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ASX Release Anatara Investor Presentation BRISBANE, 18th October 2017: Anatara Lifesciences (ASX:ANR) is pleased to release its latest institutional roadshow presentation and market update that will be delivered to investors this week by CEO & Chairman, Dr Mel Bridges and Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer, Dr Tracey Mynott. The presentation highlights the Company s key achievements and recent commercial activities: Current negotiations with #1 global animal health company, Zoetis Inc, regarding a commercial agreement for the worldwide development, distribution and marketing of Detach Submission of the Company s dossier to the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA), seeking regulatory approval to register Detach for commercial marketing in Australia Preparing Detach for commercial launch in the Australian market Revenue up 12.6% to $3.2 million, including the receipt of milestone payments under the Zoetis Research Evaluation and License Option Agreement, receipt of the 2015-16 R&D tax rebate and successful grant funding applications The presentation also includes a status update on the Company s efforts to develop its product pipeline, extending from its core application to control diarrhoea in pigs, to human gastrointestinal conditions such as Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Inflammatory Bowel Disease and Traveller s Diarrhoea. A copy of the presentation follows. For more information please contact: Investor inquiries Dr Mel Bridges Chairman & CEO, Anatara Lifesciences +61 (0) 413 051 600 mbridges@anataralifesciences.com Media inquiries Jane Lowe IR Department +61 (0) 411 117 774 jane.lowe@irdepartment.com.au About Anatara Lifesciences Anatara Lifesciences is developing therapeutics for gastrointestinal diseases in production animals and humans. Its lead product Detach is a natural plant based product that aids in the control of diarrhoea and will help address global concerns around the overuse of antibiotics in production animals that is contributing to the rise of so-called super bugs that make infectious diseases harder to treat. The Anatara team has a strong track record in biological science as well as building and growing international biotech companies.

Investor Update October 2017

Disclaimer The information in this presentation does not constitute personal investment advice. The presentation is not intended to be comprehensive or provide all information required by investors to make an informed decision on any investment in Anatara Lifesciences Ltd, ACN 145 239 872 (Company). In preparing this presentation, the Company did not take into account the investment objectives, financial situation and particular needs of any particular investor. Further advice should be obtained from a professional investment adviser before taking any action on any information dealt with in the presentation. Those acting upon any information without advice do so entirely at their own risk. Whilst this presentation is based on information from sources which are considered reliable, no representation or warranty, express or implied, is made or given by or on behalf of the Company, any of its directors, or any other person about the accuracy, completeness or fairness of the information or opinions contained in this presentation. No responsibility or liability is accepted by any of them for that information or those opinions or for any errors, omissions, misstatements (negligent or otherwise) or for any communication written or otherwise, contained or referred to in this presentation. Neither the Company nor any of its directors, officers, employees, advisers, associated persons or subsidiaries are liable for any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage suffered by any person as a result of relying upon any statement in this presentation or any document supplied with this presentation, or by any future communications in connection with those documents and all of those losses and damages are expressly disclaimed. Any opinions expressed reflect the Company s position at the date of this presentation and are subject to change. 2

Investment Highlights Anatara is commercialising non-antibiotic oral products for gastrointestinal disease in animals and humans where there is a significant unmet need Lead product, Detach poised for launch, supported by: Negotiations with leading animal health company, Zoetis Inc, for a worldwide development, distribution and marketing agreement Direct efforts to prepare for Australian launch, including gathering market intelligence, acceptance testing and seeking marketing approval Commencement of human development program; establishment of a research laboratory in Melbourne Extension of IP and growth in Anatara s team and infrastructure, with several key appointments Company well funded with $12.3m in bank Strong growth since IPO, with share price up 254% since listing 3

Key Financial Details ASX Code ANR Current Cash 2 $12.3 million Market Capitalisation 1 $64.7 million Ordinary Shares 49,413,236 Share Price 1 $1.31 Share Price up 254% since IPO 1. As at 10 October 2017 2. Appendix 4E - 30 June 2017 4

ANR Share Price Chart Share price from IPO to 10 October 2017 5

Non-antibiotic oral products for gastrointestinal disease in production animals and humans Key Investor Message The Anatara team is focussed on delivering commercial outcomes through application of the Company s technology in both the pork industry, and in human health. More than ever, the world is looking for safe and effective solutions to gut health. 6

