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NASDAQ: SNGX … Rising to the Challenges of Rare Disease Treatment

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Company Description 3 Soligenix, Inc. is a late - stage biopharmaceutical company focused on developing and commercializing products to treat rare diseases where there is an unmet medical need Two areas of focus: » A BioTherapeutics segment dedicated to the development of products for orphan diseases and areas of unmet medical need in oncology and inflammation » A Vaccines/ BioDefense segment that develops vaccines and therapeutics for military and civilian applications in the areas of ricin exposure, acute radiation syndrome and emerging and antibiotic resistant infectious disease

Investment Highlights 4 » Multiple products with fast track and/or orphan designation, each of which holds potential for significant commercial returns » Three Phase 3 assets, one with data readout next year o Cutaneous T - cell lymphoma (SGX301) ‒ Pivotal study in progress with results expected 1H 2018 o Oral mucositis in head & neck cancer (SGX942) ‒ Pivotal study targeted to begin 1H 2017 with results 1 H 2019 o Pediatric Crohn’s disease (SGX203) ‒ Pivotal study targeted to begin 1H 2018 with results 2H 2019 » Steady stream of material news to generate attention and build value » Collaborations with biotech, academia and government agencies » BioDefense helps cover operating expenses via government funding o NIAID contract award of up to $24.7M supporting the development of RiVax ® for pre - exposure to ricin toxin o Potential to receive biodefense priority review voucher with US FDA approval » Strong management team and renowned advisors with record of success

5 Development Pipeline – Rare Diseases Product Candidates Preclinical Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Market SGX301 Cutaneous T - Cell Lymphoma (CTCL) SGX942 Oral Mucositis in Head & Neck Cancer** SGX203 Pediatric Crohn’s Disease** SGX201 Radiation Enteritis** BioTherapeutics Vaccines / BioDefense ** Product Candidates (FDA Animal Rule) Proof - of - Concept Animal Phase 1 Phase 2/3 Market ThermoVax ® ( TVax ) Heat Stabilization Technology for Vaccines RiVax ® + TVax – Heat Stable Vaccine Ricin Toxin Pre - Exposure OrbeShield ® – Therapeutic GI Acute Radiation Syndrome (GI ARS) SGX943 – Therapeutic Emerging Infectious Disease Ph. 3 data 1H 2019* *Anticipated event and timing **Potential value drivers dependent on continued government funding and/or other funding sour ces Ph. 3 data 2H 2019* Positive Phase 1/2 data Denotes funding in whole or in part by NIH, BARDA and/or FDA NIAID Contract Award of up to $24.7M BARDA and NIAID Contract Awards of $18M collectively Ebola Vaccine Collaboration; positive proof of concept preclinical data NIH Small Business Grant Award of $300,000; positive proof of concept preclinical data Enrolling ; Ph. 3 data 1H 2018* ORPHAN & FAST TRACK DESIGNATIONS FAST TRACK DESIGNATION FAST TRACK DESIGNATION FAST TRACK ORPHAN DESIGNATION VACCINE PLATFORM ORPHAN & FAST TRACK DESIGNATION ORPHAN & FAST TRACK DESIGNATIONS

2 H : Ph. 1/2 human safety data 1H : Ph. 1/2 human safety study start 6 Multiple Potential Value Drivers SGX203 * ThermoVax ® * 2017 SGX301 2018 RiVax ® * OrbeShield ® * 2019 2H : Ph. 3 data Pediatric Crohn’s SGX942 * Ph. 3 Start Oral Mucositis * Potential value drivers dependent on continued government funding and/or other funding sources Preclinical animal data UK Promising Innovative Medicine 1H: Ph. 3 start Pediatric Crohn’s 1H: NDA submission CTCL 2H : Preclinical animal data 2 H : Ph. 1/2 human safety data 1H: Ph. 3 data CTCL 1H: Ph. 3 data Oral Mucositis Green = achieved Blue = data read - out Orange = regulatory Ricin vaccine animal data Preclinical animal data 1H : Preclinical animal data 1H : Preclinical animal data

