Telix Pharmaceuticals (NasdaqGS:TLX) FY Conference February 26, 2026 04:40 PM ET Company ParticipantsChristian Behrenbruch - Managing Director and Group Chief Executive OfficerConference Call ParticipantsJeff Jones - Managing Director and Senior Analyst, BiotechnologyJeff JonesGood afternoon, everyone. Welcome back to the afternoon session of Oppenheimer's Annual Healthcare Conference. I'm Jeff Jones, one of the analysts on the biotech team here. I am delighted to be joined by Christian Behrenbruch, CEO of ...

Summary of Radiopharm Theranostics Conference Call Company Overview - **Company Name**: Radiopharm Theranostics - **Stock Symbols**: NASDAQ: RADX, ASX: RAD - **Industry**: Clinical stage radiotherapeutics - **Focus**: Development of innovative radiopharmaceutical products for diagnostic and therapeutic applications in areas of high unmet medical needs [2][3] Core Business and Partnerships - **Core Business**: Radiopharmaceuticals, with a focus on first-in-class products [3] - **Strategic Partnerships**: - **Lantheus**: Largest shareholder with approximately 15% ownership [3] - **MD Anderson Cancer Center**: Scientific partnership for research and development [3] Pipeline and Clinical Trials - **Clinical Stage Molecules**: Five molecules currently in clinical stage [3] - **Key Products**: - **RAD101**: Imaging agent for brain metastasis, currently in Phase II with over 50% trial recruitment [4][6] - **PD-L1 Nanobody**: In Phase I, targeting multiple solid tumors [10] - **HER2 Nanobody**: In Phase I, targeting breast and gastroesophageal cancer [10] - **RV01**: Monoclonal antibody targeting B7-H3, expected to dose first patient in February [5] - **KLK3-targeting Monoclonal Antibody**: Radiolabeled with Terbium-161, also expected to dose first patient soon [5] Clinical Milestones and Data - **Upcoming Milestones**: - Completion of Phase II enrollment for RAD101 expected by March or April 2026 [14] - Full data release for Phase II anticipated before June 2026 [14] - Significant clinical data for RAD204 and RAD102 expected mid-2026 [14] - **Interim Data**: Positive interim results for RAD101, with 92% of patients achieving primary endpoint [7][8] Market Position and Competition - **Competitive Advantage**: No other radiopharmaceuticals in development for brain metastasis imaging, positioning RAD101 as a first-in-class product [16] - **Comparison with Competitors**: - **Novartis**: Established leader with commercial products but focused on different therapeutic areas [24] - **Telix**: More focused on imaging rather than therapeutics [24] - **Point Biopharma**: Acquired by Lilly, with no direct competition to Radiopharm's pipeline [25] Financial Overview - **Burn Rate**: Approximately $6 million to $7 million per quarter, with sufficient cash to reach Q1 2027 [19] - **Revenue Generation Potential**: RAD101 is closest to commercialization, with potential market launch by 2029 [21] Supply Chain and Manufacturing - **Isotope Supply Chain**: Multiple suppliers secured for Lutetium-177 to ensure reliable supply [18] Strategic Vision - **Partnership Strategy**: Focus on clinical development with openness to partnerships or licensing as trials progress [27] - **Long-term Goals**: Aim to deliver clinical data in 2026 that supports future financing needs [19][29] Conclusion - **Outlook**: 2026 is expected to be a pivotal year for Radiopharm Theranostics, with a strong focus on execution and addressing unmet medical needs in cancer treatment [29]