Key FY17 Achievements Submission of dossier to the APVMA, seeking Detach regulatory approval In negotiation with #1 global animal health company, Zoetis Inc, for a worldwide commercial agreement for Detach Revenue up 12.6% to $3.2 million 1 Commercial readiness for Australian Detach product launch Progressing a parallel strategy to be independently ready for an Australian Detach product launch Appointment of Dr Tim Ahern D. VSc. as Product Manager Extensive market research project completed, launch strategy underway Design of a proprietary dosing device for optimal Detach delivery Completion of Target Animal Safety Study confirming Detach is safe Establishment of a no maximum residue limit status for bromelain with the European Medicines Authority, confirming the active pharmaceutical ingredient in Detach is safe as a food grade product Positive regulatory meetings with USA, EU and Canadian authorities 7 1. Appendix 4E - 30 June 2017

Key FY17 Achievements Cont. Receipt of ~$840,000 R&D tax refund for 2015-16 activities Establishment of research facility in Melbourne Expansion of the R&D team Appointment of Dr Tracey Brown as Chief Development Officer $315,000 Science and Industry Endowment Fund s (SIEF) STEM+ Business Fellowship Program Grant Funding to further develop bromelain fractions for the human and veterinary product pipeline $100,000 QLD Government Ignite Ideas Grant Funding to assist in our Detach Product Experience Trials Progression of 2 key patent applications Detach patent proceeded to National Phase Bromelain fraction patent proceeded to International Phase Renewal of Anatara s SME status with the EMA Renewal of Anatara s fee-waiver status with the FDA 8

Need to combat antimicrobial resistance (AMR) We have reached an historic turning point. We must not let this moment pass. The cost of inaction would be unbearable. Dr Tedros, Director-General, World Health Organisation (WHO) 2017 UNGA AMR driven by the overuse of antimicrobials 70% of bacteria globally has developed some level of resistance to antibiotics 1 10 million: the number of people who will die every year due to AMR by 2050 2 $100 trillion, the estimated total GDP that will be lost globally by 2050 if AMR isn t tackled 2 9 1 AMP Capital Insights Paper, 2017, IS FACTORY FARMING MAKING US SICK? 2 Review on Antimicrobial Resistance, 2016, Final report and recommendations

Lead Product - Detach Natural, safe, non-antibiotic product that aids in the control of diarrhoea (known as scour in livestock) Meets the need to reduce the use of antibiotics and zinc oxide in animal production Unlike antibiotics and zinc oxide, Detach is unlikely to contribute to antimicrobial resistance 10

Lead Indication Pigs Diarrhoea affects millions of piglets born each year Millions of piglets weaned per year 20% more piglets die before weaning due to health issues 11

Market Opportunity is clear Detach addresses a major need effective non-antibiotics to control diarrhoea Governments are increasingly banning antibiotics for growth promotion and restricting prophylactic use in animal production Global animal antibiotic & antimicrobial market valued at ~ $4.7 billion by 2021 1. Production animals 70%. Pigs lead by market share of 25%. Pork is #1 consumed animal protein in the world Global demand for animal protein is rising as the human population grows and more people shift toward a meat-based diet Consumers expect their food to be safe Retailers are pledging to offer antibiotic free meat 12 1 Marketsandmarkets, 2016, Animal Antibiotics and Antimicrobials Market - Global Forecast to 2021

Consumer Pressure Consumers are increasingly demanding antibiotic-free meat. In the US in 2015, sales of antibiotic-free beef, pork and chicken grew 44% faster than meat not labelled antibiotic-free 1 In 2016, McDonald s USA met its commitment to stop serving chicken treated with antibiotics important to human medicine In August 2017, the group announced it would begin curbing the use of the most important antibiotics to human medicine in its global chicken supply in 2018 Major food retailers such as KFC, Subway, Panera Bread, Chipotle, Chick- Fil-a, and food processors, Tyson Foods and Perdue have all pledged to use antibiotic-free chicken in their products. With Chipotle and Panera Bread extending their antibiotic-free policy across all meat products. 13 1 Is Factory Farming Making Us Sick? AMP Capital April 2017

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Key Features of Detach Detach is an orally administered, non-antibiotic product for the control of scour in piglets Detach is safe and effective. It is the result of more than 20 years of scientific research and development Detach is made from a natural product extracted from plants Detach meets the need to reduce antibiotics in production animals Detach does not target the pathogen. Unlike antibiotics, Detach is unlikely to contribute to antimicrobial resistance Peer-reviewed publications in high impact academic journals 15

Field Trial Summary Thirty-seven trials conducted in Australia, Asia and EU on more than 11,000 piglets Detach is safe and effective Trials conducted in different age groups, in different geographical locations, under different clinical scenarios (mild and severe conditions) and under different management conditions piglet survival piglet weight Detach increased piglet survival increased piglet weight reduced piglets with scour reduced antibiotic use pigs with scour antibiotic use 16