Significant Global Market Potential $300 0 50 100 150 200 $ Millions 250 300 $250 400 350 OrbeShield ® GI Acute Radiation Syndrome SGX301 Cutaneous T - Cell Lymphoma Assumptions (1) Oral Mucositis in Head & Neck Cancer 90,000 Patients US 90,000 Patients EU Cutaneous T - Cell Lymphoma 20,000 Patients US 20,000 Patients EU Pediatric Crohn’s Disease 80,000 Patients US 80,000 Patients EU Acute Radiation Enteritis in Colorectal Cancer 50,000 Patients US 50,000 Patients EU RiVax ® Ricin Vaccine Assumes 3 year procurement order of $200 million OrbeShield ® GI ARS Assumes 3 year procurement order of $450 million SGX201 Acute Radiation Enteritis $200 7 RiVax ® Ricin Vaccine $200 $450 450 500 $500+ SGX942 Oral Mucositis (1) Supporting data on file SGX203 Pediatric Crohn’s Disease

Targeted Approach to Treating Oncology & Inflammation BioTherapeutics 8

BioTherapeutics Business Segment Commercial Targets – Unmet Medical Needs in Oncology and Inflammation 9 BioTherapeutics Product Candidates Preclinical Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Market SGX301 Cutaneous T - Cell Lymphoma (CTCL) SGX942 Oral Mucositis in Head & Neck Cancer** SGX203 Pediatric Crohn’s Disease** SGX201 Radiation Enteritis** ORPHAN & FAST TRACK DESIGNATIONS Enrolling ; Ph. 3 data 1 H 2018* FAST TRACK DESIGNATION Ph. 3 data 1H 2019* ORPHAN & FAST TRACK DESIGNATIONS Ph. 3 data 2H 2019* FAST TRACK DESIGNATION Positive Phase 1/2 data Denotes funding in whole or in part by NIH, BARDA and/or FDA *Anticipated event and timing **Potential value drivers dependent on continued government funding and/or other funding sour ces

10 Cutaneous T - Cell Lymphoma – Disease Overview » Cutaneous T - cell lymphoma (CTCL) o R are class of Non - Hodgkin's Lymphoma (NHL) o Malignant T - cells migrate to the skin o Cancer forms patches, lesions or tumors » CTCL affects over 40 , 000 NHL patients worldwide ; currently no cure o $250 million global market potential » Two main subtypes of CTCL o Mycosis fungoides (MF) – Early - stage (I - IIA) most common, 88% 5 - year survival rate o Sézary syndrome (SS) – Advanced - stage, 24% 5 - year survival rate » No approved first - line therapy for early stage (I - IIA) CTCL (~95% of CTCL patients); unmet medical need Atypical T - cells in dermis

11 SGX301 – Synthetic Hypericin SGX301 is a first - in - class, topical drug applied to CTCL skin lesions followed by activation with safe, visible, fluorescent light to kill malignant T - cells » Affects over 40,000 patients annually worldwide » No approved front - line therapy for early stage (I - IIA) CTCL (~95% of CTCL patients); unmet medical need » Most common (unapproved) therapy used for early - stage disease is psoralen given with ultraviolet A (UVA) light, referred to as PUVA » PUVA contains Black Box warning for potential malignancies (melanoma) due to psoralen being mutagenic and light source (UVA) being carcinogenic Market Opportunity Development Status » FDA Orphan Drug and Fast Track designations granted » UK MHRA Promising Innovative Medicine designation granted » Phase 1 study demonstrated safety and tolerability » Phase 2 double - blind, placebo - controlled, multi - center study d emonstrated significant (p < 0.04) response » Pivotal Phase 3 trial actively enrolling ~120 subjects » Results expected 1H 2018

CTCL Patch Pre - Therapy Hypericin Therapy Using Visible Light CTCL Patch Post - Therapy SGX301 – Phase 2 Response Rate 12 Summary of CTCL Lesion Responses to Synthetic Hypericin Ointment Following 6 Weeks of Treatment Responders / Total Percent Responders Hypericin Responders 7/12 58.3% Placebo Responder 1/12 8.3 % Note : No serious adverse events other than mild phototoxicity at treated site Data Source: Journal American Academy Dermatology, Vol 63, Number 6, 2010

