Genetic Signatures Ltd. · ASX:GSS
Genetic Signatures — Shareholder Meeting (November 2016)
27 slides from Genetic Signatures's shareholder meeting presentation, Nov 29, 2016
Slide 1: Annual General Meeting – 2016
Annual General Meeting – 2016 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This presentation was prepared by Genetic Signatures Limited known as “Genetic Signatures“, (“GSS” or “the Company”), in order to discuss its business with various interested parties. This presentation in its entirety has been released to the market via the Australian Securities Exchange
Slide 3: Company Overview
Company Overview Genetic Signatures Limited (GSS) designs and manufactures proprietary molecular diagnostic (MDx) test solutions for rapid and specific identification of diseases and infections GSS fully owns its proprietary molecular 3Base™ technology with multiple patents issued, expiring in 2
Slide 4: Recent Achievements
Recent Achievements 2000 Strong sales growth with a 3yr CAGR of Annual Revenue 92% 1800 3yr CAGR of 92% FY16 revenue of A$1.83M, split ~80% 1600 Gastroenteritis and ~20% Respiratory specialist sales 1400 Recently completed oversubscribed $15M $Thousands (A$) capital raising 1200 Respiratory
Slide 5: Corporate Summary
Corporate Summary Financial Information (A$) Top Shareholders % ASX Code GSS Asia Union Investment Pty 35.3% Limited Shares on Issue 104.6M Market Capitalisation $50.2M Pan Australian Nominees Pty Ltd 14.2% Share Price (at market close 25 UBS Nominees Pty Ltd 6.5% $0.48 November 2016) Directors, Man
Slide 6: Experienced Board and Management
Experienced Board and Management Nick Samaras - Non-Executive Chairman More than 25 years experience in the global life sciences industry, including Applied Biosystems (now part of Thermo Fisher) and Perkin Elmer. Founder of consulting firm Australis Biosciences and Director of the AGRF and MuriGen
Slide 7: Genetic Signatures: Transforming Global Molecular Diagnostics
Genetic Signatures Transforming Global Molecular Diagnostics 7
Slide 8: Genetic Signatures - 3Base™ Technology
Genetic Signatures - 3Base™ Technology A transformational MDx technology enabling customers to identify a wider array of patient infections GSS’ 3Base™ platform is a proprietary molecular technique which changes naturally occurring DNA and RNA sequences to reduce sequence variation between subtype
Slide 9: Unique 3Base™ Technology
Unique 3Base™ Technology GSS’ unique platform technology converts original 4-base microbial genome to 3-base, thereby reducing complexity in molecular testing Applicable in testing for infectious diseases and chronic diseases including cancers The conversion occurs during standard procedures a
Slide 10: Advantages of 3Base™ Technology
Advantages of 3Base™ Technology Patient Pathology Groups / Government Hospitals Patients receive more Cost savings due to Reduces hospital stays accurate test results decreased time spent through more effective Faster turn around evaluating samples infection detection time: 4-5 hours vs. 4-5
Slide 11: EasyScreen™ Testing Kits
EasyScreen™ Testing Kits First products to market: 22 gastroenteritis pathogens including viral, bacterial and protozoan 15 common respiratory infections Being adopted by major hospitals and pathology laboratories for detection of infectious diseases Deliver a wider array of highly specifi
Slide 12: EasyScreen™ Products in Development
EasyScreen™ Products in Development Product expansion will drive revenue and market share growth Product development pipeline includes tests for: 2nd generation respiratory virus Atypical pneumonia STIs with clinical evaluation trial announced in September Antibiotic resistance panel M
Slide 13: EasyScreen™ STI Detection Kit
EasyScreen™ STI Detection Kit Panel A Panel B Panel C Panel D C. trachomatis M. genetalium Candida spp. T. pallidum N. gonorrhoeae T. vaginalis M. hominis HSV-1 LGV Ureaplasma spp. S. agalactiae HSV-2 Extraction Control STIs significantly impact sexual and reproductive health with WHO reporting 1
Slide 14: Traditional STI Testing Methods
