Wed, 12 Oct, 2016, 08:30 - English - Financial Statement 15/16

Reporting period, June 1, 2016 - August 31, 2016

• Net result amounted to MSEK -4.8 (-4.2)
• Net result per share amounted to SEK -0.2 (-0.2)
• Cash flow from operating activities amounted to MSEK -4.1 (-4.1)
• Liquid assets and short term investments amounted at the end of the period to MSEK 31.4 (29.7)

Full year, September 1, 2015 - August 31, 2016

• Net result amounted to MSEK -32.0 (-21.4), of which impairment of holding in associated company amounted to MSEK -13.5 (0)
• Net result per share amounted to SEK -1.3 (-1.0)
• Cash flow from operating activities amounted to MSEK -17.8 (-18.3)

Significant events during the reporting period

• Diamyd Medical signs agreement with Janssen R&D, JDRF and UAB regarding ongoing GABA/GAD-trial
• Companion Medical receives FDA clearance
• Diamyd Medical and researchers at UCLA agree on a new preclinical trial
• The associated company Cellaviva withdraws new share issue. Diamyd Medical makes an impairment of its previous holding of MSEK 13.5. Cellaviva, that after the period changed name to NextCell Pharma AB, is refinanced and intends to increase its focus on the development of therapeutic stem cell products

Significant events after the reporting period

• Positive effect of Diamyd®is supported in new scientific article
• The Swedish Medical Products Agency approves extension of Diamyd®trial
• Board member of Diamyd Medical resigns from the Board
• Diamyd Medical expands activities to both type 1 and type 2 diabetes as well as rheumatoid arthritis with proprietary GABA drug
• The Phase II study EDCR IIa is fully enrolled and results from the prevention study DiAPREV-IT 1 are expected to be presented during the first quarter of 2017

CEO comments
Dear Shareholders,

We have now closed the books on an intensive and exciting fiscal year - a year in which my role as the new CEO of Diamyd Medical was characterized by a focus on strategy and business development. My goal has been to further strengthen the company's licensing possibilities and thus the core of our business model.

So what have we accomplished during the year and how will the results of this work benefit you as a shareholder? To achieve the goal of strengthening our licensing offering, we focused on three stages: 1) evaluating our existing assets, 2) developing the most promising of these assets, and 3) marketing these assets through active participation in conferences and partnering events.

Our flagship project is the diabetes vaccine Diamyd®, where we currently have six ongoing Phase II trials focused on preventing or curing autoimmune diabetes. Combination studies have continued to attract growing interest, a trend that was particularly noticeable at the largest diabetes conference of the year: the 76th American Diabetes Association (ADA) Scientific Sessions. Opinion makers in the field clearly advocate studies that are in line with Diamyd Medical's development strategy and the scientific basis for our clinical work on antigen-specific immunotherapy - most recently in an article published only a week ago in the scientific journal Diabetologia. In this article, a team of highly respected researchers in the area of type 1 diabetes demonstrate in a comprehensive analysis that the probability of the diabetes vaccine yielding a positive biological effect is very high. The preliminary results of ongoing studies during the fiscal year also demonstrated the feasibility of administering our vaccine directly into the lymph nodes - a patent-pending concept that we look forward with great interest to evaluating on a larger scale and in further detail.

We have clearly advanced our positions with respect to GABA, which has shown excellent potential to be developed into an attractive pharmaceutical for the treatment of diabetes and other inflammatory disorders. In other positive news, after a long period of negotiation, we were finally able to sign an agreement with JDRF, Janssen R&D and the University of Alabama concerning the ongoing GABA/Diamyd®study in Birmingham, Alabama. According to the agreement, resources will be provided to increase the number of patients enrolled in the GABA arm of the study and to analyze additional GABA-related biomarkers. The interest shown by the major players and opinion makers and the research showing the potential of GABA formed the basis for the recently announced expansion of our operations to include a proprietary GABA drug product. Our current focus on autoimmune diabetes is now being expanded to include type 2 diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis, where there is a significant need for better, safer drugs and intensifying competition for market shares among pharmaceutical giants. For Diamyd Medical, this means even greater interest in our offering.

Several milestones will be achieved during the coming year, including the final results from two ongoing Phase II trials with the diabetes vaccine Diamyd®during the first half of 2017 and preliminary results from ongoing open studies. Diamyd Medical will be represented at the most important conferences and partnering events, and the exciting expansion and introduction of a proprietary GABA drug product will attract greater news coverage and interest from potential partners. We are now entering the new fiscal year with a great sense of excitement and confidence, and I would like to thank you, our shareholders, for your continued trust.

