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Lifecare ASA

Investor Presentation Feb 20, 2025

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The information in this presentation has been prepared by Lifecare (the "Company"). This presentation does not constitute a recommendation regarding any securities of the Company. By accepting to attend this presentation and/or receive this information, you agree to be bound by the following limitations andprovisions:

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Content Operational review Financial review Progress and outlook Q&A

Highlights

Lifecare ASA listed on Euronext Oslo Børs

First implant in longevity study confirms durability and biocompatibility

Optimizing implant design for manufacturability

New sensor chemistry boosts glucose sensitivity fivefold, promising improved accuracy and performance pending in-vivo validation

Product Development Agreement with Sanofi supports sensor miniaturization

Operational review

Optimizing and advancing: Design for manufacturability

  • Advancing product development with experienced developers of implants and sensors we have engaged TTP plc (The Technology Partnership) holding a solid expertise and experience in product development of medical implants and sensors.
  • Development through scientific research is in the forefront of Lifecare's work to continuously optimize and enhance product and product tolerances, while this collaboration facilitates a holistic review of component adjustments for an improved implant designed for manufacturing.
  • Improved implant will be ready for validation in Q1 2025, ensuring an enhanced basis for our longevity study and upcoming clinical studies.

Continuously improving: New generation of chemistry with improved sensitivity

  • Breakthrough in sensor sensitivity – achieved a fivefold increase in glucose sensor sensitivity using a new proprietary chemistry, enhancing its ability to detect small changes in glucose levels.
  • Potential for significant improved accuracy - with the increased sensitivity, we expect a notable improvement in CGM accuracy (MARD), potentially surpassing all currently available CGMs, although in-vivo validation is still pending.
  • Enhanced sensor performance and efficiency - the improved sensor sensitivity boosts signal-to-noise ratio, leading to more precise glucose readings, more efficient data processing, and reduced manufacturing complexity through simplified sensor design and software.
  • Path to innovation and patent protection - the new chemistry will undergo in-vitro and long-term in-vivo studies, with Lifecare considering patent protection for this significant technological advancement.

Initial stage of longevity study: No unexpected foreign body responses

  • No adverse reactions first veterinary patient study demonstrated 12-week stability with no unexpected foreign body reactions.
  • Intact glucose sensitivity post-study testing confirmed that the sensor maintained intact glucose sensitivity, validating its durability and biocompatibility.
  • Progress towards clinical trials and CE marking these positive results support the continuation of longevity testing, moving closer to clinical trials and building the technical documentation required for CE marking and introduction in the human market.

Product development agreement

  • Collaboration with Sanofi for sensor miniaturization Lifecare is working with Sanofi to miniaturize its glucose sensor technology, with Sanofi providing financial support and holding a right of first refusal for a global, exclusive license.
  • Progress and funding triggered by phase-end report Lifecare submitted a phase-end report in Q4 2024, triggering Sanofi's funding contribution and continuing the development agreement as planned.
  • Potential for commercial rights activation the next phase-end report, expected after the longevity study, could potentially activate commercial rights, though no confirmation is available at this stage.

  • Operating expenses of NOK 34 million in line with expectations and higher than previous quarter due to high R&D activity and external expertise.
  • Net cash outflow of NOK 14 million in the quarter, supported by NOK 16.6 million from the public retail offering.
  • Cash position of NOK 62 million at quarter end.
  • Operating expenses expected to decrease Q1 2025, with no capex.
  • Upcoming warrant exercise period 2 13 June 2025.

Progress

Studies Regulatory compliance Production and market launch
2022 Successful in-vitro testing confirming
functionality of miniaturized sensors
Approval for accuracy study LFC-
SEN-001
Production location secured
Proof-of-concept in humans
2023 In-human study (LFC-SEN-001) confirming
clinical accuracy in line with gold standard
Longevity study of the Sencell
with operational
lifetime of more than 172 days
ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certified
Norwegian Medicine Agency confirms no specific regulation for Sencell
medical device for
animals in Norway
Approval for longevity study in dogs (LFC-SEN-002)
Preparations for automated production
2024 In-dogs longevity study (LCF-SEN-002)
confirming operational lifespan
Preparations for LFC-SEN-003
CE approved device to remove subdermal implants Pilot production
Key steps in automated production
2025 In-dogs longevity, biocompatibility and data
accuracy study (LFC-SEN-002)
Clinical study (LFC-SEN-003) confirming
operational efficiency
Build technical file to claim CE-mark for Sencell for the human market Product launch for veterinary market
Automated production

Outlook

  • Advancing optimization of implants, ensuring production consistency, and driving progress towards automated manufacturing processes.
  • Conducting in -vivo validation of the new sensor chemistry.
  • Continuing the study in dogs to confirm the longevity, biocompatibility and data accuracy.
  • Preparing for a clinical study aimed at gathering data to support the CE -mark claim for Sencell in the human market.
  • Preparing for commercialization in the veterinary market and further developing the product for clinical trial use.

Q4 2024 report is available for download at

lifecare.no/investor/reports-presentations/

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