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Actinogen Medical (ACW) Status Update summary

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Status Update summary

18 Dec, 2025

Program milestones and trial status

  • Final patient enrolled and treated in the pivotal XanaMIA Phase IIb trial, reaching 246 participants for a 36-week treatment period.

  • Full enrollment achieved in the US and Australia, with an exemplary safety profile observed over 36 weeks and no serious adverse events related to the drug.

  • Interim safety and futility analysis scheduled for late January, with final results expected in November next year.

  • Open-label extension to begin at the end of Q1 next year, allowing all participants to receive active drug and providing long-term safety and efficacy data.

  • Funding secured beyond mid-next year, with additional non-dilutive options and potential regional partnerships under consideration.

Scientific rationale and clinical evidence

  • Xanamem targets brain cortisol by inhibiting 11-beta-HSD1, a unique mechanism with no direct competition in Alzheimer's treatment.

  • PET data confirm brain penetration and target engagement at low doses, with published studies showing robust slowing of disease progression in p-Tau positive patients.

  • Phase II trials in depression demonstrated significant improvement in treatment-resistant patients, supporting the cortisol hypothesis.

  • Elevated p-Tau is used as a biomarker for trial inclusion, aligning with FDA guidance and ensuring rapid disease progression in the study population.

  • The primary endpoint is the CDR Sum of Boxes, a sensitive and universally accepted measure for Alzheimer's trials.

Competitive landscape and commercial outlook

  • Current anti-amyloid and anti-tau therapies offer only modest benefits and have safety concerns, while Xanamem is positioned as a safe, effective, once-daily oral therapy.

  • Market research with neurologists indicates strong interest, with 80% likely to prescribe Xanamem within six months of launch.

  • Xanamem can be combined with existing Alzheimer's medications and is expected to move rapidly into first-line therapy if approved.

  • Multiple global partners are reviewing data, with regional deals considered only if terms are favorable.

  • Final results could enable expedited regulatory approval and attract significant partnership interest.

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