Altimmune (ALT) 2025 Conference June 04, 2025 09:55 AM ET Speaker0 Alright. Welcome everyone to twenty twenty five Jefferies Global Healthcare Conference. My name is Roger Song, one of the senior analyst covers Mecha Biotech in The US. It's my great pressure to have the fireside chat with our next presenting company, Altimmune, the CEO of the Pennant and CMO, Scott Harris. Welcome, gentlemen. Speaker1 Thank you. Speaker0 Awesome. Yeah. So, we know know lots eyes on the upcoming phase two MeSH data, But befo ...

Core Viewpoint - Adial Pharmaceuticals is progressing towards a Phase 3 clinical trial for its lead drug candidate AD04, aimed at treating Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD), with an important FDA meeting scheduled for July 25, 2025 to discuss the clinical development plan and trial design [2][3]. Company Overview - Adial Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on developing therapies for addiction and related disorders [4]. - The lead investigational drug, AD04, is a genetically targeted serotonin-3 receptor antagonist designed for heavy drinking patients with AUD [4]. - AD04 has shown promising results in the ONWARD™ pivotal Phase 3 clinical trial, demonstrating effectiveness in reducing drinking without significant safety concerns [4]. Clinical Development - The FDA has granted Adial an End of Phase 2 meeting to discuss the proposed clinical development plan and seek guidance on the Phase 3 adaptive trial design for AD04 [2]. - The company has confirmed its 505(b)(2) regulatory bridging strategy with the FDA, indicating strong progress in trial design [3]. - The target patient population for AD04 has been reinforced through recent analyses, supporting its potential effectiveness in treating AUD and related conditions [3]. Future Prospects - The company is optimistic about aligning with the FDA on key requirements to advance AD04 and plans to provide a comprehensive update after the July meeting [3]. - AD04 is also believed to have potential applications in treating other addictive disorders, including Opioid Use Disorder, gambling, and obesity [4].