13 Oral Mucositis – Disease Overview » Oral mucositis (OM) o Multi - factorial disease linked to a dysregulation of the innate immune system » OM affects over 180,000 head & neck cancer patients worldwide o $500+ million global market potential » Debilitating side effect of cancer chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy o Triggering inflammatory cascade o Massive ulceration of the mouth, tongue, soft palate and oropharynx » Results in o Severe pain causing an inability to eat or drink o Reduced tolerance for cancer treatment o Significant increases in resource use and cost of care » No approved drug for OM in head & neck cancer; unmet medical need Ref: S. Sonis 2004 Inflammation causes worsening damage Secondary infection

14 SGX942 – Innate Defense Regulator SGX942 (dusquetide) is a first - in - class, injectable drug, called an Innate Defense Regulator (IDR), that modulates the body’s innate immune system to reduce inflammation » OM affects over 180,000 H&N cancer patients worldwide » No approved drug for OM in H&N cancer; unmet medical need » Only approved drug for OM is palifermin in transplantation; contra - indicated for patients with solid tumors like H&N cancer » Exclusive commercial collaboration with SciClone in China Market Opportunity Development Status » FDA Fast Track designation granted » UK MHRA Promising Innovative Medicine designation granted » Phase 1 study in 84 healthy volunteers demonstrated safety » Phase 2 double - blind, placebo - controlled, multi - center study in 111 H&N cancer patients with OM demonstrated significant (p=0.04) response o 50% reduction in duration of severe OM in overall population o 67% reduction in duration of severe OM in highest risk population receiving at least 55 Gy radiation and more aggressive (80 - 100 mg/m 2 every 3 rd week) chemotherapy » Pivotal Phase 3 protocol enrolling ~190 subjects completed EMA Scientific Advice and cleared by FDA; initiation targeted 1H 2017

0 10 20 30 Duration of Severe Oral Mucositis Overall Population D u r a t i o n W H O  3 M e d i a n  9 5 % C I ( D a y s ) Placebo N=38 SGX942 1.5mg/kg N=36 18 days 9 days p=0.099  50% 0 20 40 60 Duration of Severe Oral Mucositis Aggressive Chemotherapy D u r a t i o n W H O  3 M e d i a n  9 5 % C I ( D a y s ) Placebo N=22 SGX942 1.5mg/kg N=24 30 days 10 days p=0.040  67% SGX942 – Oral Mucositis Results 15 » Clinically Meaningful Results demonstrated in the 1.5 mg/kg dose group versus placebo at one month following completion of chemoradiation therapy o Primary Endpoint – Decrease in the duration of severe OM o Primary endpoint outcome consistent with multiple key secondary measures ▪ Decrease in incidence and delay in mean onset of severe OM ▪ Decrease in duration of ulcerative mucositis ▪ Decrease in pain ( opioid ) medication use ▪ Decrease in infection rates ▪ Increase in tumor resolution (“complete response”) ▪ Increase in survival Data Source: Journal of Biotechnology, a vailable online 13 October 2016; http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jbiotec.2016.10.010 Biotechnology Reports , available online 17 May 2017; https://doi.org/10.1016/j.btre.2017.05.002 0 200 400 600 0 20 40 60 80 100 1-Year Survival Study Day % S u r v i v a l Placebo SGX942 1.5mg/kg p=0.078

SGX942 – Oral Mucositis Results 16 » Clinically Meaningful Results demonstrated in SGX942 1.5 mg/kg dose group versus placebo one month following completion of chemoradiation in patients at higher risk for severe OM receiving aggressive chemotherapy (80 - 100 mg/m 2 ) o Relative 22% decrease in duration of ulcerative OM o Relative 70% decrease in percent of patients with residual severe OM o Relative 44% increase in tumor “complete response” at one - month post radiation; sustained through the 12 - month follow - up period o Relative 42% decrease in clinically diagnosed bacterial infection rate o Relative 35% decrease in mortality throughout the follow - up period 0 20 40 60 80 Duration of Ulcerative Oral Mucositis Aggressive Chemotherapy D u r a t i o n W H O  2 M e d i a n  9 5 % C I ( D a y s ) Placebo N=22 SGX942 1.5mg/kg N=24 65 days 51 days p=0.099 0 20 40 60 80 100 No Tumor Progression at 12 Months Aggressive Chemotherapy % C o m p l e t e R e s o l u t i o n Placebo N=22 SGX942 1.5mg/kg N=24 64% 82% Data Source: Journal of Biotechnology, a vailable online 13 October 2016; http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jbiotec.2016.10.010 Biotechnology Reports , available online 17 May 2017; https://doi.org/10.1016/j.btre.2017.05.002

