41st Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference - January 9, 2023 Transforming Lives Through Genetic Discovery
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41st Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference January 9, 2023 Transforming Lives Through Genetic Discovery J.J. Bienaimé Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
This non-confidential presentation contains “forward-looking statements” about the business prospects of BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc. (BioMarin), including, without limitation, statements about: the expected financial performance of BioMarin, including, without limitation, preliminary unaudited total revenues and revenue from sales of VOXZOGO for fiscal year 2022, double-digit revenue growth in 2023, sustainable growth and profitability, profit margin expansion, mid-decade revenues, and other specified financial guidance; the markets for BioMarin’s products and product candidates, including, without limitation, the addressable patient populations in BioMarin territories and commercial market opportunities; and BioMarin’s development of product candidates and commercialization of products, including, without limitation, IND submissions anticipated in 2023, the outcome of BioMarin's BLA resubmission for ROCTAVIAN to the FDA, and the commercial launch of ROCTAVIAN. These forward-looking statements are predictions and involve risks and uncertainties such that actual results may differ materially from these statements. These risks and uncertainties include, among others: completion of BioMarin’s normal quarter and year-end accounting procedures for the quarter and the year ended December 31, 2022 and completion of the external audit with respect to such periods by BioMarin’s independent registered public accounting firm; results and timing of current and planned preclinical studies and clinical trials; BioMarin’s ability to successfully manufacture its commercial products and product candidates; the content and timing of decisions by the FDA, the European Commission and other regulatory authorities concerning products and product candidates; BioMarin’s success in the commercialization of its commercial products; and those factors detailed in the press release issued January 8, 2023, as well as BioMarin’s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including, without limitation, the factors contained under the caption “Risk Factors” in BioMarin’s Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended September 30, 2022 as such factors may be updated by any subsequent reports. Investors are urged not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof. BioMarin is under no obligation, and expressly disclaims any obligation to update or alter any forward- looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. 2
Solid, Profitable, End to End “IRA-proof” & Growing Base Business Business Partnership Transform ▪ Anchoredpartnership to business by durable mindsettherapies enzyme-based with producing nearly $2B of revenue finance acumen and positive cash flows. Steady revenue growth across the portfolio ▪ High barriers to entry results in lower risk of competition and long-lived revenue streams New Large-market Launches Are Significant Near-Term Growth Drivers ▪ VOXZOGO® as first treatment for Achondroplasia – BioMarin’s strongest global launch to date ▪ ROCTAVIAN™ poised to revolutionize treatment for Severe Hemophilia A with First Gene Therapy to launch in a large, chronically managed population with unmet medical needs ▪ Profit margin expansion expected as new product revenue growth leverages world class infrastructure Best-In-Class Innovation Capabilities ▪ Industry-leading R&D teams produced suite of eight internally-developed genetic-based commercial therapies ▪ Fully-integrated and scaled biopharma capabilities: Discovery, Clinical, Regulatory and world-class Manufacturing ▪ Leveraging decades of genetic expertise in current age of rapid genetic disease discovery ▪ Exceptional development success rate applied to deep early-stage pipeline with most assets in Company history 4