Stockholm, October 12, 2016
Ulf Hannelius
President and CEO of Diamyd Medical AB (publ)

Significant events during the reporting period

Diamyd Medical signs agreement with Janssen R&D, JDRF and UAB regarding ongoing GABA/GAD-trial
Diamyd Medical signs an agreement with Janssen Research & Development, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) and the University of Alabama at Birmingham regarding the ongoing clinical trial 'Effect of GABA or Combination GABA/GAD on the Progression of Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus in Children'. The agreement entails that Janssen Research & Development and JDRF will support the trial with approximately USD 600 000 to be used to study GABA-biomarkers and to increase the number of patients in the trial.

Companion Medical receives FDA clearance
Companion Medical, Inc. receives 510(k) clearance from the FDA for the InPen® system, an intelligent insulin administration system and smartphone application. Diamyd Medical owns 8.5% of Companion Medical and holds the distribution rights for future products in the Nordic countries.

Diamyd Medical and researchers at UCLA agree on new preclinical trial
Diamyd Medical agrees with researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) on the conduct of a new preclinical trial to evaluate if GABA in combination with both autoantigens GAD 65 and proinsulin improves efficacy even further. Strong synergistic effects have earlier been reported in an animal model with GABA in combination with either GAD65 or proinsulin. Diamyd Medical licenses exclusive rights from UCLA for the therapeutic use of GABA alone or in combination with antigens for the treatment of diabetes and other inflammation-related conditions.

Diamyd Medical's associated company Cellaviva withdraws new share issue. Diamyd Medical makes an impairment of its previous shareholding. Cellaviva is refinanced and intends to increase its focus on the development of therapeutic stem cell products
Diamyd Medical's associated company Cellaviva withdraws a new share issue due to low participation. Cellaviva, that after the period changed name to NextCell Pharma AB, is refinanced by approximately MSEK 8.2 through the exercise of a convertible loan of about MSEK 2.7 and a capital contribution of approximately MSEK 5.5, of which Diamyd Medical's shares amount to MSEK 1.3 and MSEK 1, respectively. NextCell Pharma intends to increase its focus on the development of therapeutic stem cell products. Diamyd Medical announces concurrently in its quarterly report that an impairment is made of the previous holding of approximately MSEK 13.5.

Significant events after the reporting period

Positive effect of Diamyd® is supported in new scientific article
A comprehensive analysis of previously published clinical studies shows that the diabetes vaccine Diamyd®with great probability reduces the loss of C-peptide, a measure of endogenous insulin production, by 15-20%. The analysis is made by internationally leading researchers in type 1 diabetes, and has been published in the journal Diabetologia. Diamyd Medical has previously announced, by press release February 2, 2015, that the basis for the now confirmed results was published in an abstract for a scientific conference.

The Swedish Medical Products Agency approves extension of Diamyd® trial
DIAGNODE-1, an open clinical pilot trial where the diabetes vaccine Diamyd®is tested by given directly into the lymph node, has been approved by the Swedish Medical Products Agency and the Ethics Committee to be expanded from nine to fifteen patients.

Board member of Diamyd Medical resigns from the Board
Board member Fredrik Åhlander has been convicted (accepted a punishment of 15 600 SEK in fines) for an insider offense. The offense occurred before Åhlander was elected to the Board of Diamyd Medical and did not concern the Diamyd Medical share. Fredrik Åhlander requests own resignation from Diamyd Medical's Board with immediate effect.

Diamyd Medical expands activities to both type 1 and type 2 diabetes as well as rheumatoid arthritis with proprietary GABA drug
Diamyd Medical announces that its activities will expand to include both type 1 and type 2 diabetes as well as rheumatoid arthritis, which is planned to be pursued through the development of a proprietary GABA drug product.

The Phase II study EDCR IIa is fully enrolled and results from the prevention study DiAPREV-IT 1 are expected to be presented during the first quarter of 2017
The phase II study EDCR IIa is fully enrolled and results from a first evaluation after 6 months are estimated to be presented during the second quarter of 2017. Diamyd Medical also announces that results from the placebo-controlled prevention study DiAPREV-IT 1 are expected to be presented during the first quarter of 2017.

Business overview
Diamyd Medical is dedicated to finding a cure for diabetes and other serious inflammatory diseases through pharmaceutical development and investments in stem cell and medical technology.

Diamyd Medical develops the diabetes vaccine Diamyd®, an antigen-specific immunotherapy based on the exclusively licensed GAD-molecule. At this time six clinical studies are ongoing with Diamyd®. GABA constitutes alongside with the diabetes vaccine a key asset in Diamyd Medical and the Company uses its GABA in-licensed technology to develop a proprietary GABA drug product. Diamyd Medical is one of the major shareholders in the stem cell company NextCell Pharma AB (previously named Cellaviva AB). Diamyd Medical also has holdings in the medtech company Companion Medical, Inc., San Diego, USA and in the gene therapy company Periphagen, Inc., Pittsburgh, USA.

