Nanexa Ab · OMXSTO:NANEXA

Nanexa Ab — Investor Presentation (September 2026)

21 slides from Nanexa Ab's investor presentation, September 2026

  1. Slide 1: Nanexa AB Company Presentation

    Nanexa AB Company Presentation September 2026 Redefining Injectables. One Layer at a Time. nanexa.com

  2. Slide 2: About Nanexa

    About Nanexa September 2026 2 A pharmaceutical company developing long-acting injectables with its proprietary PharmaShell® platform The Company The Technology The Business Model Founded in 2007, with a pharmaceutical focus PharmaShell® coats drug particles with an Internal NEX programs across pepti

  3. Slide 3: Novo and Moderna – Two Global License Transactions Signed in the Past Twelve Months

    Novo and Moderna – Two Global License Transactions Signed September 2026 3 in the Past Twelve Months Global license and Global license and option Other active partnerships collaboration Agreement Agreement with Moderna – with Novo – September 2026 December 2025 Joint Development Agreement with Forge

  4. Slide 4: Comparison of Long-Acting Injectable (LAI) Technologies

    Comparison of Long-Acting Injectable (LAI) Technologies September 2026 4 PharmaShell® offers several competitive advantages over other technologies, including higher drug, longer dosing intervals, and no API modification Polymer depots Lipid depots Prodrugs PharmaShell ® Companies offering MedInCell

  5. Slide 5: PharmaShell Combines Broad Applicability with Patient and Manufacturing Advantages

    PharmaShell® Combines Broad Applicability with Patient and September 2026 5 Manufacturing Advantages Broad API applicability Patient advantages • Does not modify the API or its functionality • Less frequent dosing; once-monthly or once- quarterly • Gentle process, suited to sensitive biologics such

  6. Slide 6: PharmaShell Utilizes Atomic Layer Deposition to Tailor Depot Durations

    September 2026 6 PharmaShell® Utilizes Atomic Layer Deposition to Tailor Depot Durations • Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) is a gas-phase technique creating Nanoscale coating extremely thin surface coatings • The coating is grown layer by layer from inorganic oxides on every drug particle Particle of

  7. Slide 7: PharmaShell Controls Drug Release from the Depot

    PharmaShell® Controls Drug Release from the Depot September 2026 7 1) PharmaShell® coated particles 2) The coating on the particles 3) The drug is released into are injected as a liquid facing the surrounding tissue systemic circulation as the suspension and form a depot dissolves first. This proces

  8. Slide 8: PharmaShell is Validated Through Multiple Preclinical and Clinical Studies Across Various Modalities

    September 2026 8 PharmaShell® is Validated Through Multiple Preclinical and Clinical Studies Across Various Modalities • Weekly and monthly depots of small molecules and peptides confirmed in Phase 1 NEX studies • NEX-18 : Oncology – azacitidine in Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS) • NEX-20 : Oncology

  9. Slide 9: Accumulated PharmaShell Data Drives a Predictive Development Loop

    September 2026 9 Accumulated PharmaShell® Data Drives a Predictive Development Loop: from in vitro, to animals, to human Design NEX-22 Clinical data aligns closely with profiles observed in vitro and in rat PK studies Coating thickness and composition targeting a specific release rate Normalized cum

  10. Slide 10: NEX-18 and NEX-20 Validate Extended Release Across Two Small-Molecule Programs

    September 2026 10 NEX-18 and NEX-20 Validate Extended Release Across Two Small-Molecule Programs NEX-18 azacitidine NEX-20 lenalidomide Plasma Plasma Plasma exposure, concentration 1000 concentration 1000 AUC 5000 (ng/mL) (ng/mL) (h*ng/mL) 100 100 3750 10 10 2500 1 1 1250 0.1 0.1 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 7

