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0www.leespharm.com | Stock Code: 950 | +852 2314 1282
Nov 2014
Corporate
Presentation
* For identification purpose only 僅供識別
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The Company
Lee’s Pharmaceutical Holdings Limited
is a fully integrated specialty pharma in China
focused on cardiovascular, cancer and
other key disease areas.
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Key Milestones and Awards
• Launch of first product - Defibrase®
• Established operation in China
• Launch of Livaracine®
• Launch of Yallaferon®
• Listing on the HK GEM
• Launch of Carnitene® from Sigma-Tau
• ZHAOKE became wholly-owned
• Launch of Slounase®
• Launch of Eyprotor®
• VIVO becomes strategic investor
• Transfer of listing to Main Board (0950)
• FIDELITY becomes strategic investor
• Honor of【Forbes】200 Best in Asia Pacificfor three consecutive years since 2011
• Honor of【Deloitte】500 Best in Asia-Pacific
• Awards for innovative Anfibatide
• GL Trade becomes strategic investor
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20102011
20122013
• Launch of L-Carnitine Oral
• Launch of Remodulin®
• SIGMA-TAU becomes strategic shareholder
Honor of【Forbes】200 Best in Asia Pacific for three consecutive years
2014
• List of strongest 42 Innovative Enterprises in China
• Inclusion to MSCI China Index
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>30% Annual Growth in Past 7 Years
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
10,346 11,644 18,498 30,395 38,528 43,53176,712
125,421
173,837
255,810
399,685
534,333
696,953
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Turnover increased by 70 times since listing
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Listing on HK GEM on the 15 July 2002
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Transfer of listing to Main Board on 14 May 2010
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Market cap increased by 40 times since listing
Listed on Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Market Capitalization as at 14.11.2014: HK$6.68 billion
Lee's Pharmaceutical Holdings Ltd. (0950HK)
Prev Close (14th Nov, 2014) HK$12.70
At Launch (15th July, 2002) HK$0.40
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The Financials
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HK$’0006 months ended
30 Jun 2014
6 months ended
30 Jun 2013Change
Turnover 442,716 334,769 + 32.2%
Gross Profit 311,467 238,227 + 30.7%
Gross Profit Margin (%) 70.4% 71.2% - 0.8ppt
Profit from Operations 106,273 86,941 + 22.2%
EBITDA 120,086 95,008 + 26.4%
Profit Attributable to Shareholders
of the Company 87,073 73,754 + 18.1%
Earnings per Share - Basic (HK
cents) 16.07 14.14 + 13.6%
Financial Highlights
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Balance Sheet
HK$’0006 Months ended
30 Jun 2014
Year ended
31 Dec 2013
Inventories 98,448 117,881
Trade Receivables 101,731 78,320
Cash and Bank Balances 384,067 381,062
Trade Payables 39,386 36,493
Bank Borrowing 60,683 69,468
Shareholder’s Fund 839,322 786,005
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Key Indicator
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6 Months ended
30 Jun 2014
Year ended
31 Dec 2013
Current Ratio 2.55 2.36
Quick Ratio 2.17 1.92
Return on Assets 7% 13%
Return on Equity 10% 19%
Stock Turnover Days 149 days 171 days
Trade Debtor Turnover Days 37 days 39 days
Debt / Equity 0.37 0.40
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The Strategies
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The Strategies
New Matrix for Pipeline Building
Hybrid Engine Model for Sales & Marketing
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New Matrix for Pipeline Building
Two Anchors
Two Bridges
1. Branded Generics Development
2. Proprietary Drugs Development
1. Mature Products Registration and Importation
2. Late Stage Products Development with Global Application
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Pipeline–Focused Therapeutic Areas
Cardiovascular
Diseases
Gynecological
Diseases
Oncology
Ophthalmology
Dermatological
Diseases
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Branded Generics Development (1)
• Leverage on Scinopharm’s strength in
API synthesis and production
• Leverage on Group’s capability in finished product development in
selected areas
• Focus on First-Generic approval for difficult molecules and neglected areas
• Low regulatory risk and shorter development time
Branded Generics
Development Rationale
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Branded Generics Development (2)
