Allergy Therapeutics plc (AIM: AGY) has pioneered an ultra-short course allergy treatment (typically acute hayfever), Pollinex Quattro, which in the financial year ending June 2018 year generated revenues in excess of £68m mostly in Europe.
The ability to deliver a disease-modifying outcome as opposed to simply symptomatic relief, with short/ultrashort course treatments significantly differentiates Pollinex Quattro from its competitors.
AGY has established a significant market share in the European market, achieving double-digit compound annual revenue growth over the past 18 years. AGY is seeking to roll out Pollinex Quattro in the US, which has an estimated US$2bn market. To date 15 clinical trials have been completed, including phase I, II & III.
As at 30 June 2019 AGY had a cash balance of £27.4m.
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Manuel Llobet (CEO)
Joined 2009. Previously CEO of International Operations of the Weinstein family’s group of companies.
Nick Wykeman (FD)
Ex Group Financial Controller of Skyepharma. Held same role at Quest International (part of ICI PLC)
Peter Jensen (NE Chairman)
21yrs with SmithKline Beecham. Previously NED of several listed businesses.
NED’s – Thomas Lander (25 yrs R&D in pharma), Stephen Smith (management accountant), Jeff Barton (VP licensing & acquisitions, Abbott), Scott Leinenweber VP of IR & Licensing & Acquisitions at Abbott), Mary Taverner (19yrs Director at Advance Medial Solutions)
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| P&L | 2019 £~000 | 2018 £~000 |
|---|---|---|
| Gross Revenue | 73,717 | 68,346 |
| Cost of Sales | (18,379) | (17,013) |
| Gross Profit | 55,338 | 51,333 |
| Profit/ (Loss) for the period | 3,467 | (7,533) |
| Balance Sheet | 2019 £~000 | 2018 £~000 |
|---|---|---|
| Cash & cash equivalents | 27,440 | 15,533 |
| Total assets | 68,497 | 51,016 |
| Total liabilities | (30,939) | (27,982) |
| Net assets | 37,558 | 23,034 |
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Directors
Manuel Llobet – 0.55%
Stephen Smith – 0.13%
Peter Jensen – 0.03%
Nick Wykeman – 0.03%
Other
Weinstein A ESQ – 37.82%
Southern Fox Investments Ltd – 22.69%
Odey Asset Management – 6.46%
River & Mercantile – 5.54%
Blackrock – 5.33%
Invesco – 4.15%
GlaxoSmithKlein PLC – 1.59%
“…the global vaccine market, in its entirety, has quadrupled in value since 2000 with the World Health Organisation estimating market growth to almost $100bn by 2025.” (Panmure Gordon note, June 2015)
“In the US, it is estimated over 80m people suffer from Allergic Rhinitis (AR), albeit with diagnosis rates which remain low at 31%.” (Panmure Gordon note, June 2015)
Investors Chronicle (Sep 2019): “Allergy looks to future trials”
“Shares in Allergy Therapeutics (AGY) tumbled earlier this year after the unexpected failure of its birch allergy treatment at the third phase of trials. Remaining “in dialogue” with German regulators, the group has shifted its attention instead to its grass allergy vaccine, due to start its Phase III trial in autumn next year. Success here would be one of the last hurdles before being able to tap into a US market estimated to be worth $2bn (£1.6bn).”
