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Roche — Conference Presentation (2016)

25 slides from Roche's conference presentation, Sep 11, 2016

  1. Slide 1: Roche: At the Forefront of R&D Innovation and Breakthrough Treatments

    Roche: At the Forefront of R&D Innovation and Breakthrough Treatments Michael Varney, Ph.D. Executive Vice President, Genentech Research and Early Development (gRED) Member of Corporate Executive Committee (CEC)

  2. Slide 2: Forward-looking statements

    This presentation contains certain forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements may be identified by words such as ‘believes’, ‘expects’, ‘anticipates’, ‘projects’, ‘intends’, ‘should’, ‘seeks’, ‘estimates’, ‘future’ or similar expressions or by discussion of, among other things, str

  3. Slide 3: Executive Summary

    Executive Summary • Roche Group has an industry leading portfolio: – Large and Diverse • Oncology: Continue to innovate, dominate and expand – Cancer Immunotherapy: extensive and combination approach – Breast cancer: SERD GDC-0810 • Beyond oncology: Follow the science – Neuroscience: Nav1.7 – Infect

  4. Slide 4: Deep Biological Insights Drive Disease Strategies

    Deep Biological Insights Drive Disease Strategies Oncology • Expand dominant leadership • Explore new MOA: Cancer immunotherapy, SERD, etc. • Pursue combinations and personalized medicines • Develop new delivery platforms: ADC, Bi-specific, etc. Immunology Neuroscience • Grow respiratory and RA • Fo

  5. Slide 5: 2016 Onwards: Significant Launch Activities

    2016 Onwards: Significant Launch Activities Venetoclax R/R CLL including 17p del Cotellic + Zelboraf Emicizumab (ACE910) NMEs BRAFmut melanoma Hemophilia A Alecensa Lebrikizumab 2L ALK+ lung cancer Severe Asthma Atezolizumab Ocrelizumab Lampalizumab 2L+ lung and bladder cancer RMS/ PPMS Geographic a

  6. Slide 6: Roche Has the Most Breakthrough Designations

    Roche Has the Most Breakthrough Designations Breakthrough Therapy 12 Designations Year Molecule Ocrelizumab (PPMS) 2016 Venetoclax (AML) Rank Company # Venetoclax + Rituxan (R/R CLL) Actemra (Systemic sclerosis) 1 Roche 12 Atezolizumab (NSCLC) 2 BMS 8 2015 Venetoclax (R/R CLL 17p del) Emicizumab/ACE

  7. Slide 7: Executive Summary

    Executive Summary • Roche Group has an industry leading portfolio: – Large and Diverse • Oncology: Continue to innovate, dominate and expand – Cancer Immunotherapy: extensive and combination approach – Breast cancer: SERD GDC-0810 • Beyond oncology: Follow the science – Neuroscience: Nav1.7 – Infect

  8. Slide 8: CI Strategy: Combinations are the Future

    CI Strategy: Combinations are the Future aCEA-IL2v FP Immunotherapy portfolio aCSF-1R aFAP-IL2v FP chemo Launched/ aCD40 late-stage portfolio aOX40 IDO atezolizumab aCEA/CD3 TCB aCD20/CD3 TCB Targeted combinations approved venetoclax Chemotherapy combinations approved Roche combinations in trials Ch

  9. Slide 9: Cancer Immunology Research Focus: The Next Generation

    Cancer Immunology Research Focus: The Next Generation T T T DC DC MS TR T T T Cancer cell death and Initiation of T cell activation Immune cell Immune release of cancer Immune and expansion trafficking and suppression proteins Response infiltration Costimulators: Stromal Inhibitory checkpoints: modi

  10. Slide 10: anti-OX40: Dual Action Promotes T cell Activation and T Regulatory Cell Inhibition

    anti-OX40: Dual Action Promotes T cell Activation and T Regulatory Cell Inhibition OX40 engagement Antigen Presenting on Treg cells Cell OX40L OX40L TCR OX40 OX40 OX40 IFN-g Treg Suppressive T cell Effector T cell Reverse inhibition of proliferation, survival, effector function Adapted from Nature R

  11. Slide 11: anti-OX40: Promising Anti-Tumor Activity as Single Agent and in Combination

    anti-OX40: Promising Anti-Tumor Activity as Single Agent and in Combination with anti-PD-L1 2500 2500 anti-PD-L1 anti-PD-L1 3) 3 ) 3) ) anti-OX40 2500 3) 3 ) anti-OX40 3 control (mm (mm control (mm control control anti-OX40++anti-PD-L1 anti-PD-L1 volume (mm anti-OX40 volume (mm 2000 2000 volume (mm

  12. Slide 12: GDC-0919 is a Potent and Selective IDO1 Inhibitor

    GDC-0919 is a Potent and Selective IDO1 Inhibitor Source of IDO IDO1: Dendritic Cell Tumor Macrophage • IDO1 activity contributes to maternal- fetal tolerance and tumor immune escape Mechanism of Action • Expression correlates with poor patient survival across a range of tumors • MOA: Catabolizes Tr

