Corporate Presentation Winter 2021 - Freeline
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Clinical-stage, fully integrated, next generation, systemic AAV gene therapy company dedicated to transforming the lives of patients suffering from systemic debilitating diseases Proprietary capsid with significantly higher transduction efficiency in the liver High protein levels at low doses allows us to target diseases perceived as beyond the reach of AAV GT Potential for a functional cure for Haem B* with Factor IX expression levels in FIX the normal range Fabry clinical program demonstrating evidence of sustained αGLA activity αGLA levels at 1-year post-treatment Proprietary protein engineering, analytics and CMC platform that delivers novel, high-quality gene therapy constructs at commercial scale * Certain adult Haem B patients 3 Leadership Team with deep CMC, research & development, and commercial expertise in gene therapy and rare diseases
Haemophilia B data validates AAVS3 capsid and platform Our rationally designed Potent liver High protein Lower dose levels & AAVS3 capsid enables: transduction expression improved safety margin 200 190% Factor IX (FIX) activity level (%) Mean: 171% *** 150 143% Freeline = One-stage assay, central laboratory measurement 100 97% * 4.5e11 dose: mean value calculated The normal range based on following FIX levels: patient 1, 44%% (week 26), patient 2 46% (week 26) (50-150% FIX activity) ** 7.5e11 dose: value of patient 5 64% (week 26). Patient 4 experienced loss of expression due to transaminitis *** 9.75e11 dose: mean value calculated based on following FIX levels: patient 8 180% (week 26), patient 9 190% (week 26), 64%** patient 10 143% (week 26). Patient 7 experienced loss of expression due to transaminitis 50 50% 1. Miesback et al; Blood 2018 131:1022- ~47% 46% 1031 Mean: 2. uniQure’s late-breaking ASH abstract; first 44% data from the Phase 3 HOPE-B Gene Mean: 41% 45% * Therapy Trial. 54 patients week 26 data Mean: 37% 3. Pfizer R&D Day Sep 2020 – 4 year follow- Mean: 41% up data in 15 patients from Phase 1/2 trial. 31% Mean: 22% Note, now in Phase 3 development =3 = 54 1% = 15 =2 =1 =3 ~9% 4 2e13 vg/kg 2e13 vg/kg 5e11 vg/kg 4.5e11 vg/kg 7.5e11 vg/kg 9.75e11 vg/kg Ph. 2b - AMT061 Ph. 3 - AMT061 Ph. 1/2 - SPK-9001 Phase 1/2 - FLT180a FIX Padua FIX Padua1 FIX Padua2 FIX Padua3 Note - One-stage assay, central laboratory measurement.
Robust pipeline with retained global rights Development IND enabling Patient No. & WW Programme Research1 studies2 Phase 1/2 Phase 3 US & EU53 Commercial rights4 Haemophilia B FLT180a ~ 9,000 (RMAT designation) 1. In the research stage, we conduct in vitro Fabry and in vivo preclinical studies to evaluate different product candidates to select those with the best tolerability and potency profiles FLT190 ~ 9,000 2. In the IND enabling studies stage, we conduct preclinical in vivo studies in disease-specific mouse (Orphan designations) models and good laboratory practice, or GLP, toxicity studies in non-human primates and generate the CMC information and analytical data required for an investigational new drug, or IND, submission to the FDA for a clinical trial authorization, or CTA, submission to the EMA 3 These figures represent the total Gaucher approximate diagnosed population for each indication. ~ 6,000 The seroprevalence of antibodies against the AAV capsid FLT201 renders approximately 30-50% of patients ineligible for gene therapy 4. Owned and in-licensed intellectual property rights Haemophilia epidemiology : World Federation of Hemophilia 2018. Fabry Disease epidemiology: Metchler et al 2012; Spada et al 2016; Fabry Register; Fabry Outcome Survey; Haemophilia A Waldek et al 2009; Deegan et al 2006. ~ 38,000 Gaucher Disease epidemiology: Nalysnyk et al 2016; Weinreb et al 2008 & 2013; Charrow et al FLT210 2000; National Gaucher Foundation; Orphanet; NIH Technology Assessment Panel on Gaucher; Poorthuis 1999; Stirnemann et al 2012; Puopetova 2010; Mehta et al 2006. 40,000 5
