to support other areas e.g. pDOS manufacturing, toxicol
Slide 9: L-DOS47 Phase I/II Clinical Trial Underway
L-DOS47 Phase I/II Clinical Trial Underway Powerful new treatment approach Erbitux® + cisplatin/vinorelbine (FLEX; ImClone/Merck/BMS)1 TM Avastin + carboplatin paclitaxel (ECOG 4599; Genentech/Roche)2 Tumor alkalization and ammonia toxicity Strong possibility for chemo/RT potentiation Leading
Slide 10: L-DOS47 Phase I/II Clinical Trial Underway
L-DOS47 Phase I/II Clinical Trial Underway Phase I/II, open-label, safety and preliminary efficacy study underway in Warsaw, Poland L-DOS47 monotherapy; dose escalation to maximum tolerated dose (MTD) Followed by optional expansion efficacy population at MTD Four centers in Warsaw, Poland;
Slide 11: L-DOS47 - Other Indications
L-DOS47 - Other Indications Current evidence shows in vitro activity in: Colon cancer Breast cancer Can immediately begin pre-clinical animal studies in both indications Can then potentially enter into Phase II studies in new indications with no new toxicology or safety studies once Polish
Slide 12: Other DOS Pre-clinical Candidates
Other DOS Pre-clinical Candidates p-DOS (for pancreatic and breast cancers) i-DOS (for pancreatic cancer) • Research and discovery complete • in vitro studies complete • in vivo efficacy and toxicity evaluation to commence Could potentially develop at least one of these candidates to pre-IND evaluat
Slide 13: Market Sizes
Market Sizes Pancreatic Cancer therapeutics $1.2 Billion annual sales Gemzar (Lilly) and Tarceva (Genentech) dominate the market Breast Cancer therapeutics • $8.6 Billion annual sales • Herceptin (Genentech/Roche) earned $3.4B 13
Slide 14: Pipeline Potential-end of 2014
Pipeline Potential-end of 2014 Research Preclinical Manufacturing Phase I/II Phase II Phase III optimization LDOS47 NSCLC Colon XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Breast XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Leveraged development: Phase I work in iDOS NSCLC would be applicable to other Pancreatic indications, no need to r
Slide 15: L-DOS47 Commercialization Strategy
L-DOS47 Commercialization Strategy Create a lead candidate with strong clinical evidence of efficacy value-adding Phase I/II “proof-of-concept” clinical data from Polish Trial Increase potential by finding other indications Create a pipeline that extends the value-creation and provides risk
Slide 16: L-DOS47 Commercialization Strategy
L-DOS47 Commercialization Strategy Use expanded pipeline and multiple Phase I and II opportunities to enable: a large financing at a potentially higher valuation creating a liquidity event for existing shareholders AND a strategic partnership with an established pharmaceutical company or compani
Slide 17: Pipeline Potential – 2015 and beyond
Pipeline Potential – 2015 and beyond Research Preclinical Manufacturing Phase I/II Phase II Phase III optimization LDOS47 NSCLC Colon Breast iDOS Pancreatic pDOS Pancreatic Breast Dark Green – Completed in 2015 Light Green – Funded through partnership Red – Areas of further development by Helix 17
Slide 18: TIFN2b
TIFN2b
Slide 19: Topical Interferon Alpha-2b
Topical Interferon Alpha-2b Phase III Efficacy Trial Stage Product Candidate New treatment approach for low-grade cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) grade 1 or 2 lesions Study IFN002/HPV001 Pap Smear Resolution CIN Large, “untapped” marketplace (no effective drugs exists today) 70.0% (Pap
Slide 20: Summary and Outlook
Summary and Outlook Helix is focusing its leadership and objectives to improve the Company’s productivity and output Priority: L-DOS47 Phase I/II clinical trial New research-stage DOS cancer-targeted therapies under development Demonstrating clinical data with L-DOS47 is key to building the
Slide 21: Summary and Outlook
Summary and Outlook Funding through non-dilutive financing opportunities Evaluation of options for non-core assets Research grants and partnerships Helix also has other assets and potential product offerings which may further enhance shareholder value TIFNα2b Phase III development (pending
Slide 22: Final Thoughts
Final Thoughts Helix has a potential opportunity to realize significant value creation through: A lead candidate in Phase I/II in a large, underserved market The potential to expand value of lead candidate with new indications The potential to mitigate risk and expand potential with new DOS
Slide 23: Helix BioPharma Corp. contact details
Helix BioPharma Corp. 3-305 Industrial Parkway South Aurora, ON, Canada, L4G 6X7 Tel: (905) 841-2300 Fax: (905) 841-2244 www.helixbiopharma.com
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