Video Interview | Howie McKibbon
Botanix’s Chief Commercial Officer, Howie McKibbon, was interviewed on Ausbiz this week to discuss the positive results from our BTX 1702 Phase 1b/2 clinical trial for rosacea.
Botanix’s Chief Commercial Officer, Howie McKibbon, was interviewed on Ausbiz this week to discuss the positive results from our BTX 1702 Phase 1b/2 clinical trial for rosacea.
Botanix is pleased to share a recent analyst report published by Euroz Hartleys following last week’s announcement of positive results from our BTX 1702 Phase 1b/2 clinical trial for rosacea.
Analyst Seth Lizee noted:
“We believe the rosacea treatment universe is prime for disruption, with a gap in the market for drugs that can deliver similar efficacy without the side effects and limitations.
“Overall, these results strengthen BOTs already valuable pipeline of products, led by its lead asset Sofpironium Bromide, which the company recently submitted a New Drug Application (NDA) for to the FDA (12 month review process).”
Botanix has released positive data from its BTX1702 rosacea clinical study.
The Phase 1b/2 randomised, double-blind vehicle-controlled study examined the effects Botanix’s CBD formulation BTX 1702 in adults with moderate to severe papulopustular rosacea over an 8-week treatment period. The study tested two different concentrations of BTX 1702 topical gel – 10% and 20% – alongside a control arm.
Pleasingly, both the 10% and 20% doses showed clinically meaningful results, with the 10% concentration showing statistically significant reduction in inflammatory lesions – an FDA-designated endpoint for the study. A review of the photo evidence from the study also demonstrated visibly reduced redness in target patients.
Both doses were found to be very safe and well tolerated when compared to the control gel.
Botanix medical advisor, Dr Ira Lawrence commented:
“To achieve this level of inflammatory lesion reduction and improvement in both IGA and CEA within 8 weeks is very exciting, particularly with such an excellent safety profile.”
Rosacea affects more than 430 million people worldwide, and the market for treatments is expected to reach US$2.6 billion by 2025.
Botanix has today announced the submission of a New Drug Application to the FDA for approval of Sofpironium Bromide for the treatment of severe primary axillary hyperhidrosis (excessive underarm sweating).
Phase 3 studies of Sofpironium Bromide showed very high statistical significance for the treatment of primary axillary hyperhidrosis. In the US alone, there are approximately 7.3 million people who suffer from this disorder, with more than half of them actively seeking treatment.
Botanix President and Executive Chair, Vince Ippolito, said:
“We are delighted with the achievement of this submission milestone, and are targeting FDA approval in the US for 4Q CY2023 (following the usual 12-month FDA assessment and review period) to enable the commencement of sales in the US market.”
Botanix has announced it has now closed the first tranche of its anticipated $7.5 million placement to new and existing institutional and sophisticated investors.
The second tranche of the Placement is an issue of New Shares to Botanix directors, who have committed to subscribe for a total of $0.5 million of New Shares, which is subject to shareholder approval.
Botanix has today announced it has received strong commitments to raise $7.5m through a placement to Australian and international institutions and sophisticated investors.
Funds will support the development of the Company’s lead asset – Sofpironium Bromide (SB) – a novel dermatology asset with positive Phase 3 data to treat primary axillary hyperhidrosis, a medical condition which results in excessive underarm sweating.
This will include support for the FDA approval process and preparation for commercial launch. The New Drug Approval (NDA) filing with the FDA remains on track for submission this quarter with a 12-month review process.
Botanix (ASX:BOT) is pleased to advise that leading adviser Euroz Hartleys has released an analysis outlining the strong market opportunities for our most recent asset acquisition, Sofpironium Bromide.
Within the report, analyst Seth Lizee commented:
“Sofpironium Bromide’s target patient population is estimated to be ~3.7 million people in the United States, equal to the estimated number of patients with severe axillary hyperhidrosis seeking treatment…Even modest market penetration can translate into significant revenues.”
Botanix (ASX:BOT) is pleased to share a research report from leading stockbroking firm, Euroz Hartleys, following the release of the Company announcement that the FDA filing timeline for Sofpironium Bromide had been accelerated.
Botanix has today announced the New Drug Approval (NDA) submission to the FDA for our recently acquired dermatology asset, Sofpironium Bromide for the treatment of excessive underarm sweating, will now be ready to file in Q3 2022.
The Company also provided an update on its pipeline clinical studies. Both the rosacea (BTX1702) Phase 1/2 clinical study and the canine dermatitis (BTX 1204A) pilot study have reached target enrolment numbers, and subjects will be completing their treatments over the coming weeks. Outcomes for these two studies are expected later in the year.
Botanix (ASX:BOT) is pleased to share a research report from leading stockbroking firm, Euroz Hartleys, following the acquisition of our dermatology asset Sofpironium Bromide.