Haemophilia gene therapy: Current state of the art AAV gene therapy treatments 150 Normal FIX expression Normal coagulation 140 50 – 150% Normal response to all FIX activity level (%) Aim: To achieve Factor IX (FIX) activity in 130 haemostatic challenges. the normal range No need for FIX replacement. 120 Demanded by patients and 110 now potentially achievable 100 with Freeline approach 90 80 70 1. The frequency of joint hemorrhages and procedures in nonsevere hemophilia A vs B. 60 Soucie et al. 2018 blood advances 2. uniQure’s late-breaking ASH 50 abstract; first data from the Phase 3 HOPE-B Gene Therapy Mild FIX expression Mean FIX: 37%; bleeds in 28% of Mild Haemophilia patients Trial. 54 patients week 26 data 3. Pfizer R&D Day Sep 2020 – 4 year 40 patients2 follow-up data in 15 patients Phase 3 - AMT061 FIX Padua still experience joint bleeds1 from Phase 1/2 trial. Note, now in Phase 3 development 30 Mean FIX: 22%; bleeds in 20% of 4. Nathwani et al; N Engl J Med 2014; 371:1994-2004 patients3 20 Phase 1/2 - SPK-9001 FIX Padua 7 10 Mean FIX: 5%4 Phase 1 - AGT4HB FIX WT 0 Moderate/Severe FIX expression Frequent spontaneous bleeds
Verbrinacogene setparvovec (FLT180a): Completed B-AMAZE Phase 1/2 study To establish a safe and effective dose of FLT180a that normalises factor IX activity levels between Objectives 50 and 150%, and to optimise an immune management regimen to preserve expression Key inclusion criteria Adaptive dose escalation design: • Severe or moderate Haemophilia B ≤ 2% Aim is to establish effective dose • Adults ≥18 years Key exclusion criteria • Neutralising antibodies to AAVS3 • Liver disease Cohort 2 Sponsor: University College London 1.5e12 vg/kg Cohort 4 Funding: Freeline Endpoints at 6 months Assessments: Safety; FIX activity level 9.75e11 vg/kg (one stage clotting assay); Exogenous • Safety FIX concentrate usage; Bleeding frequency Cohort 3 • FIX activity level Enrolment criteria: Haemophilia B 7.5e11 vg/kg patients aged >=18 years with FIX Cohort 1 activity levels 150 exposure Target range for dose finding days to FIX and no history of inhibitors; 4.5e11 vg/kg Normal liver function; No evidence of • 50 to 150% active Hepatitis B, C, or HIV infection 8 Immune • Prophylactic/reactive immunosuppression with management Corticosteroids +/- Tacrolimus strategy • Intensive monitoring
Patients receiving the 4.5e11 vg/kg dose show durable FIX activity just below the normal range (~44%) for almost 3 years Cohort 1 4.5e11 vg/kg No bleeds requiring FIX supplementation 200 FIX activity level (%) 150 The normal range (50-150% FIX 100 activity) 50 0 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 Days after Infusion One-stage assay, central laboratory measurement Data as of 21st August 2020 9
The 1.5e12 dose demonstrates the potency of our AAVS3 capsid for future indications Cohort 2 1.5e12 vg/kg No bleeds requiring FIX supplementation* 550 FIX activity level (%) 500 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 The normal range (50-150% FIX activity) 100 50 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 Days after Infusion One-stage assay, central laboratory measurement Data as of 21st August 2020 *Patient 3 had transaminitis 10
A dose between 7.5e11 & 9.75e11 vg/kg has the potential to achieve FIX activity in the normal range Cohort 3 7.5e11 vg/kg No bleeds requiring FIX supplementation in the patient that has FIX activity in the normal range* 300 FIX activity level (%) 250 200 150 The normal range 100 (50-150% FIX activity) 50 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 Cohort 4 9.75e11 vg/kg No bleeds requiring FIX supplementation Days after Infusion 300 One-stage assay, central laboratory measurement FIX activity level (%) 250 Data as of 21st August 2020 ALT = alanine aminotransferase 200 Patient experienced loss of expression due to transaminitis 150 *In cohort 3 (7.5e11 vg/kg) one patient The normal range lost expression and resumed FIX 100 prophylaxis (50-150% FIX activity) 50 11 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 Days after Infusion