• Much lower regulatory bundle
• Predictable market potential
• Quicker market access
• Shorter Ramp up time
Branded Generics
• Much lower regulatory hurdle
• Predictable market potential
• Quicker market access
• Shorter ramp up time
Market Prospect in China
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Product Name Indication StatusIDL Approval: Expected Date
Cyclosporine Dry Eye NDA Submitted Q4, 2016
Travoprost Glaucoma Preclinical underway Q2, 2018
Bimatoprost Glaucoma Preclinical underway Q2, 2018
Prostaglandin E2 Induce labor Preclinical underway Q3, 2018
Fondaparinux Anti-Thrombotic Preclinical underway Q4, 2018
Branded Generics products under development
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Proprietary Drugs Development (1)
• Much lower regulatory bundle
• Predictable market potential
• Quicker market access
• Shorter Ramp up time
Branded Generics
• Government policies on regulatory and
reimbursement favors proprietary drugs development
• Remain at the forefront of biomedical
research & development
• Leverage on partner’s unique expertise
Development Rationale
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Proprietary Drugs Development (2)
• Much lower regulatory bundle
• Predictable market potential
• Quicker market access
• Shorter Ramp up time
Branded Generics
• Complete differentiation
without pricing pressure and tender competition
• Unmet medical need with
significant market potential
• Mid to long term development with higher regulatory risk
Market Prospect in China
Different
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Product Name Indication StatusIDL Approval:Expected Date
PL2200 Aspirin Anti-Thrombotic Phase I ongoing Q3, 2017
Rostafuroxin Hypertension Phase IIb ongoing Q4, 2017
Istaroxime Acute Heart Failure Phase IIb ongoing Q4, 2017
LQ-7 Corneal Ulcer IND review underway Q4, 2017
Anfibatide Prevent thrombosis Phase IIb about to start Q1, 2018
Thymosin Beta 4 Dry Eye Phase II ongoing Q2, 2018
Gimatecan Ovarian Cancer Phase III application submitted Q2, 2018
PDL1 Monoclonal Antibody Lung Cancer Preclinical underway Q1, 2019
AK-12 Peptide Psoriasis Preclinical underway Q2, 2019
Combination Gel Acne Phase I & II ongoing Q2, 2019
Proprietary Drugs under Development
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Mature Products Registration & Importation (1)
• Much lower regulatory bundle
• Predictable market potential
• Quicker market access
• Shorter Ramp up time
Branded Generics
• Low regulatory risk with approval record
• Medium development time
• Clinical development program more predictable
Development Rationale
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Mature Products Registration & Importation (2)
• Much lower regulatory bundle
• Predictable market potential
• Quicker market access
• Shorter Ramp up time
Branded Generics
• Imported drugs still command certain
quality/price premium in the market place
• Easier adoption by doctors with
overseas prescription experience
• Niche areas where unmet medical need is great with fair market potential
Market Prospect in China
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Product Name Indication Registration Study
Status
IDL Approval:
Expected Date
Mictonorm® Urinary incontinence Completed( Approved )
Nov 2014
Nicetile® Chemo-induced peripheral neuropathy Completed Q1, 2015
Dromos® PAD Completed Q1, 2015
Natulan® Hodgkin’s disease Seek waiver Q3, 2015
Trittico® Depressive disorders Completed Q4, 2015
Nerixia® Osteogenesis Imperfecta Seek waiver Q1, 2016
Unidrox® Respiratory tract infections Ongoing Q1, 2016
Kalbitor® Acute attacks of HAE Seek waiver Q2, 2016
Hyalgan® Traumatic & degenerative joint pathologies Under planning Q3, 2016
Lutrate ® Reduce testosterone Under registration Q3, 2016
INOmax® Hypoxic respiratory failure Under preparation Q1, 2017
Cholecalciferol Vitamin D deficiency Under preparation Q4, 2017
Mature Products under Registration
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Late Stage Products Development with Global Application (1)
• Much lower regulatory bundle
• Predictable market potential
• Quicker market access
• Shorter Ramp up time
Branded Generics
• Near to medium term opportunity
• Global clinical development standards being followed
• Access to late stage proprietary
products with significant market potential
Development Rationale
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Late Stage Products Development with Global Application (2)
• Much lower regulatory bundle
• Predictable market potential
• Quicker market access
• Shorter Ramp up time
Branded Generics
• Time to market is relatively shorter
