A Survey of the Swedish Biotech pipeline

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An analysis of the Swedish Biotech Pipeline April, 2007 The Swedish Biotechnology Industry Organization

A Survey of the Swedish Biotech pipeline In February-March 2007 a survey of the Swedish biotech pipeline was conducted by SwedenBIO in cooperation with Invest in Sweden Agency (ISA) and VINNOVA Results are impressive: of the 169 projects, 65 Swedish projects, excluding AstraZeneca, are in clinical trials (phase one, two or three) and 45 CDs are in late pre-clinical trials (less than 12 months from entering Phase I) Only NCEs (New Chemical Entities) from the Swedish R&D units at AstraZeneca have been included in the report SwedenBIO, ISA and VINNOVA will use the results to promote the Swedish biotech industry and to generate business contacts SwedenBIO, ISA and VINNOVA would like to thank all the participating companies

77 companies were contacted about the survey and 72 responded Swedish biotech situation – Survey details 77 companies were contacted about the survey and 72 responded Response to the survey Comments 77 companies1 were contacted about participating in the survey 21 companies (28 %) stated that they only had projects in earlier phases 5 companies either did not reply or stated that they did not wish to participate because of confidentiality agreements etc. In this presentation, only companies (51 ea.) with projects in late pre-clin (<12 months from entering Phase I) or CT have been included in the statistics 1 116 companies were scrutinized to select those with potentially relevant projects Source: Interviews, VINNOVA/SwedenBIO/ISA analysis April -07, AstraZeneca Annual Report 2006 and interviews Note: AztraZeneca is not included in this graph. In some cases, survey data has been completed with information from company homepages

Swedish biotech pipeline in pre-clinical/clinical phases Swedish biotech situation – Pipeline The Swedish biotech pipeline has 169 projects in late pre-clinical or clinical trials. 59 of these projects stem from the Swedish R&D units at AstraZeneca Swedish biotech pipeline in pre-clinical/clinical phases Comments In total there are 91 projects in clinical trials and 29 % of these projects stem from AstraZeneca (AZ) AZ has 3 projects in CT3 while the rest of the industry has 11. Comparison with last year’s analysis: The rest of the industry has increased the number of projects with 24 % (21 projects) This is due to two reasons: a) the inclusion of more companies b) companies from the 2006 analysis have progressed more projects into relevant phases or acquired them from another company Source: VINNOVA/SwedenBIO/ISA/analysis April -07, AstraZeneca Annual Report 2006 and interviews Note: Only projects that stem from AstraZeneca’s Swedish R&D units are included. Numbers for AstraZeneca include all products in pre clinical phase not only the products in late pre clinical development as for the rest of the industry. Only NCEs have been included.

Number of drugs in clinical development by therapeutic category Swedish biotech situation – Current R&D pipeline – By therapeutic category The dominating therapeutic category for non- AZ projects is cancer-related conditions Number of drugs in clinical development by therapeutic category Comments Cancer-related conditions is the dominating therapeutic category for the industry, followed by CNS disorders and Metabolic disorders Respiratory disorders is the largest category for AstraZeneca, followed by CNS disorders The AZ portfolio is concentrated to a few categories while the industry in general is very diverse Astra Zeneca Total industry Source: VINNOVA/SwedenBIO/ISA/analysis April -07, AstraZeneca Annual Report 2006 and interviews Note: Only projects that stem from AstraZeneca’s Swedish R&D units are included. Numbers for AstraZeneca include all products in pre clinical phase not only the products in late pre clinical development as for the rest of the industry. Only NCEs have been included.

Swedish biotech situation – Manufacturing 49 Swedish projects have not yet been partnered with Big Pharma or another company Big Pharma Partner Comments 32 % of the projects are already partnered with a Big Pharma or another smaller company However, 44 % of the projects are currently available for partnering 12 of the 34 partnered projects are in pre-clinical phase and 22 in Phase I-III. 4 projects in Phase III do not have a partner AstraZeneca is not included in the analysis Not disclosed 24 % Source: Interviews, VINNOVA/SwedenBIO/ISA analysis April-07 Note: Graph includes drugs from late pre clinical to phase three, graph excludes AstraZeneca

Comparison 2006-2007 2006 2007 No. of companies 69 77 No. of companies with 39 51 relevant projects No. of projects 89 110 Projects in Late Pre-clin 41 45 Phase I 18 22 Phase II 25 32 Phase III 5 11 AstraZeneca is not included in this analysis

39 % of the projects originate from collaborations with academia Swedish biotech situation – Origin of innovation 39 % of the projects originate from collaborations with academia Origin of biotech drugs in development Comments Most projects originate from internal research, or from collaborations with academia. In all, 39 % of the compounds originate at least in part from academia. This can be due to Strong collaborative ties industry-academia Companies have been founded around compounds discovered in academia AstraZeneca is not included in this analysis Source: Interviews, VINNOVA/SwedenBIO/ISA analysis April -07 Note: Graph excludes AstraZeneca

29 % of the projects are tried by Swedish CROs Swedish biotech situation – Clinical trials 29 % of the projects are tried by Swedish CROs Collaboration with a CRO Comments 46 % of the projects had a CRO partner to carry out the Clinical Trials Only three projects had both Swedish and foreign CROs One of the key rationales for performing clinical trials abroad is to always use key opinion leaders as trial leaders in the therapy area of interest AstraZeneca is not included in the analysis No collaboration 16 % Yes, ongoing collaboration 46 % Not disclosed 36 % Source: Interviews, VINNOVA/SwedenBIO/ISA analysis April -07 Note: Graph includes drugs from late pre clinical to phase three, graph excludes AstraZeneca

41 % of the projects have an external manufacturing partner Swedish biotech situation – Clinical trials 41 % of the projects have an external manufacturing partner Manufacturing partner Comments 22 % of the compounds used for clinical trials will be manufactured in Sweden. That includes internal manufacturing. Some companies with more than one project select different manufacturing partners for the projects AstraZeneca is not included in the analysis No 25 % Yes 43 % Not disclosed 33 % Source: Interviews, VINNOVA/SwedenBIO/ISA analysis April -07 Note: Graph includes drugs from late pre clinical to phase three, graph excludes AstraZeneca

Distribution of projects, small v.s. large molecules Swedish biotech situation – Current R&D pipeline – Distribution small/large molecules The majority of projects in development by Swedish biotech companies are small molecules Distribution of projects, small v.s. large molecules Comments The focus is still on small molecules, although large molecules are increasing from previous years Small molecules are defined as molecules that can be chemically synthesized Large molecules are defined as molecules that are developed and produced using biological systems Source: Interviews, VINNOVA/SwedenBIO/ISA analysis April -07 Note: Graph includes drugs from late pre clinical to phase three, Graph excludes AstraZeneca

Swedish biotech situation – AstraZeneca versus biotech sector AstraZeneca has approximately 40 projects in clinical trials which is about 30% of the identified Swedish biotech pipeline Number of projects Comments AstraZeneca has 60 projects in Sweden that are currently in pre-registration or clinical phases The AstraZeneca pipeline represents 36% of the identified Swedish biotech clinical pipeline Almost half of the personnel involved in R&D at AstraZeneca are employed in Sweden and the R&D office is located in Sweden The number of employees in Sweden is about 12 000 All the AZ projects included for 2007 are new chemical entities Source: VINNOVA/SwedenBIO/ISA/analysis April -07, AstraZeneca Annual Report 2006 and interviews Note: Only projects that stem from AstraZeneca’s Swedish R&D units are included, Graph includes only new chemical entities