Latest Vitrafy Life Sciences (ASX:VFY) News

A single diagnostics update sparked a breakout week, while a handful of biotech names sold off hard despite busy newsflow. Capital raisings, takeover steps and US market pushes kept healthcare in motion heading into mid-February milestones.

Vitrafy Life Sciences has delivered key milestones in the first half of FY26, including a strategic partnership with IMV Technologies and progress in clinical studies, while maintaining a strong cash position to support its U.S. expansion and product launches.

A handful of healthcare names did the heavy lifting this week, driven by FDA wins, guideline upgrades, and big shifts in sales and cashflow. The flip side: several clinical-stage stocks fell hard as investors stayed picky about near-term proof and funding.

Vitrafy Life Sciences has marked significant progress in Q2 FY2026 with a strategic partnership, commercial launch in North America, and advancing clinical trials, underpinning its growth in cryopreservation technology.

A few stocks did the heavy lifting this week, with one biotech exploding higher and a gas name collapsing on the other side of the ledger. Big moves came from capital raises, regulator decisions, and drill results that investors treated as near-term value, not distant promises.

Vitrafy Life Sciences has entered a 12-month exclusive partnership with IMV Technologies to integrate cryopreservation technologies, securing up to A$930k in fees and milestone payments.

Vitrafy Life Sciences has secured a 12-month exclusive partnership with global animal reproduction leader IMV Technologies to co-develop and commercialise next-generation cryopreservation solutions for farm animals and aquaculture.

Vitrafy Life Sciences has delivered its first production unit of the next-generation cryopreservation device, advanced its US commercial footprint, and maintained a strong financial position heading into FY2026.

Vitrafy Life Sciences reported a 75% increase in FY25 sales driven by aquaculture and human health sectors, progressing its cryopreservation technology towards commercialisation in both unregulated and regulated markets in FY26.

Vitrafy Life Sciences reported strong FY25 progress with 75% sales growth, advanced cryopreservation technology development, and a robust cash position. The company outlines a clear commercialisation roadmap for FY26, including product launches and expanded U.S. operations.

Vitrafy Life Sciences reported a $32.7 million loss for FY25, driven by investments in its next-generation cryopreservation platform following a $35 million IPO and a $4.8 million government grant. The company is progressing commercialization efforts with key partnerships in human and animal health.

Vitrafy Life Sciences announces a leadership change with CEO Kate Munnings retiring and co-founder Brent Owens stepping up to lead the company’s next growth phase.