Diamyd Medical's B-share is traded on Nasdaq Stockholm First North under the ticker DMYD B. Remium Nordic AB is the Company's Certified Adviser. Further information is available on the Company's website: www.diamyd.com.

Development of proprietary GABA drug
As a further development of the potential of GABA, Diamyd Medical broadens its operations towards both type 1 and type 2 diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis, which is planned to be pursued by the development of a proprietary GABA-drug product. By producing its own GABA, Diamyd Medical will gain full control of product development. The first development stage of a GABA drug product will, with a preferred provider for GMP production and with preclinical studies, determine formulation technology and dosage. At a later stage the production can be scaled up in alignment with the clinical development strategy including formulation, administration and dosage of the drug.

On-going combination trials with Diamyd
Type 1 diabetes is a devastating disease which requires daily treatment with insulin to sustain life. The importance of finding a cure should not be underestimated. The diabetes vaccine Diamyd®has been used in clinical studies with more than 1,000 patients and has shown a good safety profile. Subsequent development is focused on combination trials to enhance efficacy. Diamyd®is easy to administer in any clinical setting. The potential annual market is estimated to several billion dollars per year. Six researcher-initiated clinical trials are ongoing combining Diamyd® with various other immunomodulatory compounds; etanercept, ibuprofen, vitamin D and GABA.

• DIABGAD- 1 - COMBINING DIAMYD® WITH IBUPROFEN AND VITAMIN D

A placebo-controlled trial, where Diamyd®is being tested in combination with ibuprofen and vitamin D. The trial comprises a total of 64 patients between the ages of 10 and 18, recently diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, and will continue for a total of 30 months. The aim of the combination treatment is to preserve the body's own capacity to produce insulin. The trial runs at nine clinics in Sweden and is led by Professor Johnny Ludvigsson at Linköping University, Sweden. 30 month results from the trial are expected during the first half year of 2017.

• DIAGNODE -1 - DIAMYD® IN LYMPH GLANDS IN COMBINATION WITH VITAMIN D

An open label trial, where Diamyd®is administered directly into lymph nodes in combination with treatment with vitamin D. The trial comprises fifteen patients between the ages of 12 and 30 newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, and will continue for a total of 30 months. The aim of the trial is to evaluate the safety of the combination treatment and the effect on the immune system and the patients' insulin producing capacity. The trial is led by Professor Johnny Ludvigsson at Linköping University, Sweden. The first patient was included in the trial in February 2015.

• GABA/ DIAMYD® - COMBINING DIAMYD® WITH GABA

A placebo-controlled trial, where Diamydis being tested in combination with GABA. In accordance with agreement with Jansen Research & Development and JDRF the trial was recently expanded to comprise 95 patients between the ages of 4 and 18 recently diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. The trial will continue for a total of 12 months. The aim of the combination treatment is to preserve the body's residual capacity to produce insulin. The trial is led by Dr. Alexandra Martin at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA. The first patient was included in the trial in March 2015.

• EDCR IIa - COMBINING DIAMYD® WITH ETANERCEPT AND VITAMIN D

An open label trial, where Diamydis combined with etanercept and vitamin D. The trial comprises 20 patients between the ages of 8 and 18 who have been newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, and will continue for a total of 30 months. The aim of the trial is to evaluate the safety of the combination treatment and the effect on the immune system and the patients' insulin producing capacity. The trial is led by Professor Johnny Ludvigsson at Linköping University, Sweden. All patients were included in September 2016 and 6 month results are expected during the second quarter of 2017.

A placebo-controlled trial, where Diamyd®is being tested in children at high risk of developing type 1 diabetes, meaning that they have been found to have an ongoing autoimmune process but do not yet have any clinical symptoms of diabetes. A total of 50 participants from the age of four have been enrolled in the trial, which will last for five years. The aim of the trial is to evaluate whether Diamyd®can delay or prevent the participants from presenting with type 1 diabetes. The trial is led by Dr. Helena Elding Larsson at Lund University, Sweden. Five year results are expected during the first quarter of 2017.

• DiAPREV-IT 2 - COMBINING DIAMYD® WITH VITAMIN D

A placebo-controlled trial, where Diamyd®is being tested in combination with vitamin D in children at high risk of developing type 1 diabetes, meaning that they have been found to have an ongoing autoimmune process but do not yet have any clinical symptoms of diabetes. A total of 80 participants between the ages of 4 and 18 will be enrolled in the trial, which will last for five years. The aim of the trial is to evaluate whether Diamyd®can delay or prevent the participants from presenting with type 1 diabetes. The trial is led by Dr. Helena Elding Larsson at Lund University, Sweden. The first patient was included in March 2015.

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