$ Millions Reported Revenue Revenue Growth Operating Margin GAAP Net Income1 Growth Excluding Kuvan® Expansion1 $1,559 11.2% $1,396 $1,385 $142 $1,179 +12% +17% +12.3 ppts +$148M (1.2%) ($6) Q3 YTD 2021 Q3 YTD 2022 Q3 YTD 2021 Q3 YTD 2022 Q3 YTD 2021 Q3 YTD 2022 Q3 YTD 2021 Q3 YTD 2022 1 Operating Margin Expansion and GAAP net income in 2022 includes $108M one-time pretax benefit from sale of priority review voucher (PRV); 5 “YTD” in all instances denotes results through Q3
VOXZOGO & ROCTAVIAN >2x $4B - $5B New Base Products $4B-$5B Products ~50% Mid-Decade ~50% $1.85B $2.09B 2021 20221 Mid- End of Decade Decade All other products Anticipated Revenue Growth Enablers Continued growth within Base indication launch of Regulatory approval of U.S. Expansion of VOXZOGO & base portfolio VOXZOGO & ROCTAVIAN ROCTAVIAN ROCTAVIAN indications 6 1 Unaudited preliminary 2022 revenue estimate
Maximize Base Aggressive Life Indication Revenue Cycle Management Sustainable Growth & Profitability Accelerate Clinical Balance Profits with Pipeline Reinvestments 7
$ Millions CAGR1 +14% CAGR1 Product 2021 $1,492 2018-21 $1,347 VIMIZIM® $623 +9% $1,175 $1,015 NAGLAZYME® $380 +3% PALYNZIQ® $237 +169% BRINEURA® $128 +48% ALDURAZYME® $123 (3%) Core Products $1,492 +14% 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022E (excluding Kuvan) Core Product Revenue (excluding Kuvan) 8 1 Compounded annual growth rate 2018-21
1,000+ Additional Children Eligible for Treatment upon Anticipated U.S. and E.U. Age Expansions VOXZOGO Achondroplasia Market Opportunity Launch Excellence 2022 Commercial Execution $3B+ • 1 year anniversary Annual 800 18,000+ Market • Over 1,000 children treated at ~17,000 300 Opportunity year-end • 32 active markets to date Approved age ranges: • $169M1 expected 2022 revenue • U.S. 5+ 2023 Opportunities • Japan all • EMA 2+ • Continued uptake of patients, and • ROW 2+ expansion into additional new markets Initially EMA U.S. Total Potential ACH Indicated Expansion Expansion Indicated ACH Indicated • Potential age label expansions in Patients Age < 2 Age < 5 Patients Market Value the U.S. and Europe (Approximately 1,000 newborns with achondroplasia born each year in BioMarin territories) 9 1 Unaudited preliminary 2022 revenue estimate
Strategic Market Hemophilia A Base Indicated1 Launch Market Market Access Goal Germany 1Q 2023 $14B+ ~7,000 ~13,000 Cumulative Market Italy 2H 2023 Opportunity France 2H 2023 ~3,000 U.S. 2023 ~3,000 Japan Mid-Decade EMA Indicated U.S. Indicated ROW Indicated Hem A Indicated Hem A Indicated Patients Patients2 Patients Patients Market Value Brazil Mid-Decade 10 1 Indicated defined as consistent with Phase 3 eligibility criteria 2 U.S. ROCTAVIAN indication as anticipated 1H 2023
“The impact of gene therapy on my day to day, it has been a life change, it has been a big change...The peace of mind of living day to day, without being afraid of everything. That's the 3 years that I've had so far. A normal life.” “No bleeding, not even once.” ROCTAVIAN Clinical Trial Patient
Outcomes Based Agreements 2023 (OBAs) Outlook • First OBA concluded recently representing • First German patients expected to be multiple German health insurers treated in the coming weeks • Additional completed OBAs in Germany • Comfortable with ROCTAVIAN full-year anticipated in the coming weeks 2023 consensus estimates, assuming March U.S. approval • Patient CDx testing underway to determine ROCTAVIAN eligibility • Full-year 2023 ROCTAVIAN revenue guidance to be provided in February 12
~80% of HCPs likely to adopt ROCTAVIAN within 1 year of availability ROCTAVIAN could capture ~35% of severe adult hemophilia A patients, per EU HCPs ~75% of HCPs likely to adopt ROCTAVIAN within 1 year of availability ROCTAVIAN could capture ~40% of severe adult hemophilia A patients, per US HCPs Source: BioMarin commissioned market research; Hemophilia A: Global 301 2+ Year Data Impact Assessment, EU (Germany, France, Italy) and US; 13 April 2022
U.S. Market Access Plans Advancing: • ICER final assessment confirmed assumed value of ROCTAVIAN at $2.5M • Approached by multiple significant U.S. insurers indicating intent to implement a favorable policy for ROCTAVIAN reimbursement • U.S. outcomes-based agreements will be offered in the form of a warranty U.S. Regulatory Progress: • FDA completed the Pre-License inspection of our Gene Therapy facility in December; Believe the agency’s comments and observations are addressable and are preparing for launch • Clinical site inspections by FDA scheduled • 3-year Phase 3 results to be submitted to FDA in the coming weeks 14
