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Company Highlights Nasdaq-listed company as of September 30, 2019 Robust IP portfolio with 31 issued U.S.
and foreign patents and 29 U.S. and foreign patent applications Strategic Partnership with CanSinoBIO for OCU400 Gene Therapy Co-Development
for ocular Graft Versus Host Disease (oGVHD) Orphan Drug Designation MODIFIER GENE THERAPY PLATFORM OCU400 for Inherited Retinal
Diseases - Orphan Drug Designations (NR2E3 and CEP290 Mutation-Associated Retinal Diseases) OCU410 for Dry AMD NOVEL BIOLOGIC
THERAPIES FOR RETINAL DISEASES OCU200 for Wet AMD, Diabetic Macular Edema, Diabetic Retinopathy OCU100 for Retinitis Pigmentosa
Experienced Leadership Team - - - Diverse experience in large pharma, signature biotech,
and small companies Track record of success Brings large and small company learnings to Ocugen 4 2019 Ocugen. All Rights
Reserved. Rasappa Arumugham, PhD Chief Scientific Officer Vijay Tammara, PhD Vice President, Regulatory & Quality Kelly Beck,
MBA Vice President, Investor Relations & Administration Daniel Jorgensen, MD, MPH, MBA Chief Medical Officer Sanjay Subramanian,
MBA Chief Financial Officer Shankar Musunuri, PhD, MBA Chairman, CEO and Co-Founder
Orphan us oGVHD 60,000 OCU300 NR2E3 Mutation-Associated RetinalDegeneration Orphan us 500-600 CEP290 Mutation-Associated
RetinalDegeneration Orphan us OCU400 NR2E3-MV 2,500-3,000 Rhodopsin Mutation-Associated RetinalDegeneration 10,400-12,700 OCU410
RORA-MV 9-10M Dry AMD > WetAMD 1.1M > > OCU200 Tumslatin-Transferrin 745,000 Diabetic Macular Edema Diabetic Retinopathy
OCU100 Retinitis Pigmentosa Gene Therapy Pricing Reference: Novartis gene therapy Zo/gensma = $2.1M per patient Source: The
Wall Street Journal, October 22, 2019 , ocugen 5 @2019 Ocusen.AII Rishts Reserved. RETINAL DISEASES (novel biologics) MODIFIER
GENE THERAPY PLATFORM OCULAR SURFACE DISEASE (small molecule) Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 1 Preclinical Prevalence (US) Indication
OCU300 for oGVHD: Unmet Need for Patients with Ocular Graft vs Host Disease (oGVHD) Rare Ocular Diseases
~60% of allogeneic bone marrow transplant patients will develop oGVHD - Autoimmune disease that occurs in allogeneic bone
marrow transplant (BMT) patients -Donor derived leukocytes attack recipient ocular tissue Patients encounter dry, tearless
eyes, vision issues, severe pain, discomfort, and potential ocular scarring May lead to significant vision loss and irreparable
ocular surface damage ~63,000 patients in the US by 2020 - - ~3-6 months from transplant is when patients will develop
Hematopoietic Cell Transplant Survivors in the United States, Majhail N et al Oct 2014 Source: https://bethematch.org/tcdirectory/search/advanced/#-/-/-/false/-/TotalTransplants-Ocugen
is the first and only company to receive orphan drug designation from FDA for treatment of oGVHD
First Phase 3 Study With Orphan Drug Designation Indication: Treatment of ocular discomfort and ocular
redness in patients with oGVHD - - 84-day, Randomized, Double-Masked, Placebo-Controlled Study Key inclusion criteria:
diagnosis of definite' oGVHD using the International Chronic Ocular GVHD Consensus Group revised diagnostic criteria
(Ogawa, 2013) Patients referred to specialty BMT centers; 10+ centers are active in this study - 2:1 randomization (OCU300
n=40; Placebo n=20) Co-primary endpoints include: -Symptom: Ocular discomfort based on Visual Analog Scale (VAS) On a scale
from 0-10, what was the intensity of your Ocular Discomfort, at its worst, over the past 24 hours? - Sign: Ocular redness
OCUO3C0U0300 (Brimonidine 0.18% OcuNanoE ) PLAPCLEABCOE*BO (Ophthalmic Buffered Saline)
Brimonidine Safety Existing Molecule is already proven safe and effective Efficacy Early stage clinical
studies led to Phase 3 design OcuNanoE drug delivery system improves overall efficacy - 505(b)(2) regulatory pathway
allows use of safety data already available for brimonidine OCU300 is preservative-free (no BAK) - Brimonidine approved for
Generic substitution prohibited - Generic brimonidine (0.2%) not approved for oGVHD - Concentration/formulation different
from OCU300 - Contains BAK preservative - OCU300 completing controlled studies in oGVHD patients - AB criteria not
OcuNanoETM Drug Delivery System Improves Overall Efficacy Brimonidine Level in Lacrimal Gland (Preclinical)
