2. Company Overview
MGC Pharmaceuticals (MGC), is a medical and
cosmetic cannabis company with licenses to grow,
extract and sell Cannabis Sativa in Slovenia, inside
the EU.
MGC holds unique genetics consisting of an
exclusive strain of “Cannabis Sativa” which comprises
of very low Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) at below
0.3% and a very high Cannabidiol (CBD) content of
above 10%.
MGC is currently developing its own product range
of cosmetic and over-the-counter (OTC) medical
products in partnership with its JV partner, Dr. M.
Burstein.
MGC Pharmaceuticals
Capitalising on “Israeli Medical
Cannabis IP” – world leaders in
the production and delivery of
medical cannabis products
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$2.7 million initial capital
raising completed
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5. Selected Pharmacologic Features of Cannabinoids Showing Antiseizure Effects in Preclinical
Models.
Friedman D, Devinsky O. N Engl J Med 2015;373:1048-1058
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7. MGC Pharma- Key Points Of Difference
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Sources: Credit Suisse – Market Research, ArcView Group,
• Positioned in the rapidly growing medical cannabis market (worth US$2.7bn globally) and
cosmetic market (estimated at US$270 b globally in 2014)
• Focused strategy to enter the Australian market following the favourable regulatory shift by the
Federal Government
• Unique genetics from exclusive strain of Cannabis Sativa comprising very low THC levels (<0.32)
and high CBD levels (>10%) - yielding higher amounts of CBD by 4x against existing hemp crops
• Fully Licensed Operation established in Slovenia to Grow, Extract and Import/Export into EU
markets
• Highly experienced team with commercial success in the medical cannabis industry in Israel - a
world leader in the industry
• Multiple revenue streams, with significant uplift from full production capacity to be realized in
2017
• $60m off take agreement for MGC’s initial CBD production starting mid 2016
• MGC cosmetic and OTC medical products – first sales and revenues end 2015
8. Wealth of industrial cannabis
Sativa (Hemp) managing and
extraction experience, he
shares Mr. Segev’s vision of
building a large scale
European extraction facility
and has the necessary skills
to establish and run a
successful growing operation
and extraction facility. He has
extensive commercial
business contacts in the
European industry.
Previously CEO of Israel’s
second largest licensed
Medical Cannabis company,
Cann Pharmaceuticals. Led
the company to fully
commercialize from startup
position . Founded MGC
Pharmaceuticals to expand
into the huge European
market for cannabinoids in the
cosmetic industry.
MC Industry Leaders- Expertise and Experience
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Nativ Segev
Co-Founder and
Managing Director
Roby Zomer
Co-Founder, President &
CTO
A prominent practising
cardiologist and host of weekly
radio 2UE program: Healthy
Living. He has his own medical
practice and specialises in all
aspects of echocardiography.
Other area of expertise is in the
field of preventative cardiology.
He has published seven
books on preventative health
and regularly lectures both
nationally and internationally.
Dr Ross Walker
Non-Executive Director and
Head of Advisory Board
Joins upon completion of
transaction
10. Business Model
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Multiple revenue
streams –
from CBD off-take
agreements and cosmetic
and OTC medical
products sales.
Opportunity to leverage
growing and extraction
expertise in the Australian
Market.
MGC has a business model which closes the supply chain –demand exists for the end
products and MGC is now working towards establishing the supply of the raw material.
• Development of Cannabis Strains in Slovenian
Laboratory.
• Plantation and harvesting of crops in outdoor facility in
Slovenia.
Cultivation
• Crops to be processed on site at Slovenian facility and
CBD extracted
• Targeting 60% purity CBD resin
• MGC has the capability to process other crops on site
Extraction
• Sell CBD Extract into:
• Wholesale markets – other off-takes in pipeline
• Off-take with Natura JV to utilise in cosmetic products.
Distribution &
Sales
13. MGC Australian Strategy
MGC to be first in line to exploit scalable commercial opportunities in Australia for
CBD based expertise and products
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Appointment of Dr Ross Walker as Non-Executive
Director and Head of Strategic Advisory Board.
Collaboration with University of Sydney Business
School on research and commercial opportunities in
Australia.
Leverage Dr Ross Walker’s significant contacts in
Australia and potential for access to distribution
channels for MGC’s CBD products.
Take advantage of tax incentives from new Federal
Government innovation and research push.