Maximize Base Aggressive Life Indication Revenue Cycle Management Sustainable Growth & Profitability Accelerate Clinical Balance Profits with Pipeline Reinvestments 15
VOXZOGO / CNP-Mechanism: Other Genetic Short Stature (GSS) Conditions 600,000+ GSS conditions currently in the clinic: • Hypochondroplasia • CNP Deficiency • Heterozygous NPR2 mutation • Rasopathy 18,000+ • SHOX Achondroplasia Other GSS • Aggrecan Deficiency Patients Patients (Ages 4-17 years and more than 3 Standard Deviations below average) Phase 2 Results and Next Clinical & Regulatory Steps Expected Mid-2023 16
ROCTAVIAN: Hemophilia A +$3B $32B +$9B $29B +$2B $20B +$4B $18B $14B Initial Indicated Prior Inhibitors Active Inhibitors AAV + Age 15-17 (In the clinic) (In the clinic) (In the clinic) 17 1 ROCTAVIAN market represents a one-time treatment per patient and not annual re-occurring opportunity
Wholly Owned Manufacturing Capabilities Support Rapid Drug Development and Commercialization Gene Therapy Facilities Biologic Facilities • 2017: Novato, California facility commissioned (ISPE 2018 • 1999: Novato, California facility opened • 2011: Shanbally, Ireland facility acquired Facility of the Year – Project Execution) • Footprint: 200,000ft2 • Footprint: 80,000ft2 • Footprint: 50,000ft2 @2000L Bioreactor Scale • Manufactures: BRINEURA, VIMIZIM • Manufactures: ALDURAZYME, • Manufactures: ROCTAVIAN Drug Substance + Sterile DP NAGLAZYME, PALYNZIQ, VIMIZIM, VOXZOGO Drug Substance • 2023: Sterile Drug Product Capability • 2020: New Gene Therapy Pilot Plant commissioned • Footprint: 6,500 ft2 @500L and 2000L Bioreactor Scale • Manufactures: New Gene Therapy Clinical Candidates Substantial Track Record of Global Inspections and cGMP Compliance 18
Maximize Base Aggressive Life Indication Revenue Cycle Management Sustainable Growth & Profitability Accelerate Clinical Balance Profits with Pipeline Reinvestments 19
Phase 3 6e13 vg/kg dose In Year 3 In Year 4 N=132/112* N=17** Mean 18.8 15.2 FVIII Activity ROCTAVIAN Median 8.4 7.4 PHASE 3 Annualized Mean 1.0 0.8 3-YEAR and 4-Year Bleeding Rate*** (bleeding episodes Median 0.0 0.0 RESULTS per year) Annualized FVIII Mean 8.4 11.1 Utilization (infusions per year) Median 0.0 0.0 *N=132 (FVIII Activity); N=112 (ABR and AFR). Two of these patients discontinued from the study prior to reaching Year 3. FVIII imputed to be 0 IU/dL; no imputation was carried out for ABR and AFR. **N=17. One of these patients discontinued from the study prior to reaching Year 4. FVIII activity imputed to be 0 IU/dL; no imputation was carried out for ABR and AFR. ***Annualized rate is for treated bleeds. 20
AAV payload expression in human cells • Non-clinical and clinical studies of AAV episomes indicates that transgene expression is restricted by a AAV payload transcripts/ng RNA transcriptional mechanism • Screen of approved small molecule drugs modulating this mechanism identified several promising candidates that increase transgene expression • Next steps: Investigate in humans the potential of these compounds to augment initial expression, to extend or enhance sustained expression and reignite expression if lost Concentration of approved drug tested relative to Cmax of approved dose 21
IND- Therapeutic Focus Product Candidate Research Enabling Phase 1 Phase 2 BMN 255 Hyperoxaluria (Small Molecule) BMN 351 DMD (Exon 51 Oligonucleotide) Research and Early Development Musculoskeletal/ BMN 349 A1ATD (Small Molecule) Metabolic Long Acting CNP (Peptide) MSK (Oligonucleotide) 3 Candidates MSK (Gene Therapy) Non-Oncology HEM (Biologic) Hematology HEM (Oligonucleotide) BMN 331 HAE (AAV Gene Therapy) BMN 293 MYBPC3 HCM (AAV Gene Therapy) Cardiovascular CV (AAV Gene Therapy) 4 Candidates CV mAB CNS AAV (Gene Therapy) 4 Candidates CNS (Oligonucleotide) 4 Candidates Central Nervous System CNS (Peptide) CNS (Biologic) Total Addressable Market For IND Enabling & Phase I Programs $30B+ 22