  13. Slide 13: Expanding our Leadership in Breast Cancer

    Expanding our Leadership in Breast Cancer SERDs degrade ER, down-regulate Estrogen Receptor (ER) and antagonize ER transcriptional activity atezolizumab Others (MPDL3280A) 1% Ipatasertib TNBC (GDC-0068) 13% HER2+ 21% ER+ SERD 65% (GDC-0810; GDC-0927) Taselisib PI3K Inhibitor (GDC-0032) 13

  14. Slide 14: SERD GDC-0810 Anti-tumor Activity in Patient with Mutant ESR1

    SERD GDC-0810 Anti-tumor Activity in Patient with Mutant ESR1(E380Q) Pre-treatment at Screening On-treatment at Cycle 2 Day 3 FES-PET Abnormal uptake in bone Resolved uptake in bone Pre-treatment at Screening Post-treatment at Cycle 6 Day 23 45% reduction in target lesions CT 14

  15. Slide 15: Executive Summary

    Executive Summary • Roche Group has an industry leading portfolio: _– Large and Diverse • Oncology: Continue to innovate, dominate and expand _ – Cancer Immunotherapy: extensive and combination approach _ – Breast cancer: SERD GDC-0810 • Beyond oncology: Follow the science – Neuroscience: Nav1.7 – I

  16. Slide 16: Beyond Oncology: Robust Portfolio across Multiple TAs

    Beyond Oncology: Robust Portfolio across Multiple TAs Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Marketed Cadherin-11 Mab RA lebrikizumab - COPD MabThera pemphigus vulgaris Actemra – RA Actemra – Polyarticular & Systemic Juvenile Cat-S antag - Autoimmune Diseases lebrikizumab - Atopic Dermatitis Actemra giant cell art

  17. Slide 17: Pain Remains a Huge Unmet Need

    Pain Remains a Huge Unmet Need Medical Issue Unmet Need Opportunity • 20% of individuals experience • Only 25% of patients achieve • Pain drugs with new pain (majority moderate- adequate relief with current MOAs that: severe) therapy − Increase potency • Current development • Inadequate response pri

  18. Slide 18: Nav1.7 Genetically Validated in Humans

    Nav1.7 Genetically Validated in Humans Peripheral pain sensing - Central + - receptors Nervous + + System Peripheral nerve C-fiber 1. Human Nav1.7 mutations • Loss of function mutations results in pain insensitivity (CIP - congenital insensitivity to pain) • Activating mutations cause spontaneous pa

  19. Slide 19: gRED has Potent and Selective Nav 1.7 Antagonists

    gRED has Potent and Selective Nav 1.7 Antagonists Selectivity profile of GDC-0276 GDC-0276 inhibits pain in an (>25-fold selective over other Nav channels) IEM [Nav1.7(I848T)] transgenic mouse Paw activity Time (Min) Clinical Program Summary • GDC-0276: SAD complete and MAD to be completed this year

  20. Slide 20: Severe Influenza – Significant Unmet Need

    Severe Influenza – Significant Unmet Need • 600,000 hospitalizations in US and EU • 25,000 deaths in US alone • Vaccinations: Efficacy dependent on immunocompetence and antigen match Epidemiology  2014: CDC estimate of vaccine effectiveness only 18% against circulating H3N2 • Cases: 80% Influenza A

  21. Slide 21: Novel Influenza-A Antibody Can Rescue Lethal Infection

    Novel Influenza-A Antibody Can Rescue Lethal Infection Dose Response in lethal mouse model Hemagglutinin Anti-FluA Synergy with Tamiflu in lethal mouse model Anti-Flu A • Human antibody binds to a conserved site on the stalk of HA, blocking endosomal fusion required for viral Combination* replicatio

  22. Slide 22: Anti-Flu A Reduces Viral Load and Symptoms in Humans

    Anti-Flu A Reduces Viral Load and Symptoms in Humans Global Phase 2b ‘Proof of Concept’ study in hospitalized influenza A infected patients began Q1 2015 Median AUC by quantitative PCR -97.5% p=0.0051 Viral Load Composite Symptom Score Placebo 3600mg Symptom Score 207.7 37.7 % Reduction 81.8% p-Valu

  23. Slide 23: gRED: Continuing the transformative innovation into the future

    gRED: Continuing the transformative innovation into the future • Innovation is alive and well at gRED: top talent and great portfolio • Continue to focus on oncology while expanding into boarder therapeutic areas by following the science • gRED is a premier innovation center for Roche with access to

  24. Slide 24: gRED Continues the Tradition of Innovation

    gRED Continues the Tradition of Innovation Early Dev Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Registration Marketed NME Anti-CD20/CD3 SERD (GDC-0810) Taselisib Atezolizumab Avastin NME ChK-1 inh (GDC-0575) Anti-Influenza A Ipatasertib Venetoclax Rituxan/ (GDC-0068) MabThera NME ERK inh (GDC-0994) Ocrelizumab Polatuz

  25. Slide 25: Doing now what patients need next

    Doing now what patients need next

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