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Corporate Update Presentation

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Botanix Pharmaceuticals has released a corporate presentation to the ASX this morning, which is being shared with investors as part of meetings over the course of the next week.

Key highlights include:

  • Successful launch of BTX 1702 rosacea clinical study, with recruitment well underway
  • Design of the BTX 1204A pilot study of canines with atopic dermatitis, which is about to commence 
  • Preparation for the BTX 1801 Phase 2b clinical study targeting the nasal decolonisation of Staph aureus in haemodialysis patients
  • Reviewing new opportunities to leverage the unique properties of our Permetrex™ technology platform in dermatology 

Our Company remains in a strong financial position, holding a cash balance of A$21.56m at 30 June 2021, and is progressing strategically forward to deliver these core programs.

Read Presentation and ASX Release here.

Research Report by Euroz Hartleys

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Botanix (ASX:BOT) is pleased to advise that leading adviser Euroz Hartleys has initiated coverage on Botanix as we lead into an exciting 12 months of clinical studies and corporate activities.

This report reinforces our belief that Botanix has assembled the right people, technology and research strategies to advance our assets, and to deliver positive results for our shareholders and the patients we exist to serve.

Read the full report.

Botanix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:BOT) gets U.S. FDA clearance for BTX 1801 development

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Botanix Pharmaceuticals (BOT) has completed a pre-investigational new drug meeting with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Office of Infectious Diseases.

The meeting assessed the potential of initiating clinical development of the company’s BTX 1801 antimicrobial drug for preventing surgical site infections (SSIs) in the U.S.

It also enabled the company to receive feedback from the FDA on the drug development plan needed for BTX 1801 to support a Fast Track designation and New Drug Application (NDA).

Click through to read the full article on The Market Herald here.

Australia’s first Antimicrobial Resistance Network forms to combat global health threat

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Botanix welcomes, wholeheartedly, today’s news from MTPConnect announcing the formation of an Australian-first network to address the impact of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) on human health.

The Australian Antimicrobial Resistance network – AAMRNet – was launched in response to urgent recommendations in a new report by MTPConnect, ‘Fighting Superbugs: A Report on the Inaugural Meeting of Australia’s Antimicrobial Resistance Stakeholders’.

Professor Geoffrey Coombs, member of the AAMRNet Steering Committee and President of the Australian Society for Antimicrobials, is involved in our BTX 1801 clinical study in Perth. We are fortunate to be collaborating with leaders in this sector to examine the full potential of our platform AMR product.

Addressing the impact of AMR is a foremost priority for our business. We look forward to supporting this network and contributing valuable clinical data to our combined efforts to address what is one of the most significant, pressing threats to global health.

Read more from MTPConnect here.