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14. Global Market Opportunity – Medical Cannabis
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• Cannabinoids are legal in 23 U.S states
and the medical cannabis market is
estimated to be worth USD$2.7 billion
globally in 2014 and US$10 billion by
2019
• In Canada the market for medical
cannabis is expected to grow
significantly, from $144m in 2014
• Common diseases for which
Cannabinoids have shown high levels of
efficacy have combined sales of
+US$300 million to date
Sources: ArcView Group, The HIA, Statista
16. Capital Structure
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1. 100,000,000 Performance Shares upon MGC securing an off-take agreement to sell commercial quantities of CBD resin that contains a minimum
purity of 50%, and achieving first revenues of at least 1m Euro within three years, as detailed in ASX announcement dated 18 May 2015.
Note- On completion of acquisition, MGC vendor securities will be escrowed pursuant to Ch 1&2 of the ASX Listing Rules
Ordinary
Shares
Performanc
e Shares
Unlisted
Options
Cash
Current issued capital 507,586,552 Nil 53,500,000 $2.0m
Shares to be issued to consultants
and prospectus shares
3,846,700 Nil Nil Nil
Underwriting Options to be issued Nil Nil 20,000,000 Nil
MGC vendor consideration
securities
200,000,000 100,000,0001 Nil Nil
Total 711,433,252 100,000,0001 73,500,000 ~$2.0m
17. Cannabidiol (CBD) – Global Potential
Scientific and clinical studies indicate that CBD could be effective in easing symptoms of a
wide range of difficult-to-control conditions, including:
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Nausea
Inflammatory
Disorders
Anxiety and
Depression
Tumors and
Cancerous
Cells1
Diabetes
Rheumatoid
arthritis
Epilepsy
Schizophrenia
Chronic
Pain 2
Multiple
Sclerosis
Skin
Conditions:
Psoriasis
and Acne
1. CBD has demonstrated neuro-protective effects, and its anti-cancer potential is currently being explored at several academic
research centers in the U.S. and other countries.
2. Impacts pathways in the body, which control pain and support the immune system, thereby delivering significant medicinal
benefits in the treatment of chronic pain
19. CBD- Treatment of Epilepsy
-Despite over 20 different anti-seizure
drugs available, 30% of patients with
epilepsy still experience seizures
-A recent study of 137 patients with
severe, refractory epilepsy on maximal
standard anti-convulsant therapy, given
a purified CBD extract, had a 54%
reduction in seizure frequency
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20. Clinical Trials, Case Series, and Case Reports on Cannabinoids in the Treatment of Epilepsy.
Friedman D, Devinsky O. N Engl J Med 2015;373:1048-
1058
21. CBD- Treatment of Chronic Pain
-7 % of Australians suffer some form of chronic
pain
-There are increasing issues with the over-
prescription of narcotic analgesics & significant
side effects of non steroidal anti-inflammatory
drugs
-A number of studies are showing a significant
reduction in pain & improvements in sleep
parameters in a variety of CBD based products
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22. CBD- Treatment of Cancer
3 Areas of Potential Benefit
1) Chemotherapy induced
nausea
2) Cancer pain
3) Cancer growth & spread
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23.
24. CBD- Treatment of MS and Alzheimers
3 Areas of Potential Benefit
1) Spasticity
2) Neuropathic pain
3) Central Nervous System
inflammation
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29. Disclaimer
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Those intentions, expectations, future plans, strategy and prospects may or may not be achieved. They are based on certain assumptions, which may not be met
or on which views may differ and may be affected by known and unknown risks. The performance and operations of the Company may be influenced by a number
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30. Contact Information
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Media Enquiries
Asher Moses
Director
Media and Capital Partners
+61 438 008 616
Asher.moses@mcpartners.com.au
ERIN soon to be MGC Pharmaceuticals
Brett Mitchell
Executive Chairman
+61 8 9389 2000
brett@mgcpharma.com.au
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Figure 1 Selected Pharmacologic Features of Cannabinoids Showing Antiseizure Effects in Preclinical Models. The exact targets that mediate the antiseizure effects of cannabinoids are unknown. Several cannabinoids are known to bind to multiple targets in the central nervous system and exert effects at nanomolar or low micromolar concentrations. These targets include transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily V, members 1, 2, and 3 (TRPV1-3), glycine receptor α (α3GlyR), peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma (PPAR-γ), calcium-gated ion channel (Cav3 ion channel), and diacylglycerol lipase α (DAGL-α). There are conflicting results from multiple studies on the effects of Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol on G-protein-coupled receptor (GPR) 55. CB1R and CB2R denote cannabinoid receptor types 1 and 2, 5-HT the serotonin receptors 5-hydroxytryptophan type 1A and 3A, TRPA transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily A, and TRPM transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily M. Adapted from Cascio and Pertwee9 and Pertwee and Cascio.10
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