17 Pediatric Crohn’s Disease – Disease Overview » About pediatric Crohn’s disease o Chronic inflammatory disorder of the gastrointestinal tract o Diarrhea, rectal bleeding and abdominal pain » Resulting in growth failure, malnutrition, pubertal delay and bone demineralization » Over 160,000 children/adolescents with Crohn’s disease worldwide o $200 million global market potential » Location of disease o Adult is predominantly lower GI tract o 50% of children have involvement in the upper GI tract » No approved drug for mild - to - moderate pediatric Crohn’s disease in the US; unmet medical need Normal mucosa under endoscopy

18 SGX203 – Beclomethasone Dipropionate SGX203 is a proprietary oral formulation of immediate and delayed release beclomethasone 17,21 - dipropionate (BDP) tablets to treat GI inflammation with less toxicity than the current standard systemic steroid therapy » 160,000 children/adolescents with Crohn’s disease worldwide » No approved drug for mild - to - moderate; unmet medical need » Systemic steroids (unapproved) currently used as front - line; cause adrenal suppression, growth impairment, bone demineralization » Oral BDP delivers high GI steroid effects with minimal (~35%) systemic side effects » Remicade and Humira only approved products in Pediatric Crohn’s in US – generally used after steroids fail o Both contain Black Box warning for increased risk of infection and potential malignancy (T cell lymphoma) Market Opportunity Development Status » FDA Orphan Drug and Fast Track designations granted » Active ingredient BDP FDA approved for over 40 years in other delivery forms (e.g., aerosol) to treat diseases such as asthma » ~350 subjects treated with oral BDP to date in multiple trials » Pivotal Phase 3 adaptive trial in ~150 subjects targeted 1H 2018

Vaccine/BioDefense 19 Addressing Critical Concerns for Industry and Government

20 Vaccine/BioDefense Business Segment Vaccines / BioDefense ** Product Candidates (FDA Animal Rule) Proof - of - Concept Animal Phase 1 Phase 2/3 Market ThermoVax ® ( TVax ) Heat Stabilization Technology for Vaccines RiVax ® + TVax – Heat Stable Vaccine Ricin Toxin Pre - Exposure OrbeShield ® – Therapeutic GI Acute Radiation Syndrome (GI ARS) SGX943 – Therapeutic Emerging Infectious Disease Ebola Vaccine Collaboration; positive proof of concept preclinical data NIH Small Business Grant Award of $300,000; positive proof of concept preclinical data FAST TRACK ORPHAN DESIGNATION VACCINE PLATFORM ORPHAN & FAST TRACK DESIGNATION Denotes funding in whole or in part by NIH, BARDA and/or FDA *Anticipated event and timing **Potential value drivers dependent on continued government funding and/or other funding sour ces Funded by Government – Medical Countermeasures (MCMs) for Civilian and Military Use NIAID Contract Award of up to $24.7M BARDA and NIAID Contract Awards of $18M collectively With FDA MCM approval, potential to be awarded: » Biodefense Priority Review Voucher to be used for future programs or sold, and/or » Government Procurement Contract for supplying strategic national stockpile

ThermoVax ® – Vaccine Thermostability Platform 21 ThermoVax ® is a proprietary freeze - drying process that enables vaccines to be stored without refrigeration Demonstrated retained efficacy up to 1 year at 40 ⁰ C (104 ⁰ F) Market Opportunity Development Status » WHO reports about 50% of all vaccine doses globally are wasted due to excursions from required cold chain temperature ranges » DHHS reports vulnerabilities in pediatric vaccine programs due to undetected cold chain variations » Elimination of cold chain costs would significantly increase profit potential of vaccines, especially in third - world/emerging markets » Continue development under $24.7M NIAID contract for RiVax ® » Conduct POC feasibility studies with other adjuvanted vaccines including secondary adjuvants and/or multivalent combinations » ThermoVax ® stabilized Ebola protein antigen at 40 ⁰ C Positive results: o Ricin o Anthrax o HPV o Ebola 0 7 30 90 180270360 0 50 100 Stability Day % I m m u n o g e n i c i t y 40 o C ThermoVax 40 o C Original