Traditional STI Testing Methods Test Amplification Run frequency C. trachomatis Cobas 4800 Mon-Fri N. gonorrhoeae Cobas 4800 Mon-Fri HSV 1/2 Simplexa Mon, Wed, Fri LGV Send away test Weekly T. palladium Send away test Weekly T. vaginalis Wet prep only Daily Mycoplasma spp. Send away test Weekly Urea
Slide 15: Results from 729 Specimens
Results from 729 Specimens Pathogen detected EasyScreenTM Hospital Traditional C. trachomatis 38 31 N. gonorrhoeae 24 27 LGV 3 (7.9%) To be confirmed* M. genetalium 8 Not tested T. vaginalis 8 4 Ureaplasma spp. 263 Not tested Candida spp. 149 94 M. hominis 64 Not tested S. agalactiae 84 51 T. pallid
Slide 16: Results - 25.9% of the samples had mixed infection
Results - 25.9% of the samples had mixed infection (≥2 pathogens detected) Pathogen Hospital Confirmatory Sensitivity Specificity Specimen type EasyScreenTM detected Traditional test (%)Ψ (%)Ψ Genital Swab (n = 550) 17 11⌘ 17 100.0 100.0 C. trachomatis Throat Swab (n = 19) 1 1 1 100.0 100.0 Urine (n
Slide 17: Global Growth Strategy and Commercial Progress
Global Growth Strategy and Commercial Progress 17
Slide 18: Growing Global Molecular Diagnostics Market
Growing Global Molecular Diagnostics Market Molecular Diestimatedics (MDx) Market estimated to be US$7.6B in 2017 representing 11% of the overall in vitro Diagnostics (IVD) market of $US69B MDx market forecast to grow at an above system CAGR of 9.3% exceeding overall IVD market growth as MDx tec
Slide 19: Large Addressable Markets
Large Addressable Markets GSS’ current diagnostics products and pipeline products account for >50% of microbiology/virology diagnostics segment This total addressable market was $US1.1B in 2012 and estimated to be worth US$2.1B by 2017 2017 Estimate of Microbiology/Virology 2017 Estimate of GSS
Slide 20: Regulatory Approvals Now Secured in Large Portion of Global Market
Regulatory Approvals Now Secured in Large Portion of Global Market - Driving Revenue Full regulatory approval for ~22% of the global market in Gastroenteritis testing, with partial approval (Clinical Concentrators, Analyte 2017 Estimate MDx Market Size by Region (USD) Specific Reagents) in the USA
Slide 21: Significant Offshore Opportunity
Significant Offshore Opportunity Strong revenue growth in Australia validates commercial potential of products in offshore markets Full regulatory approval for ~22% of the global market (Australia and Europe) - Enteric products have CE-IVD approval in Europe which is 10-20x Australian market S
Slide 22: Global Growth Strategy
Global Growth Strategy Focus on regions with regulatory approvals Australia, Europe and US = >80% of world market Extend footprint in both Europe and US Europe has unique testing and reimbursement strategies – local knowledge is critical Full distributor model in select countries, with loc
Slide 23: Commercialisation Progress – Australia
Commercialisation Progress – Australia Major hospital and pathology group customers including St. Vincent’s Sydney and Australian Clinical Labs Driving strong revenue growth for Australian sales: 92% 3yr CAGR Two new products to be released in next 6-12 months STI testing kit in clinical val
Slide 24: Commercialisation Progress - Europe
Commercialisation Progress - Europe Addressable market of ~US$435M Western Europe = ~20% global molecular diagnostics market Anticipate first significant revenues in FY17 European Director appointed Distributors in Italy, Israel, Poland & Ireland with hospital tenders and trials underway
Slide 25: Commercialisation Progress - North America
Commercialisation Progress – North America Up to ~US$1,265M addressable market US = 50-60% global molecular diagnostics market Anticipate first sales in FY17 US FDA listing for Clinical Sample Concentrator achieved in FY16 provides base for future revenue EasyScreen™ Sample Processing Kits
Slide 26: Outlook
Outlook Further strong growth expected in FY17 FY16 sales revenues of AU$1.83m, representing a 3yr CAGR of 92% Launch of specialist products for sale into Australia and prepared for US Alliances made with leading KOL and health laboratories in the US and globally Progressing significant offsho
Slide 27: Contact: John Melki, Chief Executive Officer
Contact: John Melki Chief Executive Officer john@geneticsignatures.com www.geneticsignatures.com 27
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