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Q&A Investor Relations

Below you will find frequently asked investor questions and our CEO’s answers

Latest edition December 4, 2024

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Rights Issue 2024

Where do I find more information regarding the rights issue 2024?

You will find more information on the dedicated rights issue information page.

US OTQCB dual-listing

Since when has PHI been listed on a US stock market?

Since August 15th, 2024, PHI has been dual-listed on the US-based OTCQB Venture Market.

Additional reading

Product Development

HoloMonitor M4FL and HoloMonitor M4 in one incubator
HoloMonitor M4 and HoloMonitor M4FL inside a cell culture incubator

Do you have any plans to develop HoloMonitor further after the fluorescence module?

Yes!

What is the advantage of combining holographic imaging with fluorescence imaging?

The combination makes it easier and less expensive to gain fluorescence insights. Coupled with that, it minimizes the harmful effect of fluorescence labeling on the cells. Especially, reduced cell impact is very important to produce reliable research results, which is important to our users.

Which of your customers request the combination?

Almost all of our users ask about fluorescence. Cell biologists are very interested in the genetic activity of cells. To some extent, it is possible to see genetic activity with holography, as the activity results in changing the shape or behavior of the cells. However, fluorescence microscopy is needed to see more subtle biochemical changes.

Will the customers who have already purchased the HoloMonitor be able to add the fluorescence module afterward?

Yes, the HoloMonitor M4 system has been prepared for a fluorescence add-on for a long time.

Regenerative Medicine

“We envision that PHI and our key technology are integrated into established quality standards within regenerative medicine.” – What would that entail for your sales and finance? And how would that look in praxis?

A quality standard means that all companies acting within regenerative medicine must use the established standard for quality control and approvals. Thus, the first companies creating that standard have a competitive edge in the market.

For PHI technology to integrate into the quality control process in regenerative medicine, do you need to make any changes to the current M4 hardware and software?

QPI-in-regenerative-medicine-the-cell-therapy-manufacturing-process-cycle-overview

Yes, to integrate our technology into manufacturing processes, the system will most likely be tailor-made. Generally, at the patient bedside and for cell transport, we envision a standard system, most likely a development of the present HoloMonitor product line.

GlycoImaging

Artistic image of molecularly imprinted polymers (MIP).
GlycoImaging aims to use molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) to create and replace today’s antibodies with synthetic “plastic antibodies”. Today, antibodies are manufactured by letting cells or animals produce them. This makes it both difficult and complicated to get the desired antibodies with high purity.

Read more about GlycoImaging in the article Fighting cancer at an early stage.

What is the status of the MIPs patent?

We secured the synthetic antibodies patent in the US, Japan, and the EU.

What is the plan for the MIPs patent?

We have established a dedicated subsidiary, PHI MIPS AB, to house the synthetic antibody patent family and facilitate its business potential. This subsidiary provides transparency regarding the synthetic antibody patents, setting it apart from PHI AB’s core business. Overall, the idea is to license out the patent right or sell the patent.

Communication

How can I stay informed about the Company?

More questions? Please get in touch with our new CEO,
Anders Månsson, at ir@phiab.com