AGXT Deficiency Increased Oxalate Recurrent Kidney Stones In PH1 Inherited Reduced AGXT function Oxalate crystals lead to mutations disrupt the causes increased recurrent kidney stones AGXT gene oxalate and kidney damage 23
Multi-ascending dose (MAD) Phase 1/2 underway Single BMN 255 Dose in HHVs BMN 255 PH1 & Liver -O- BMN 255 (n=6) Disease - - Mean of BMN 255 -∆- Placebo (n = 2) GO AGT Glycolate Glyoxylate Glycine ---FDA approved Oxalate product for PH1 24
SERPING1 haploinsufficiency Reduced C1-Inhibitor Episodes of Severe Angioedema • Available therapies for HAE cannot provide enduring compensation for loss of C1-inhibitor activity • “Troughs” of activity or missed treatment can leave individuals with HAE exposed to severe attacks • Pre-clinical studies with BMN331 in SerpinG1 mutant mice and NHPs suggest that a 6 E13 dose of BMN331 may provide ample expression of C1-INH within an acceptable range of variation to durably protect recipients from HAE attacks 25
First 6 E13 dosing (normal range:19-37 mg/dl) LLN 6e13vg/kg C1-INH antigen (mg/ dl) 2e13vg/kg 2e13vg/kg 26 C1-INH antigen levels (mg/dL) by visit
Therapeutic Focus Product Candidate / Key Attributes BMN 351 DMD (Exon 51 Oligonucleotide) • > 10x fold enhanced potency by targeting novel splice enhancer • At anticipated muscle concentrations > 20% dystrophin predicted Musculoskeletal/ Metabolic BMN 349 A1ATD (Small Molecule) • Rapidly acting, orally bioavailable, binds to mutant A1AT • Reduces polymer burden and improves liver health in mouse model BMN 293 MYBPC3 HCM (Gene Therapy) Cardiovascular • Cardiac specific C3 gene addition delivered by AAV • Durable rescue of hypertrophy and function in animal disease model 27
Addressable Therapeutic Focus Product Candidate Patient Population 1 BMN 351 DMD (Exon 51 Oligonucleotide) ~8K Musculoskeletal / Metabolic BMN 255 Hyperoxaluria (Small Molecule) ~800K BMN 349 A1ATD (Small Molecule) ~52K BMN 331 HAE (Gene Therapy) ~13K Cardiovascular BMN 293 HCM (Gene Therapy) ~180K 28 1 Clinically addressable patient population across BioMarin territories
5 Products Approved in the Last 8 Years Enzyme Replacement Therapies Achondroplasia Phenylketonuria Hemophilia A Gene Therapy 29
Maximize Base Aggressive Life Indication Revenue Cycle Management Sustainable Growth & Profitability Accelerate Clinical Balance Profits with Pipeline Reinvestments 30
Near Term Revenue Growth Enablers Accelerating Revenue Through Mid-Decade & Beyond • Launch VOXZOGO and ROCTAVIAN base indications • Achieve regulatory approval for U.S. $4B - $5B Double-digit ROCTAVIAN Growth $2.09B • Expand VOXZOGO and ROCTAVIAN indications • Continue to grow base portfolio 20221 2023E Mid- End of Decade Decade Financial Expectations $4B - $5B of Continuing to Invest in R&D Committing to Large Revenue in Mid-Decade Pipeline Advancements BioPharma Peer Profit Margins 31 1 Unaudited preliminary 2022 revenue estimate
GAAP to Non-GAAP Reconciliation P&L Guidance Measures GAAP Net Income P&L Line GAAP Non-GAAP Interest income (expense), net Total Revenue n n Provision for (benefit from) income Gross Profit taxes1 n % of Revenue Depreciation expenses R&D % of n Revenue Amortization expense2 n SG&A % of n Stock-based compensation expense n Revenue Significant non-recurring items n Net Income (Loss) n n Non-GAAP Net Income Diluted EPS n n 32 1 2 We will continue to adjust for tax effects of individual non-GAAP adjustments but not the entirety of income taxes To include amortization of intangible assets only
Maximize Base • Durable base business and launch of two potential blockbuster Indication Revenue products drive opportunity to double revenue by mid-decade • VOXZOGO beyond Achondroplasia opportunity significantly out- Aggressive sizes base indication Life Cycle Management • Studies underway to pursue ROCTAVIAN indications that more than double the base indication Accelerate • Proven track record applied to the most early-stage development Clinical programs in Company history expected to drive revenue growth Pipeline throughout decade and beyond Balance • Plans for sustainable profitability growth and cash accumulation to Profits With enable a sound capital allocation strategy focused on maximizing Reinvestment shareholder return 33
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