Puma Biotechnology, Inc.

Consonance Capital Management's (CCM) funds seek to deliver exceptional, uncorrelated risk adjusted returns. CCM seeks to meet this objective by focusing on investment opportunities in the publicly traded stocks of healthcare companies. The firm invests in all sub-sectors of the healthcare sector including healthcare information technology, managed care, pharmaceuticals, specialty pharmaceuticals, commercial stage biotechnology, healthcare facilities and services, medical devices and supplies, diagnostics and consumer-based healthcare companies.CCM believes the public healthcare market lends itself to an active long/short strategy. The firm focuses on creating long and short portfolios driven by the opportunity for absolute return and alpha creation. The funds also invest in other types of securities and may use a variety of investment techniques to generate profit and/or control risk. These may include participating in swaps, buying or selling futures contracts, purchasing and writing options and other derivative contracts, purchasing or selling debt instruments, and trading on margin by borrowing funds and pledging securities as collateral. CCM invests primarily in healthcare companies in the US, and on an opportunistic basis in the rest of the world.^

PFM generally uses bottom-up analysis to identify trends, investment themes and core investment opportunities across asset classes and geographies in a wide range of investment instruments. The firm may invest in various industries or sectors, including, but not limited to, communications and media, consumer, energy, financials, healthcare, industrials, materials, technology and utilities. Their main investment strategies include diversified global and healthcare. PFM seeks to identify out- and under-performing companies that have the widest expectation gaps relative to consensus. In some cases, they may apply a catalyst-driven investment approach to express their fundamental view with respect to a company. PFM may also engage in top-down macro-economic analysis to identify opportunities, whether on a directional or relative value basis, across a wide range of global markets and investment instruments. They may consider economic, political and financial market conditions in seeking to identify attractive investment opportunities. The firm invests in and trades a wide range of investment instruments, including securities, options, ETFs, futures, currencies, derivatives, debt instruments and other assets that are financial instruments. They take both long and short positions in such investment instruments.

OrbiMed Advisors focuses on investments in the global healthcare industry. They utilizes strategies based on evaluating pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device, healthcare services and other companies in the global healthcare sector. The instruments in which OrbiMed invests include US and non-US equities, both long and short, as well as privately placed securities, debt securities, royalty bonds and other royalty instruments, currencies, private investments in public equity securities (PIPEs), ETFs, index options, and derivatives (including swap agreements). The firm invests across the global healthcare industry, from seed-stage venture capital to large publicly-traded companies. Investments are made across three strategies: public equity, private equity, and royalty opportunities. OrbiMed Advisors manages a series of public equity funds, including long/short event-driven funds and closed-end investment trusts. They invest across all types of publicly-traded companies, from biopharmaceuticals to medical devices and healthcare services worldwide. OrbiMed's private equity strategy is broad and flexible, investing from start-ups through growth equity. OrbiMed is typically a lead investor, seeking to help build our portfolio companies. Their geographic focus includes North America, Asia, Europe and Israel. For Royal Opportunities strategy, OrbiMed provides commercial-stage healthcare companies with non-dilutive structured debt capital. Additionally, they can monetize royalty streams, providing valuable financing solutions to owners of intellectual property.

Oxford Finance Corporation operates as a specialty financial services company. It offers senior secured, asset-based, equipment, and working capital loans. The company primarily serves public and private life science companies. Oxford Finance Corporation was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia with additional offices in Massachusetts and California. Oxford Finance Corporation operates as a subsidiary of Sumitomo Corporation of America

Wellington Management Co. LLP (Private Equity) focuses in companies located in US. The firm invests in consumer discretionary, technology, financial services, biotech, and health care. They provide capital for growth and later stage capital requirement.

FMR may use a variety of methods of security analysis in managing client assets to select investments including fundamental analysis, quantitative analysis and cyclical analysis. They may also use general macro-economic analysis as a component of its security analysis methods. In addition to relying on public financial statement information, the firm may use extensive corporate visits and interviews with issuer management teams in conducting research. When it comes to the management of the client assets according to the investment objectives, FMR may use a variety of investment strategies including, but not limited to, investing in stocks and other public and private equity securities, bonds and other debt securities of all types and repurchase agreements for those securities, real estate related investments of all types, derivatives, currency spot and forward trading, other investment funds, including exchange traded funds and FMR's or its affiliates' central funds. They may also engage in securities lending to parties such as broker-dealers or other institutions.