Opko Health, Inc. · NASDAQ:OPK

Opko Health — Investor Presentation (September 2013)

31 slides from Opko Health's investor presentation, Sep 11, 2013

  1. Slide 1: Corporate Presentation September 2013

    Exhibit 99.1 Corporate Presentation September 2013

  2. Slide 2: Safe Harbor Statement

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  3. Slide 3: OPKO – A Diversified Multi-National Biopharmaceutical and Diagnostics Company

    OPKO –Secondary Late-stage Pharmaceuticals Revolutionary Diagnostics International Emerging Opportunistic Clinically 3(1) Amarkets and pipeline High Markets Investments commercially diagnostic Growth infrastructure of Hyperparathyroidism multi-billion Multi-National technology validated to propel do

  4. Slide 4: Highly Experienced Management Team

    Highly Demonstrated Phillip Chairman TEVA Jane Vice Steven Executive THCG Juan Senior Charles 4CEO H. Chairman F. –(Chairman), Vice Frost, D. (COO) OPKO Experienced Rodriguez Hsiao, Bishop, and Rubin Vice President M.D. Ability CEO Renal Ph.D. and President Ph.D. IVAX Chief Management Division Avri

  5. Slide 5: Financial Highlights

    Financial Cash Current 3% Other Shares Warrants, Market Total Average 5Employees Convertible Assets & Shareholders OPKO Long-Term Outstanding Cap Marketable Liabilities Daily Highlights Options, 600 ~$1.25 Share $3.3 Trading Notes, Liabilities bn 62mm Convertible Equity bn Purchases 400 Securities (

  6. Slide 6: OPKO Pharmaceuticals

    Pharmaceuticals OPKO

  7. Slide 7: Pharmaceuticals Products

    Pharmaceuticals SHPT RayaldyTM Patients) Hyperphosphatemia AlpharenTM Phase Rolapitant expected Moderate (CKD Mild CTA018 Products OPKO psoriasis Growth hGH-CTP Deficiency Factor GLP1/Glucagon dual 7agonist PROLOR receptor toIII Phase Stage VIIa—CTP IX Obesity moderate Hormone SHPT (Topical) expecte

  8. Slide 8: Pharmaceuticals Products

    Pharmaceuticals Products SR-3306 Neurodegenerative Mild diseases (CKD CTA091 Psoriasis OPK-0018 topical) AntagoNAT 8Platform OPKO toStage moderate >$2.0 and Indication NM (oral Asthma Cancer, 5genetic Patients) or BN–SHPT Pre-Clinical and Preclinical CV, disorders COPD metabolic NM Phase Pipeline I

  9. Slide 9: Rayaldy Commercial Opportunity

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  10. Slide 10: Market Size and Treatment of SHPT with CKD Stages 3 and 4

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  11. Slide 11: Rayaldy Product Timelines

    RayaldyTM 2012 Q1 Dose SPA DataCL-3002 Open Data CL-3002 Filing NDA Management Secondary Maintenance Safety Serum 11 Q2 CL-3001 2013 ranging Approval Safety Label Update Endpoint: Ca Q3 and Q4 Endpoint: 2014 Extension –of SPA trial Phase Q1 P,Product serum SHPT 2015 and Q2 TG CL-3001 III urinary Q3

  12. Slide 12: OPKO Pharmaceuticals: PROLOR

    Pharmaceuticals: PROLOR OPKO

  13. Slide 13: Lead Product – hGH-CTP BioBetter to Reduce Injection Frequency

    Lead Product – hGH-CTP BioBetter to Reduce Injection Frequency $3.5 billion market Growing 5% annually Requires daily injections Growth hormone deficient children Growth hormone deficient adults 13

  14. Slide 14: Effect of GH in Deficient Adults

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  15. Slide 15: hGH-CTP Phase II Conclusions

    hGH-CTP Analysis Identified Post-Phase patients 15 within and kick-start Phase II Conclusions hGH-CTP theII normal Positive dosing Pilot A range for Data single Study Phase of weekly IGF-1 Supports III trial Estimated injection two hGH-CTP of COGhGH-CTP 50-75% Injections can of replace commercially