Mouse DED Model (Preclinical) ** 1 0 0 0 4 3 1 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 3 6 9 1 2 0 Drug distribution to lacrimal gland from traditional eye
drops is low relative to other target tissues T i m e ( h ) O C U 3 0 0 B r i m o n i d i n e T M O C U 3 0 0 ( 0 . 1 8 % ) O c
u N a n o E - - - OCU300 = Brimonidine (0.18%) OcuNanoE Brimonidine = Commercial 0.2% solution Figure shows
median, interquartile range & min/max fluorescein score **p<0.01 B r i m o n i d i n e s o l u t i o n ( 0 . 2 % ) -
u o r e s c e i n S c o r e OcuNanoE increases brimonidine in lacrimal gland and improves overall efficacy of OCU300
OCU300 has Compelling Value Proposition Market Access Market Potential Physicians Patients - Spend
3 months in hospital after receiving bone marrow transplant - Potential to be first approved product in US market - Most
exhibit symptoms while still under hematologist/ oncologist care - First and only company to receive Orphan Drug Designation
from FDA for oGVHD - Advances in hematopoietic cell transplantation leading to increasing number of transplant survivors ~63,000
then referred to specialized ophthalmologists - Hematologists looking for approved therapy; no knowledge of off-label options
- No approved therapy - Seek to establish ICD-10 diagnostic code - Analysis supports premium pricing - Opportunities
to partner for commercialization Targeted BMT Centers Premium Pricing
Modifier Gene Therapy Platform 12
Modifier Gene Therapy Has a Broader Impact of diseases using the same gene(s) other than modifier gene
the expression of many genes, gene-networks and reset homeostasis. ModifierWe can address a number gene MModifier Gene product.
Cell Cell Cell Cell with mutated/nonfunctioningCell with OCU400 Novel approach that targets nuclear hormone genes (NHRs), which
regulate multiple functions within the retina Smoother regulatory pathway due to ability to target multiple diseases with one Ability
to recoup development costs over multiple therapeutic indications NR2E3 Mutation-Associated Retinal Disease CEP290 Mutation-Associated
Retinal Disease Rhodopsin Mutation-Associated Retinal Disease GENE X GENE X GEN E M GENE M Gene Augmentation: Transfer functional
version of a non-functional gene into the target cells. Normal gene X Cell Cell Cell Cell with mutated/ nonfunctioning gene X Traditional
Gene Therapy Traditional approach that targets one individual gene mutation at a time Regulatory pathway focused on specific product
for one disease Longer time to recoup development costs ONE Disease GENE X GENE X GENE X GEN E X GEN E X GENE X
OCU400 (NR2E3) Rescues Vision Loss in Multiple Inherited Human Disease: Retinal Diseases (IRDs) Rhodopsin
associated adRP Rho-/-Rhodopsin associated adRP RhoP23 H PDE6B associated RP rd1-/-PDE associated arRP rd10-/-Leber Congenital
Amaurosis Cep290 (rd16) Mouse Models: ^ *Treated fundus photos: subretinal single injection Control Retinal Degeneration Mice Models
Product Rescues Multiple IRDs after onset
OCU400: Orphan Drug Designation NR2E3 Mutation-Associated Retinal Degeneration Early stage disease OCU400
Single Injection (Intravitreal) 1 mo Baseline (Control) 1 mo after treatment Advanced stage disease OCU400 Single Injection (Intravitreal)
3 mo Baseline (Control) 1 mo after treatment 3 mo Baseline (Control) 1 mo after treatment OCU400 Single Injection (Subretinal)
Gene Therapy Manufacturing: A Major Bottleneck Faced by All Increased demand for cell & gene therapy
manufacturing - - 1,060 clinical trials globally; 80 cell and gene therapy trials in Phase 3 Large pharma acquiring companies
to support internal programs - eg: Roche acquired Spark; Pfizer acquired Bamboo; Celgene acquired Juno Others being acquired
by major CMOs to establish their presence in the gene therapy - eg: Thermo Fisher acquired Brammer Bio; Catalent acquired
Paragon - Gene therapy companies facing manufacturing bottleneck & costs - - - Long wait in the queue for
CMO while large pharma can bypass (due to scope and financial power) Traditional CMO model not appropriate for implementing specialized
process optimization steps High cost for the CMC development and clinical supplies; approximately: - - - $7M
- $10M for Phase 1 $8M - $10M for late stage $10M - $15M for scale-up development for commercialization/BLA filing 16 2019