In the Phase 1/2 study FLT180 was well tolerated with a favourable safety profile Key safety results No infusion reactions and no discontinuations of infusion No other allergic reactions to date Most common drug related SAE was transient transaminitis. Manifests as an elevation in ALT +/- a decrease in expression and is not a safety signal A single patient in the highest dose cohort developed an AV fistula thrombosis in the context of supraphysiological FIX levels 12
Potential to provide a functional cure by normalising FIX activity Key learnings from the B-AMAZE Phase 1/2 Study Demonstrated that the dose with potential to achieve FIX activity in the normal range is expected to be between 7.5e11 and 9.75e11 vg/kg Stable and durable response up to almost 3 years post treatment to date No bleeds requiring supplemental FIX* Favourable safety profile *This excludes one patient in cohort 3 (7.5e11 vg/kg) who lost expression and Short course of prophylactic tacrolimus combined with prophylactic prednisone and close resumed FIX prophylaxis monitoring expected to preserve expression and eliminate the need for FIX supplementation 13
Successful EOP2 meeting with FDA supports initiation of pivotal Phase 2b/3 study with a path to accelerated approval • The Phase 2b portion of the pivotal study is designed to read out data to confirm the dose, then seamlessly initiate the Phase 3 under the same protocol • Aim to file for accelerated approval using the surrogate endpoint of FIX activity levels combined with demonstration of a positive correlation between 26-week FIX activity levels and 52-week Annualised Bleeding Rate S D Phase 1/2 S D Long term safety study Patients 1 to 10 2024 FIX activity at 6 months EOP2 File BLA meeting S D E Phase 2b/3 Accelerated Fully enrolled Approval Complete S = Safety D = Durability Enrolling E = Efficacy Run in study 6 months baseline 14
The Freeline mission: To be life changers Haemophilia A
FLT210 is the only Factor VIII construct that fits within the carrying capacity of an AAV capsid Vector size comparison Key attributes of FLT210 5.2 Smallest disclosed liver specific 5.1 promoter in development 5 Shortened FVIII gene to reduce expression cassette size Note: Haem A candidate nomination reached. Toxicology, CMC and disease 4.9 animal model confirmation work ongoing Sources of construct sizes: Allows expression cassette to fit 1. As presented at ASGCT (2016) and WFH kb (2020) 4.8 within the natural capacity of AAV 2. As documented in patent (int. patent number: WO 2016/025764 A2) Standard 4.7 capsid 3. McIntosh J, Lenting PJ, Rosales C, et al. Therapeutic levels of FVIII following a single 4.7 kbp AAV peripheral vein administration of rAAV vector encoding a novel human factor VIII capacity variant. Blood. 2013;121(17):3335-3344. 4. Bunting S, Zhang L, Xie L, et al. Gene Therapy with BMN 270 Results in 4.6 Therapeutic Levels of FVIII in Mice and Primates and Normalization of Bleeding in Hemophilic Mice. Mol Ther. 2018;26(2):496- 509. 4.5 Potential to deliver more SB-525 1 SPK-8011/SPK-8016 2 BMN270 4 FLT210 predictable, less variable / 3 expression and to improve 16 durability
The Freeline mission: Fabry & Gaucher To be life changers disease
FLT190 demonstrates increased GLA expression and reduction in pathologic substrate in key tissues in Fabry mouse model Kidney GLA activity levels Heart GLA activity levels 300 400 300 200 GLA in Kidney (nmol/hr/mg) (nmol/hr/mg) GLA in Heart 200 100 100 WORLD symposia 2019: Jey Jeyakumar et al. 0 0 Liver-directed gene therapy corrects Fabry disease in mice wt Untreated Treated wt Untreated Treated FLT190 vector genome pseudo-typed with AAV8 in GLA KO mice; Dose: 2e12 vg/kg. Error bars: mean ± SD Time point: 16-week disease development prior to treatment; analysis 14 weeks post- treatment. Gb3/Lyso-Gb3 data (n=4, 2 males and 2 females) Electron microscopy x5000 Electron microscopy x5000 18