• Market access will be relatively fast
• Market size will be substantial
Market Prospect in China
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Product Indication StatusIDL Approval:Expected Date
Betrixaban Venous Thromboembolism Under discussion Q2, 2017
JX-594 Liver Cancer Under discussion Q2, 2018
Late Stage Products Development with Global Application
Global Phase III Application
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Expected Development Timeline
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Nov Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2
Branded
Generics
Proprietary
Drugs
Mature
Products
Late Stage Development
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Pipeline
Highlights
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Antiplatelet• First in class anti-platelet 1b antagonist
Patent• US Patent granted
Phase II• Phase II study ongoing
Awards• Hong Kong Awards of Industries – Technological Achievement Award
Highlights of selected products (1)
Anfibatide
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Anfibatide
安菲博肽
Glycoprotein 1b-IX-V comples
Anfibatide
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Disulfide bond
Structure and Crystal Culture
Anfibatide
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In vivo study in prevention of thrombosis
Anfibatide
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In vivo study in treatment of thrombosis
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Anfibatide
CONTROLANFIBATIDE
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Istaroxime
Istaroxime dual mechanism of action results in:• luso-inotropic activity• improved efficiency of cardiac contraction• lower pro-arrhythmic effect vs. digoxin
Due to its high metabolism and fast clearance, Istaroxime has been targeted
to the intravenous treatment of Acute Heart Failure Syndrome
Highlights of selected products (2)
Current Status: Phase IIb Study
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Molecular Mechanism of Action
CONFIDENTIAL
Istaroxime
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Istaroxime has been shown to be a luso-inotropic agent in a Ph.IIa trial (HORIZON-HF)
Increased cardiac indexDecreased heart rate
Decreased PCWP Increased systolic BP
Istaroxime
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The Products
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The Company
Launch of Defibrase®
Launch of Livaracine®
Launch of Yallaferon®
Launch of Slounase®
Launch of Eyprotor®
For viral-infected venereal diseases
For reduction of bleeding
For cornea ulcer
For cerebral ischemic stroke
For heart diseases & other cardiovascular diseases
Focus on In-house Drug Development
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Launch of 5 self-developed products
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Launch of Imported Products
Brand Product Name IndicationLaunch
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Carnitene® L-Carnitine Injection Cardiac diseases, myocardial ischemia 2003
Ferplex® Iron Proteinsuccinylate sideropenic anaemias 2007
Zanidip® Lercanidipine Hypertension 1Q 2010
Dafnegin® Ciclopirox Olamine Candidiasis 1Q 2010
Veloderm® Hemicellulose dressing Burns and wound healing 1Q 2010
Gaslon® N Irsogladine Maleate Tablet Gastric ulcer 3Q 2011
Hyalofemme® Vaginal epithelium Vaginal dryness of various origin 2Q 2012
L-Carnitine Oral Solution L-Carnitine L-carnitine deficiency 4Q 2013
Remodulin® Treprostinil PAH 2Q 2014
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Revenue Analysis of Launched Products
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The Strategies
Well established Distributors Network
Newly established Direct Sales Force
Hybrid Engine Model for Sales & Marketing
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The
Market Access
Capabilities
in China
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Market Access Team
4. Partner with major wholesalers
3. Hospital formulary access
2. Central & provincial level pricing, reimbursement and tenders
1. 10 persons team strategically located throughout China
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70 professional promoters for business
development
Cover more than 5,000 hospitals and all
provinces in China
Partner with over 700 local distributors
A win-win partnership with local
distributors
Responsible for market development
Well Established Distributors Network
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Newly established Direct Sales Force
Strong 200 members managed as
four geographic teams.
