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Slide1: The Challenge:
Create a uniform approach for valuing specific compounds and R&D portfolios for market opportunity What is it worth? Using a Patient-based Approach to Market Valuation
Benefits of Understanding Your Market: Benefits of Understanding Your Market Market Assessment-understanding the dynamics and forces
Technology and Product Evaluation-what are the opportunities
Licensing negotiation-what is it worth under what scenario(s)
Product selection-creating a strategic framework for R&D choicemaking
Portfolio analysis-Given our strategic direction, what kind of pipeline do we want to construct?
Marketing strategies
Critical Business Decisions: Critical Business Decisions Is there a licensing opportunity in this emerging therapy; and, what is the product’s potential market value when seeking a development/marketing partner?
How should we focus our R&D portfolio?
Some General Approaches: Some General Approaches Comparables
Incremental value
Top-down Market Based models
NPV
Real options
Bottom up or Patient Based Forecasting
Some Key Questions: Some Key Questions What is the size of the target market
Patient population, i.e., epidemiology
Segmentation
What are the unmet needs in the target market?
Clinical
Gold Standard
Market
What are the regulatory hurdles?
What is the competition within the target market?
What is the reimbursement environment?
Slide6: Critical Information: The Market —Base Year Number of Treated Patients Compliance Rate
Price = Sales
Days of Therapy per Year X X X Reconciled with prescription volume and top-line sales.
Slide7: Critical Information: Patient Population *May apply to the incident or prevalent population, depending on the indication. Definitions Number of newly occurring cases in a given year Total number of persons with a particular disease Number of persons diagnosed by a physician with a particular disease in a given year* Incident population Prevalent population Diagnosed population Drug-treated population Number of diagnosed patients who are under the care of a physician and who have received a prescription drug regimen*
Slide8: Unmet Clinical Need Criteria Mortality Morbidity Pain Non-Pain Symptoms Disability Hospitalization Efficacy Compound
Attributes Effect on
Non-Pain Symptoms Overall
Response Complete
Response Effect on Mortality Effect on Pain Overall
Response Effect on Potential
for Complications Effect on
Hospitalization Effect on Disability Disease Severity Unmet Product Need How serious is
the disease? How effective is the
gold-standard therapy? Complete
Response Compound
Attributes Side Effects Drug Interactions/
Contraindications Dosage Form Dosing Frequency Onset of Action Minor Significant Safety Convenience
Patient-based Commercial Assessment : Patient-based Commercial Assessment ASSUMPTION # 1 ASSUMPTION #2 ASSUMPTION #3
Patient-based Commercial Assessment : Patient-based Commercial Assessment Diagnosis Rate
Prevalence of Molecular
Target
Patient-based Commercial Assessment : Patient-based Commercial Assessment Diagnosis Rate
Prevalence of Molecular
Target
Clinical Unmet Need & Product Unmet Need
Assessment of Product Compared to Current Gold Standard
Primary research/Conjoint Analysis
Competitive landscape
Analog Models
Sales and prescription audit data
Market- and region-specific factors
Patient-based Commercial Assessment : Patient-based Commercial Assessment Diagnosis Rate
Prevalence of Molecular
Target
Clinical Unmet Need & Product Unmet Need
Assessment of Product Compared to Current Gold Standard
Competitive landscape
Primary research/Conjoint Analysis
Analogue Models
Sales and prescription audit data
Market- and region-specific factors
Degree of Clinical Advance (Improved efficacy,
product attributes)
Price/Demand Elasticity
Regional Considerations
Pricing Analysis will be further refined in
Phase III/pre-launch
Patient-based Commercial Assessment : Patient-based Commercial Assessment Diagnosis Rate
Prevalence of Molecular
Target
Clinical Unmet Need & Product Unmet Need
Assessment of Product Compared to Current Gold Standard
Competitive landscape
Primary research/Conjoint Analysis
Analogue Models
Sales and prescription audit data
Market- and region-specific factors
Degree of Clinical Advance (Improved efficacy,
product attributes)
Price/Demand Elasticity
Regional Considerations
Pricing Analysis will be further refined in
Phase III/pre-launch
5. Market Value = 2. Candidate Population x 3. Market Uptake x 4. Price
Slide14: Case Study-Licensing “CelGen Industries, Inc.”
Medium-sized biotech firm
Focus on cancer and inflammatory disease
Potential in-licensing opportunity: “AntiMab’s” BT-504
“AntiMab” is a small biotech involved in the development of antibody therapeutics targeting cancer epitopes
BT-504 is currently in Phase II development, to date has completed
2 Phase I trials
1 Phase II trial
Product Overview: BT-504: Target Oncology Indications:
Non-Hodgkins lymphoma (NHL)
Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL)
Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL)
Clinical Data
Favorable pharmacokinetics
Phase I/II data shows good safety profile
Preliminary activity in Phase I/II promising
Internal R&D evaluation of BT-504 is positive Product Overview: BT-504
Tasks to Accomplish: Tasks to Accomplish Your tasks are to:
1). Assess the market potential of BT-504
2.) Prioritize the value of three oncology indications (NHL, ALL, CLL) and advise on clinical development strategy.
3.) Provide a recommendation on in-licensing BT-504. (Based on current portfolio and assuming CelGen has the resources for a maximum of 4 products)
CelGen’s Pipeline: CelGen’s Pipeline
Key Questions in the Market Assessment: Key Questions in the Market Assessment 1. What is the size of the product’s target patient population?
2. How will the product be positioned within the market (first-line therapy, sub-segment of the population, etc.)—function of product profile compared with current gold standard therapy?
3. What peak-year uptake (%) can be expected?
4. What is a reasonable pricing scheme?
5. What is the value ($) of this market?
Prevalence: Prevalence
Sales: Sales
Go to Spreadsheet: Go to Spreadsheet
Impact of Market Research on R&D: Impact of Market Research on R&D Synergies with current R&D program
Is the product aligned with CelGen’s internal capabilities/expertise?
R&D Strategy
Focus on oncology franchise?
Risk/cost associated with developing internal R&D capabilities vs. Market Value of BT-504
Reallocation of resources to support in-licensed program
Impact on R&D staff expertise, interest, and morale
Strategic Determinations: Strategic Determinations 1. What is the market value of BT-504?
2. Should BT-504 be in-licensed?
3. Which indication(s) should be prioritized?
4. What is the impact of in-licensing BT-504 on CelGen’s R&D portfolio?
Case Outcome: Case Outcome Product In-licensing agreement
$9 million (1995 US$) upfront payments in equity and investment fees
$17.5 million equity funding prior to approval
$30.5 million in milestone and option payments
Total potential value of the collaboration $57 million.
Co-promotion in the U.S., CelGen has complete commercialization rights ex-US.
Developed for NHL
Approval for second-line Rx of CD20+ NHL in US 1997, Europe 1998, extensive off-label use 1st line.
Clinical studies ongoing for first-line NHL, CLL, aggressive NHL.
G7 market value 2000 $400M+
The Value of a Patient-Based Approach to Market Strategy: The Value of a Patient-Based Approach to Market Strategy Understanding your markets can help craft strategy
Licensing opportunities
R&D activity prioritization and portfolio construction
Foundation for NPV and other valuation approaches
Better long-term strategic decision-making