Detach Triple Mode of Action Detach does not target the pathogen Detach acts on the underlying cause of diarrhoea 1. Chandler and Mynott. 1998. Gut 43:196-202 2. Mynott, et al., 1996. Gut 38:28-32 3. Mynott, et al. 1997. Gastroenterol. 113:175-184 4. Mynott et al. 1999. J. Immunol. 163:2568-2575 17

Detach - Commercial Readiness Commercially validated, supported by demand APVMA review of this application is currently underway and has met all prospective review timelines Anticipated Australian product launch in early 2018 Manufacturing tested at commercial scale and global supply confirmed Market position of Detach is supported by industry, government, retailer and consumer demand Focus now is on finalising market launch plan Intelligence gathering, market understanding and parallel (alternative) launch plans being finalised Design of a proprietary dosing device for optimal product delivery on farms 18

Zoetis at a glance Zoetis (zō-eh-tis) are the #1 global animal health company 60+ years of experience in animal health 120+ countries in which Zoetis products are sold ~$5 billion annual revenue 65% revenue from farm animal products 34% revenue from companion animal products 10,000 staff including 3600+ field force 8 animal species cattle, swine, poultry, sheep, fish, dogs, cats and horses 5 product categories anti-infectives, vaccines, medicinal feed additives, parasiticides & other pharmaceutical products 19

What Next? Detach - A Pipeline in a Product Potential product extensions for the active components of Detach Partnering and Development Opportunities for: Human gastrointestinal conditions (diarrhoea; inflammatory bowel disease; irritable bowel syndrome) 20

Anatara technology for humans Anti-secretory and anti-inflammatory action of Detach actives may be used to control diarrhoea in gastrointestinal conditions, such as: Inflammatory bowel disease Irritable bowel syndrome and Traveller s diarrhoea Disorders of significant unmet need not addressed by current products Major therapeutic area with wide consumer knowledge Google gut health books 21

22 Google Gut Health Books

Detach - Leverage Pigs to People Mode of action clearly understood, based on decades of research Same mechanism of action for treatment of disease in pigs and humans Margin of safety studies (1x, 3x and 5x dose) in piglets completed (Target animal safety studies) Pre-clinical program for animals demonstrating safety and efficacy lowers the development risk for humans 23

Major Market Opportunity for Anatara Human GI disorders/disease Substantial patient population with unmet need despite availability of numerous therapies GI disorders are highly symptomatic and a common reason why people seek medical treatment GI disorders are associated with significant quality-of-life issues because of pain and abnormal bowel habits Need for effective therapies that are safe enough for chronic use Major Pharma have significant interest in GI therapeutic area 24

Anatara Opportunity: Consumers Want Natural Products Concern about adverse effects of conventional drugs with suboptimal efficacy 44% of IBD and IBS patients use non-prescription products to assist in the control their disease 1 Patients perceive natural products offer a gentler way of managing chronic conditions People increasingly worried about their health take control of illness into their own hands Major Pharma have consumer health businesses or a focus on wellness - Large focus on plant botanicals A significant opportunity exists for compounds that can be administered orally, with a similar or better effect, and with a low side effect profile when compared with existing IBS and IBD treatments 25 1 Hung et al., 2015. Dig. Dis. Sci. 60:1883-1888

Development Options Anatara have several development options 1. Pharmaceutical Development (Single molecular entity) 2. Non-Prescription - Natural Health Products, Complementary Medicine, Medical Foods, Botanical Drugs (Proprietary extracts) Time and cost to market Nutraceutical/ Dietary Supplement Medical Food Botanical Drug Prescription Strategic decision to move forward with non-prescription products first offers fastest route to market. 26

Detach for Humans Development Plans Goal To develop proprietary bromelain-based medical foods and/or dietary supplements for the management of diarrhoea associated with gastrointestinal disorders Strategy Leverage off the strong preclinical data obtained on Detach Undertake proof of concept studies in relevant models Conduct human clinical studies to support efficacy claims 27

Thank you Anatara s naturally derived products will offer a safe and effective non antibiotic solutions for gastrointestinal diseases. The Company is uniquely positioned to fulfil a currently unmet need in the global health market. Dr Mel Bridges, CEO & Chairman, Anatara Lifesciences Dr Mel Bridges, CEO, Chairman & Co-founder mbridges@anatara.com +61 413 051 600 Dr Tracey Mynott, CSO & Co-founder tmynott@anatara.com +61 405 050 113 www.anataralifesciences.com @AnataraANR 28