COMBINING TO CURE
Arcus is at the forefront of designing precision combinations in the pursuit of cures for patients living with cancer.
1Q23 CORPORATE PRESENTATION
January 9, 2023
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Arcus Has Created a Late-stage Portfolio with a Sustainable R&D Engine
$1.2B | Global, | 4 | Lung (3) & Upper GI (1) |
Phase 3 studies in | |||
in cash, cash equivalents & | late-stage company |
marketable securities | 6 clinical-stage molecules |
Funding into 2026 |
2022 Recap | Top tier partners | Productive research | ||
Dom (TIGIT) | Etruma / Quemli | organization | ||
| ARC-7 topline data | (A2R/ CD73) | 1-2 new development | |
| and presentation | Initiated two new | ||
Initiated two new | Phase 2 studies | candidates a year | ||
Phase 3 studies | AB521 (HIF-2α) | At least 2 new FIH in 2023: | ||
| Initiated Phase 3 | |||
Completed healthy | ||||
PACIFIC-8 study | ||||
volunteer study | AB598 | AB801 | 1st inflammation candidate | |||
Completed | ||||
| demonstrating | |||
enrollment of ARC-7 | best in class potential |
- Initiated Phase 1b study in patients
3 | FIH: first in human: GI: gastrointestinal | © Arcus Biosciences 2023 |
Arcus Has a Broad Portfolio of Molecules with Best-in-Class Potential, Enabling Differentiated Combination Therapies
DIFFERENTIATED SMALL MOLECULES
etrumadenant (AB928): First-in-class dual A2aR / A2bR antagonist; generated early evidence of clinical activity in colorectal, prostate and lung cancers
quemliclustat (AB680): First-in-class small-moleculeCD73 inhibitor; generated early evidence of clinical activity in pancreatic cancer; enrolling new cohorts in lung and GI cancers
AB521: Highly potent and selective HIF-2α inhibitor; a Phase 1/1b in cancer patients are ongoing
DIFFERENTIATED ANTI-TIGIT
+ ANTI-PD-1 BACKBONE
domvanalimab (AB154): Potential best in class anti-TIGITmonoclonal antibody (mAb; Fc silent) - multiple ongoing Phase 2 and 3 studies enrolling
zimberelimab (AB122): Anti-PD-1mAb; approved in China for classical Hodgkin Lymphoma (cHL)*
NEXT-GENERATION PROGRAMS
AB598: Anti-CD39 mAb
AB801: small molecule Axl inhibitor
Undisclosed: Small molecule inhibitor of target involved in inflammation
WORLD-CLASS DRUG DISCOVERY
4 | *Gloria Biosciences secured China approval; it holds commercial rights to zim in China and | © Arcus Biosciences 2023 |
conducts its activities independently | from Arcus | |
ARC-7 Key Highlights from ASCO Plenary Presentation Dec. 2022
SELECT PFS TAKEAWAYS:
- With median follow-up of 12 months, mPFS was 12.0 months for the doublet (DZ) and 10.9 months for triplet (EDZ) vs. 5.4 months for zim monotherapy
- Doublet PFS HR=0.55; triplet HR=0.65
- Doublet resulted in a longer median PFS than reported for PD-1 or PD-1 + chemo combinations in Phase 3 studies
PRIMARY PROGRESSIVE DISEASE TAKEAWAYS:
- Dom-containingarms resulted in reduction of early primary progressive disease (patients who progress at first scan)
- 5% and 13% for the doublet and triplet, respectively, vs. 25% for zim mono
- Demonstrates potential for an anti-TIGIT + anti-PD-1 combo to displace the use of anti-PD-1 in patients with aggressive disease
SUMMARY:
- Largest and first prospective randomized dataset to date for an anti-TIGIT combination in 1L PD-L1-high NSCLC
- Both dom-containing arms demonstrated clinically meaningful differentiation compared to zim monotherapy across all efficacy measures evaluated
- No unexpected safety signals were observed in both dom-containing arms
- Low rates of immune-related adverse events and infusion-related reactions observed; potential differentiator for domvanalimab
5 | dom: domvanalimab; zim: zimberelimab; doublet: dom + zim; triplet: dom + zim + etrumadenant; | © Arcus Biosciences 2023 |
cORR: confirmed overall response rate; mPFS: median progression-free survival |
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