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Financial Overview

Capital Requirements & Offering

$50-$80 Million 

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* Due to wide variations in pricing of participating hospital networks

A large (240 patients), extensively controlled, double disease Phase 1-2 clinical trial of our Exo-B© against Alzheimer’s and Long Covid Dementia.

$300-$480 Million

Rapid simultaneous phase 1-2 clinical trials of
five exosome treatments in our pipeline 

Spinal Cord Injuries/Transections

New Cartilage for Worn Joints

Acute Heart Attack

Repair of Ruptured Tendons

Stroke

$22.2-36.0 Million
Cost of Rx

Manufacture 114,000 patient regimens for Alzheimer’s disease and Long Covid dementias – if Phase 1-4 clinical trials are successful.

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Pipeline

The great versatility of our exosome nanoparticles is being explored and readied for additional Phase 1-2 trials in the following applications:

Spinal cord transections

Coronary heart disease

Tendon transections

New cartilage for osteoarthritic or traumatized joints

Stroke

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ALLOCATIONS

Four companies have been selected as CDO and CRO after numerous lengthy evaluations and eliminations.

RoosterBio, Inc for CDO ($600,000-$750,000)

Contenders for GMP CMO Phase 1-2 clinical trial medication production:

Fujifilm ($3,000,000)

AGI ($3,000,000)

Thermo Fisher ($3,000,000)

Contenders for GMP CMO for 114,000 Patient Regimens:

Fujifilm ($22,200,000 - $36,000,000)

AGI ($22,200,000 - $36,000,000)

Thermo Fisher ($22,200,000 - $36,000,000)

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TIMELINE

   21-23 Months   

FOR SALE

Equity in the Company

*Patent pending & ™

Finances

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RoosterBio, Inc. the company we plan to hire as our CDO for Pre-Ind FDA preparation, prepared this production cost estimate using 3 liter and 50 liter bioreactors for the first year of operation treating
19,000 – 114,000 patients:

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“For 100,000 LCS or AD patients in year 1, it would take 5-6 runs in a 50 L bioreactor to manufacture their meds, say 6 runs, for 114,000 pts. [19,000 x6].” The pt regimen cost doesn’t change, still varying from:
 
$194.74 -- $315.79/pt regimen 
if 200 L or 2,000 L bioreactors are used, the cost would be somewhat lower.” **

Crystal M. Cruz, M.S.
Bioprocessing Consultant
RoosterBio, Inc.
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No company has yet manufactured 100 million exosome pt regimens, but it can be done because the medications, being only miRNAs, mRNAs and small molecules, can be generated by multiple runs in 2,000 L bioreactors, bottled and shelved.   

A huge advance in upscaling from lab  preparations to commercial production! 

** Based on Estimates from September 7, 2023

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Economies of Scale using the larger bioreactors of 500 L and even 2,000 L, could lower the exosome production cost.

Even adding 40% for distribution, the room for profit margin is generous, also considering that insurance companies will be expected to offer the medication. 

 

But no company has produced 100 million patient regimens of exosomes because no FDA authorization has thus far been awarded for such related applications.

 

$10 million invested in the above system at the $315.79 cost, and 40% distribution, with 10x markup for 19,000 patients would yield revenue of $36,000,060 or 125% ROI – if the clinical trial succeeds and $6 million more is raised to pay medication production costs for a total initial investment of $16 million.  

 

For 114,000 patients est. pretax profit would be $216,000,360, on the later investment of $46,000,000 for 370% profit, or ROI, again only if the clinical trial succeeds and another $36 million is raised for a total investment of $46 million.

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