SkinBio
Sectors

Regulatory Pathways

  • Cosmetic skincare applications
  • Shortest regulatory path
  • Increases / enhances skin natural barrier / improved look and feel
  • Anti- ageing effect
    Partnership with Croda plc
    • Agreement signed on 20/11/2019
    • Specialist cosmetic division Sederma, based in Paris, France
    • Large global customer portfolio – 12,000+ Customers
    • Building a dedicated production line circa €5mill
  • Own label potential
  • $100+bn area of high growth (Source: Euromonitor passport stats 2016)
  • Food supplement – blend of probiotics for the treatment of skin conditions
  • Gut /skin axis
    • Exploiting the known relationship between the health of the gut and the skin
  • Partnership with Winclove Probiotics
    • Agreement signed 19/02/2020
    • Based in The Netherlands
    • 25 years experience
    • Experts in probiotic food supplements
  • Multiple application areas
    • Psoriasis, $7.0bn with CAGR of 7.0% (Source Reuters 2019)
    • Eczema, $3.9bn with CAGR of 3.8% (Source Pharmapoint Global Data 2014)
  • Relatively low regulatory requirement
    • Requires a short food supplement trial
  • Medical Device
  • Skin care / enhancing barrier
  • Multiple treatment / application areas
    • Eczema $3.9bn with CAGR of 3.8% (Source Pharmapoint Global Data 2014)
    • Psoriasis $7.0bn with CAGR of 7.0% (Source Reuters 2019)
    • Acne $4.9bn with CAGR of 4.6% (Source Persistence Market Research)
  • Advanced woundcare / accelerated wound closure
    • AWC Market $19.8bn with CAGR of 4.6%
  • Protecting inert surfaces by providing a barrier
  • Hospital Acquired Infection applications
  • Domestic applications
  • Prevents “latching” of bacteria
  • Skin, surfaces, clothing, sheets, air
  • Vulnerable areas
    • ICU
    • Operating theatres
    • Geriatrics / paediatrics
  • Healthcare-associated infection $17.1bn CAGR 6.1% (Source: BCC 2015)
  • RX / PrescriptionMarket
  • Lengthy and complex regulatory path
  • Logical follow on from AxisBiotix
  • Prescription versions of already established food supplements