  11. Slide 11: NEX-22 Phase 1 Data Shows Positive Proof of Concept for a Once-Monthly GLP-1 analogue

    September 2026 11 NEX-22 Phase 1 Data Shows Positive Proof of Concept for a Once-Monthly GLP-1 analogue Liraglutide plasma conc 100 100 First three days 30 mg • Extended release over 36 days (nmol/L) 10 10 mg of liraglutide after a single 1 4.5 mg subcutaneous injection in 10 0.1 0 1 2 3 1.5 mg part

  12. Slide 12: Phase 1 Learnings Deliver Monthly and Quarterly Dosing of GLP-1 therapy

    September 2026 12 Phase 1 Learnings Deliver Monthly and Quarterly Dosing of GLP-1 therapy PK in rat of two new and improved Simulation of repeated dosing in PharmaShell® offers a narrower peak- PharmaShell® formulations with semaglutide humans combining observed to-trough ratio when dosed monthly gu

  13. Slide 13: PharmaShell Coating Process Preserves Antibody Integrity and Binding

    PharmaShell® Coating Process Preserves Antibody September 2026 13 Integrity and Binding • Even with highly sensitive APIs such as No significant change in the activity of the mAb after PharmaShell® coating monoclonal Antibodies (mAbs), the PharmaShell® process does not change API ns activity 100% •

  14. Slide 14: In-House GMP Manufacturing Since 2020 and a Forge Nano Partnership for Large-Scale ALD Equipment

    In-House GMP Manufacturing Since 2020 and a Forge Nano September 2026 14 Partnership for Large-Scale ALD Equipment GMP manufacturing established at Nanexa site Collaboration with Forge Nano for large-scale equipment • GMP-certified operations in Uppsala since 2020 • Joint Development Agreement (Sept

  15. Slide 15: A Diversified Pipeline Proves PharmaShell Applies Across Modalities and Markets

    A Diversified Pipeline Proves PharmaShell® Applies September 2026 15 Across Modalities and Markets Formulation and Preclinical Phase 1 Phase 2 and beyond NEX-18 & NEX-20 – oncology Small molecules Undisclosed partner project weekly & monthly Semaglutide – monthly & quarterly NEX-22 – GLP-1 liragluti

  16. Slide 16: Where PharmaShell Can Create the Most Value

    Where PharmaShell® Can Create the Most Value September 2026 16 The highest-value opportunities combine a meaningful dosing burden with APIs that benefit from high drug load, controlled release and an unmodified API molecule Frequent or high dosing burden High dose in a low volume injection Existing

  17. Slide 17: The most exciting part of our journey still lies ahead

    From innovation to validation. September 2026 17 From potential to opportunity. “The most exciting part of our journey still lies ahead” David Westberg Chief Executive Officer, Nanexa AB (publ) nanexa.com

  18. Slide 18: A Management Team with Drug Development Experience Taking Drugs from Early Research to Market

    A Management Team with Drug Development Experience September 2026 18 Taking Drugs from Early Research to Market David Westberg Anders Johansson CEO Co-founder and head of IP/Patent Edu. MSc KTH Royal Institute of Technology Edu. PhD University of Uppsala Cecilia Danckwardt-Lillieström Mikael Asp CFO

  19. Slide 19: A Board with Deep Pharmaceutical, Business and Capital Market Experience

    A Board with Deep Pharmaceutical, Business and Capital September 2026 19 Market Experience Göran Ando Hanna Tilus Chairman of the Board Board director Edu. Master of Laws, LL.M. and Bachelor´s degree Edu. MD University of Linköping Psychology, Stockholm University Richard Davis Jakob Dynnes Hansen B

  20. Slide 20: A Broad Patent Portfolio Protects the PharmaShell Opportunity at Least Through 2046

    A Broad Patent Portfolio Protects the PharmaShell® September 2026 20 Opportunity at Least Through 2046 14 patent families, with granted patents and/or pending patent applications in or in respect of up to 50 countries, having normal expiry dates extending up to 2046 New inventions patented by Nanexa

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