Current coverage: 23 major
cities.
State-of-art customer
management system
implemented.
Focus on Zanidip® now and move
forward to other key pipeline
products.
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The R&D
Capabilities
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Regulatory & Clinical Team
9 professionals fully devoted to dossier translation and
submission preparation
More than 30 years combined regulatory experience
Experience in regulatory filing for clinical trial approval in China
A clinical development team composed of 25 professionals with
5 trained physicians
Broad network of major clinical centers in China
Over 25 clinical studies conducted in China since 1998
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Product Number of Patients Indication Year
Defibrase® 700 Acute Ischemic Stroke 1998
Yallaferon® 144 Prevention of recurrence of Genital warts 1998
Liveracine® 200 Prevention of deep vein thrombosis 1998
Yallaferon® 122 Genital and oral herpes 1999
Livaracine® 50 Anticoagulation in Hemodialysis 1999
KPV Peptide 33 Vaginal candidiasis 2001
Yallaferon® 240 Herpes Zoster 2003
Yallaferon® 320 Cervicitis and cervical erosion 2004
Eyprotor® 300 Cornea ulcer 2005
Bemiparin 144 Anti-coagulation in Hemodialysis 2007
Horus® stent 44 Ischemic heart diseases 2007
Slounase® 300 Reduction of bleeding in surgery 2007
Bemiparin 144 Prevention of DVT 2008
The Clinical Capabilities
Over 25 Clinical Studies completed in China since 1998
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Product Number of Patients Indication Year
Veloderm® 50 Skin graft 2009
Declotana® Phase I Unstable Angina 2010
Acetyl-L-Carnitine 240 CIPN 2010
Propionyl-L-Carnitine 239 PAD 2010
Hyalofemme® 50 Vaginal epithelium 2010
Mictonorm® 240 Urinary incontinence 2011
L-Carnitine injection 400 Heart failure 2011
Zanidip® 278 Hypertension 2012
Treprostinil 300 PAH 2013
Trittico® 378 Depression 2013
Over 25 Clinical Studies completed in China since 1998 (cont’d)
The Clinical Capabilities
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The
Manufacturing
Capabilities
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GMP Facilities
4,600 M2 manufacturing area
Different dosage forms: topical gel, eye gel/drop, lyophilized injection, LMWH API
New China GMP standard
Full operational
Hefei Facility
Nansha Facility
Total area of 62,000 M2
Hub for China manufacturing, sales & marketing, R&D, etc.
All dosage forms including aseptic and septic one, solution & liquid
Enter operational gradually
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Zhaoke Lianfa in Nansha site
New GSP compliant warehouse
Passed the audit by the local CFDA
Leverage on its new location to consolidate importation
and logistic services for the Group’s in-license products
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The Milestones
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2014–Milestones & 2015–Prospect
The Group’s associated company Powder Pharmaceuticals Incorporated(“PPI”) successfully obtained approval from US FDA for its manufacturingsite in Hong Kong, and Zingo® has been re-launched in US in February.
Approval of Mictonorm® (propiverine) is obtained in November 2014
Completion of Phase IIb study of Istaroxime
Completion of Stage IIa study of Anfibatide
Completion of Phase I & Phase II study of Gimatecan for ovarian cancer
Initiation of Phase IIb study (China arm) of Rostafuroxin
Initiation of Phase III global study of Betrixaban for treating thrombosis
Initiation of stage IIb study of Anfibatide
Maintain the growth momentum of the Company
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Company Vision
Continue the growth momentum in
both top line & bottom line
Fine tune the Dual Engine for Building
Pipeline to focus on key areas
Become the one of the best performing specialty pharma
companies in China to deliver superb return for its shareholders
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Your Partner in China
LEE’S PHARMACEUTICAL
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