22 Heat - stable ricin vaccine provided 100% protection in a non - human primate aerosol challenge model (right) Demonstrated safety in Phase 1 studies Market Opportunity Development Status » Ricin toxin vaccine of rising interest to US due to recent terrorist threats and ease of castor bean procurement and ricin production » Government has placed priority on development activities » Potential to be first approved ricin toxin vaccine » Potential for RiVax ® to qualify for Priority Review Voucher » FDA Orphan Drug designation granted » Development agreement with Emergent BioSolutions and IDT Biologika for manufacturing » NIAID contract award of up to $24.7M over 6 years RiVax ® – Ricin Toxin Vaccine Days Post-Intoxication % S u r v i v a l 0 5 10 15 0 25 50 75 100 Sham (N=6) Vaccine (N=12) p<0.0001 *Late death not directly attributed to ricin intoxication

23 Two - tablet BDP system also efficacious in animal models of gastrointestinal acute radiation syndrome (GI ARS) Preliminary proof - of - concept data in canine model of GI ARS (right) Market Opportunity Development Status » Oral BDP is a re - purposed drug of particular importance » Category A countermeasures against radiation exposure of interest to US and OUS governments » Over $600M has been spent to date on therapeutics against radiation injury » FDA Orphan Drug and Fast Track designations granted » BARDA and NIAID contract awards of $18M collectively » Pursue additional grants/contracts to support development OrbeShield ® – GI Acute Radiation Syndrome 0 5 10 15 0 25 50 75 100 Study Day % S u r v i v a l p<0.05 Placebo (N=4) BDP (N=6)

Experienced Management and Board of Directors 24 Christopher J. Schaber, PhD President & CEO • 28 years of experience • Discovery Laboratories (COO) • Acute Therapeutics (Co - Founder) • Ohmeda Pharmaceuticals • The Liposome Company • Wyeth Ayerst Oreola Donini, PhD Chief Scientific Officer • 15 years of experience • Inimex Pharmaceuticals • ESSA Pharma, Inc • Kinetek Pharmaceuticals Karen Krumeich Chief Financial Officer Keith Brownlie, CPA • 35 years of experience • Ernst & Young Gregg Lapointe, CPA, MBA • 20 years of experience • Cerium Pharmaceuticals (CEO) • Sigma - Tau Pharmaceuticals • AstenJohnson • PricewaterhouseCoopers Robert Rubin, MD • 36 years of experience • The Lewin Group • Georgetown School of Medicine • Former Assistant Surgeon General of the United States Jerome Zeldis, MD, PhD • 33 years of experience • Sorrento Therapeutics (CMO) • Celgene Corporation (CMO) • Sandoz • Janssen Research Institute Marco Brughera, DVM • 35 years of experience • Leadiant Biosciences; formerly Sigma - Tau Rare Disease (CEO) • Sigma - Tau SpA • Pfizer • Pharmacia Richard Straube, MD Chief Medical Officer • 30 years of experience • Stealth Peptides Inc. • INO Therapeutics • Ohmeda Pharmaceuticals • Centocor • 25 years of experience • Cerecor • Mela Sciences • Bristol - Myers Squibb

25 » Multiple products with fast track and/or orphan designation, each of which holds potential for significant commercial returns » Three Phase 3 assets, one with data readout next year o Cutaneous T - cell lymphoma (SGX301) ‒ Pivotal study in progress with results expected 1H 2018 o Oral mucositis in head & neck cancer (SGX942) ‒ Pivotal study targeted to begin 1H 2017 with results 1 H 2019 o Pediatric Crohn’s disease (SGX203) ‒ Pivotal study targeted to begin 1H 2018 with results 2H 2019 » Steady stream of material news to generate attention and build value » Collaborations with biotech, academia and government agencies » BioDefense helps cover operating expenses via government funding o NIAID contract award of up to $24.7M supporting the development of RiVax ® for pre - exposure to ricin toxin o Potential to receive biodefense priority review voucher with US FDA approval » Strong management team and renowned advisors with record of success In Summary

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