Summary of Radiopharm Theranostics Conference Call Company Overview - **Company Name**: Radiopharm Theranostics - **Ticker Symbols**: ASX (Australia), NASDAQ: RADX - **Founded**: 2021 in Australia - **Core Business**: Radiopharmaceutical imaging and therapies - **Management Team**: Primarily U.S.-based, located on the East Coast - **Public Listing**: Dual-listed on ASX and NASDAQ since December 2024 [2][4] Key Business Strategies - **Differentiation**: Focus on unique mechanisms of action in radiopharmaceuticals, avoiding common targets like PSMA, SSTR2, and FAP [3] - **Clinical Development**: Four therapeutic molecules and one imaging molecule currently in clinical stages [2][5] - **Supply Chain**: Established a secure and redundant supply chain, with strategic partnerships [4] Strategic Partnerships - **Lantheus**: Co-development agreement and largest shareholder (12% stake) [4] - **MD Anderson Cancer Center**: Joint venture for developing new radiopharmaceuticals [4][21] Product Pipeline - **RAD101**: Imaging agent for brain metastasis, currently in Phase IIB trials with 12 out of 30 patients enrolled. Expected completion by Q1 2026 [5][6][10] - **RAD204**: Therapeutic targeting PD-L1, in dose escalation trials, with promising early results [6][15] - **RAD202**: Therapeutic targeting HER2, also in dose escalation trials, showing significant tumor uptake [18][19] - **B7-H3**: Emerging mechanism for multiple solid tumors, IND approval received, expected to start Phase I soon [8][9] - **KLK3**: Prostate cancer drug using Tb-161 isotope, expected to start Phase I soon [9] Market Potential - **RAD101 Market Assessment**: Estimated total addressable market of $500 million to $700 million in the U.S. alone, with a projected market share of 94% due to lack of competition in brain metastasis imaging [26][27] - **Patient Population**: 300,000 new patients diagnosed annually with brain metastasis [10] Financials and Capital Raise - **Recent Capital Raise**: Conducted to extend cash runway into Q1 2027, following a previous raise in June 2024 [5][20] - **Cash Position**: Current cash runway is eight months, prompting the recent capital raise [20][27] Clinical Trial Updates - **RAD101**: Primary endpoint focuses on concordance with MRI, with secondary endpoints assessing additional lesion detection [23] - **RAD204 and RAD202**: Expected readouts in mid-2026 and end of 2026, respectively [25] Conclusion - **Outlook**: Positive early signals from clinical trials, with a strong focus on expanding the use of radiopharmaceuticals in oncology [25]

Summary of the Conference Call on Maiwei Biotech and the Tracer Project Company and Industry Overview - **Company**: Maiwei Biotech - **Industry**: Neurodegenerative Diseases, specifically focusing on Parkinson's Disease (PD) and Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) through the Tracer project [2][4] Key Points and Arguments 1. **Tracer Project Overview**: - Tracer is a novel radiolabeled small molecule drug targeting PD and MSA, with significant application potential and a clear clinical development path [2][4] - It is the only team globally developing such a tracer for PD, aiming to be the first approved tracer for this condition [2][4] 2. **Funding and Support**: - The project has received unconditional funding from the MicroG Fox Foundation, indicating strong scientific and commercial backing [2][5] - Collaboration with top research institutions, including the Chinese Academy of Sciences, enhances the project's credibility and potential [2][6] 3. **Clinical Development Timeline**: - FDA IND approval is expected in 2025, with the first patient enrollment planned for Q4 2025 [5][6] - The Chinese IND is anticipated to be approved in early 2026, with over 100 patient imaging studies already conducted at Huashan Hospital [5][6] 4. **Market Potential**: - The Tracer project targets a large unmet market for PD, with no similar products currently approved, positioning Maiwei Biotech to set new treatment standards [6][10] - The project is expected to solidify Maiwei's position in the chronic disease sector, particularly in age-related diseases [6][10] 5. **Operational Model**: - Maiwei is the largest external investor in the project, which operates independently but leverages Maiwei's core operational capabilities [3][8] - The company plans to explore overseas licensing and transfer opportunities as the project matures [9][20] 6. **Clinical Trial Design**: - Phase I trials will focus on safety, radiation dosimetry, and pharmacokinetics, with a target enrollment of 20 to 30 patients [15][22] - The project faces challenges in obtaining post-mortem data for validation, which may require international collaboration [15][22] 7. **Challenges in Commercialization**: - High costs and lack of insurance coverage for PD diagnostics may hinder market acceptance [15][18] - The company plans to integrate diagnostic tools with therapeutic drugs to enhance market uptake [15][18] 8. **AI Integration**: - AI technology is being explored to improve imaging analysis and diagnostic accuracy, potentially increasing market penetration [16][18] 9. **Future Development Plans**: - Maiwei is committed to expanding its pipeline in neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer's, while adopting differentiated strategies to enhance drug development efficiency [14][24] 10. **Shareholding Structure**: - Maiwei holds a 35% stake in the Tracer project, with plans to potentially increase investment to meet clinical needs and achieve commercialization [23][24] Additional Important Insights - The Tracer project is positioned as a first-in-class solution in the PD space, with significant implications for future investment returns compared to the Alzheimer's market, which has multiple approved tracers [10][12] - The collaboration with international partners and the establishment of a robust BD network are crucial for the project's success and future opportunities [11][19]