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Pharma Equity Group (One-pager): Repositioning Strategy at an Inflection Point

Pharma Equity Group
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  • Pharma Equity Group (PEG) maintains its guidance for DKK 11m in partner-driven revenue, supported by the approval to initiate its RNX-011 Phase IIb clinical trial, enhancing its partner negotiation position.
  • We expect PEG's medium-term cash burn to remain moderate, with plans to out-license pipeline assets based on Phase IIb results, despite limited cash-on-hand and a lean cost base of DKK 5–6m per quarter.
  • The company's near-term capital position relies on securing a partner agreement or settling the Portinho receivable, with short-term financing or equity capital raise as potential solutions to bridge funding gaps.
  • Our valuation assigns a 31% Probability of Success for regulatory approval and commercialization through partnerships, slightly above the 29% benchmark for Phase II products attaining FDA approval.

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PEG maintained its guidance with its H1 2025 results, for DKK 11m in partner-driven revenue. The recent approval to initiate its RNX- 011 Phase IIb clinical trial strengthens PEG’s partner negotiation position. Medium-term cash burn should remain moderate with plans to fully out-license pipeline assets based on Phase IIb results. Despite limited cash-on-hand, PEG maintains a lean cost base of around DKK 5–6m per quarter. The near-term capital position is contingent on an imminent partner agreement or settlement of the Portinho receivable with book value DKK 58m. Short-term financing or an equity capital raise may be used to bridge the funding gap as PEG develops towards cash flow break- even, driven by milestones and royalties from partner agreements.

From a valuation perspective, our base case assigns around 31% Probability of Success (PoS) to achieve regulatory approval and commercialize the pipeline through partnerships. This compares to a benchmark POS of 29% for a Phase II product attaining FDA approval, across indications, according to Biostatistics.

HC Andersen Capital receives payment from Pharma Equity Group for a Digital IR subscription agreement. /Claus Thestrup, 10 September 2025, 08:31 AM.

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Pharma Equity Group develops medicines for the treatment of serious and life-threatening inflammatory diseases for which there is currently no adequate treatment. The Company uses repositioning of existing medicines and takes drug candidates to a clinical Phase III stage, after which they are handed over to a strategic partner who will complete the development of the products and bring them to market, either independently or in collaboration with the Company.

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