Chosa Oncology (CHOSA) Investor Update summary
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Investor Update summary
30 Jun, 2026Strategic platform and technology
Proprietary solution can more than double the efficacy rate of platinum-based chemotherapy, especially in combination with PD-L1 immune therapies, targeting a rapidly growing market expected to reach $150 billion by 2032.
Technology enables precise identification of patients most likely to benefit from combination treatments, increasing pathological complete remission rates from 24% to 44%.
The drug response predictor (DRP) utilizes 205 genes, is patented until 2038, and has been validated in lung and breast cancer studies.
Clinical validation includes four independent studies and development based on data from 5,000 patients.
The test costs $1,500 per patient, with potential for price reduction at scale, and is positioned as cost-effective compared to immune therapy and clinical trial costs.
Commercialization and partnerships
Commercialization strategy focuses on partnering with PD-1 or biosimilar owners, offering differentiation in a crowded market where top three products hold over 90% share.
Proposed business model is a subscription-based royalty, with partners handling regulatory and commercial activities, and CHOSA providing logistics and analysis.
Conservative estimates suggest a 5% royalty on revenue gains, potentially yielding $50 million annually from a $1 billion revenue increase for a partner.
Ongoing discussions with pharma companies, with expectations that upcoming clinical data will drive further interest and potential deals.
Financial update and capital raise
Currently conducting a hybrid capital raise, including a directed issue and a rights issue, targeting SEK 20 million in total.
Rights issue offers three shares and three warrants per unit at SEK 1.86, with a strike price for warrants set at SEK 0.78.
Proceeds will primarily fund key opinion leader (KOL) studies in Europe and the US, with the remainder supporting working capital.
Annual burn rate is approximately SEK 7 million, and a successful raise will significantly extend the financial runway.
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