FLT190 produced a 3-fold increase in plasma GLA, sustained over one year post treatment Dose finding plan For patients with prior 1 Enzyme Replacement Therapy or Pharmacological 0.75e12 vg/kg 1.5e12 vg/kg 4.5e12 vg/kg 1.3e13 vg/kg Chaperone Therapy 9.0 Normal Range* 5.0 Plasma GLA nmol/hr/ml 1.6 1.2 Steady state – Patient 1 Data as of 15th June 2020 Increase 0.8 patient 1 * Normal range for GLA in plasma is 5- 9 nmol/ hr/ ml Below 1 nmol/hr/ml is diagnostic for Fabry disease 0.4 Baseline - Patient 1 19 0.0 0 7 14 21 28 35 42 49 56 63 70 77 84 Days post infusion
The Freeline mission: To be life changers Gaucher
Low doses of FLT201 in Gaucher mice result in higher expression and increased uptake in tissues affected by Gaucher disease • Novel GCase variant FLT201 is more stable in plasma than wild-type protein • This leads to a greater than 20 fold increase in potency vs. wild-type protein and better substrate clearance in key tissues Gaucher mice Velaglucerase ERT (60 U/kg)alfa FLT201 AAV-GBA 300 (60 U/kg) GCase activity in blood (mmol/h/ml) Spleen Bone marrow Lung 200 Velaglucerase alfa FLT201 dose: 2x1012 vg/kg 100 30 20 FLT201 dose: 2x1011 vg/kg 10 Velaglucerase alfa is an Enzyme Replacement Therapy for Gaucher disease 0 Anti-GCase – DAB, Haematoxylin counterstain, AAV8 0 204060 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 21 Time post injection (min)
CMC, The Freeline mission: Manufacturing To be life changers & Supply
Platform built on deep AAV expertise enables supply of pipeline of products with the goal of maximising safety and efficacy What we have Why it’s important Proprietary promoters and ✓ Product safety built into manufacturing construct designs design from the start ✓ High product potency enabling lower dose ✓ Increased predictability and longevity ✓ Enhanced production yield and low cost of goods ✓ Agile supply allowing fast response to changing business needs 23 Proprietary mammalian Proprietary analytics production system and characterisation algorithms
Capacity secured for product candidates Commercial Toxicology Clinical Supply Supply Haem B, Cambridge, MA, US Gaucher GMP manufacture (iCELLis® 500) Fabry, Seneffe, BE Gaucher Gaucher, Haem A, Stevenage, UK future pipeline Haemophilia B Fabry Multiple supply chains running same commercial-scale production platform Gaucher Pipeline Long term clinical/ commercial facility planned Commenced 24
The Freeline mission: Milestones and To be life changers Conclusion
Multiple near-term value-creating milestones expected 2020 2021 Haem B - Completed 10 patient Phase 1/2 study Haem B - Initiate pivotal study and held EOP2 meetings with FDA and MHRA Haem B - Initiated baseline screening study for Haem B - Present durability data up to 4 years Phase 2b/3 Haem B - Presented longer durability data Haem A - Complete preclinical proof of concept from Phase 1/2 study Fabry - Complete dose escalation in Part 1 of Gaucher – Filed CTA Phase 1/2 study Platform - Secured capacity for potential Haem B Gaucher - Initiate Phase 1/2 study product candidate commercialisation Funding - Raised $300 mm in Series C and Platform - Further develop plans for Freeline 26 NASDAQ IPO manufacturing facility
Clinical-stage, fully integrated, next generation, systemic AAV gene therapy company dedicated to transforming the lives of patients suffering from systemic debilitating diseases Potent capsid & Durable efficacy in Broad proprietary high protein levels the normal range pipeline Committed to Quality driven by Leadership with 27 functional cures CMC & Analytics deep expertise
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