  16. Slide 16: hGH-CTP Key Confirmed Phase II and III Results

    hGH-CTP 440-50 12 6189 Key Confirmed 16cohorts; months months patients, outcome: patients efficacy 3Phase efficacy by receiving estimated FDA Height Improvement IIand and asvelocity once 6pivotal, $20 III safety months Pediatric weekly million inAdult planned truncal safety hGH-CTP study GHD Pivotal

  17. Slide 17: hGH-CTP Competitive Advantages

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  18. Slide 18: Anticipated Clinical Milestones and Priorities

    Anticipated Clinical hGH-CTP: Planned Preclinical Event MOD-6030: pharmaceutical Factor-VIIa-CTP: development 18 Timing Priorities marketing Priorities Phase Milestones Further to development INDIIprocess, IIIapproval pediatric diabetes submission adult pivotal analytical, 2016 to study studies IND

  19. Slide 19: OPKO Diagnostics

    Diagnostics OPKO

  20. Slide 20: Innovative Quantitative Point-of-Care Diagnostics

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  21. Slide 21: Point-of-Care Inexpensive Convenient Diagnostics

    Point-of-Care Inexpensive Convenient 11 Collect 21 2 3 4Blood ––Only Diagnostics Inexpensive Snapainto finger-stick Cassette –analyzer Claros-1 is Insert required appropriate System into Dx from LabReader forthe test physician patient, results Resultsin and budget, in minutes no <10training tests mi

  22. Slide 22: Claros-1 Total PSA Assay Performance

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  23. Slide 23: Initial Market: Men's Health and Specialty Practice

    Initialmarket: Men’s WW 2014 General Market 23 tests/year) Point-of-Care Health Opportunity and Specialty —70 Total-PSA, million Projected Claros-1 Practice free-PSA PSA Product Launch Vitamin testsTestosterone annually Offerings WW D Point-of-Care market: • POC100 platform Tests million UStests Mar

  24. Slide 24: Claros-1 Product Capabilities Roadmap

    Claros-1 Women’s Urology Health Urologist GP Office PCa Novel Liquid 24 Office Panel: Markers Office Disease Sample Cardiology Product Infectious Ob/Gyn Panel Room Capabilities Other Roadmap Tests: Emergency Blood GPsCardio Bank Whole Clinic Panel: Blood and STDSemen Panel:Spinal Key Tests: Fluid to

  25. Slide 25: The Current and Next Generation PSA Screening: 4KScore

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  26. Slide 26: Near-term Milestones

    Near-term 2013 Q1 4KScoreTM Vitamin –Total RayaldyTM AlpharenTM Citicoline Rolapitant Factor -hGH-CTP (1) 26Diagnostics—Pharmaceuticals Launch Q22014 PSA VIIa Q3 D Pediatric in –Test –Milestones Q4 Point-of-Care 2015 –Launch Adult US –Phase ––Begin Phase Q1 US FDA 2016 Phase Q2 LDT Phase III in Phas

  27. Slide 27: OPKO International Markets

    International Markets OPKO

  28. Slide 28: OPKO Latin America: Brazil, Chile, Mexico

    oOPKO BRAZIL 2012 CHILE Pharma MEXICO Source: 28 ANVISA Acquired 25commercial Primarily 212 Rapidly 720 products sales – Latin 2017 Market: Business growing and ALS February licensed branded CAGR: America across marketing operations $Distribution $3.3 $13.4 Monitor 26.8 sales pharmaceutical ophthalm

  29. Slide 29: OPKO Europe: Farmadiet Pharma, Spain

    OPKO o?Farmadiet Pharma Spain Source: 29 Projected Veterinary: BasedEuropean 42-person Production/research Medical OTC Citicoline 25-Hydroxyvitamin Novel nutritional: Market: Business raw in prescription: Group Barcelona, launch (supports sales material 50 Products $23.3 Union Established Monitor fo

  30. Slide 30: OPKO Strategic Investments

    Strategic Investments OPKO

  31. Slide 31: Strategic Investments

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