Latest Assisted Reproductive Technology News

Memphasys has lodged regulatory submissions for its Felix™ System in Australia and India, following CE Mark approval, while progressing UK market entry under the CE Mark transition framework.

Memphasys Limited secures significant repeat orders from Hamad Medical Corporation, marking a pivotal expansion of its Felix™ system across the MENA region.

Memphasys Limited has extended the repayment terms of its convertible notes with major shareholder Peters Investments to mid-2026, reinforcing financial flexibility amid ongoing commercial progress.

Memphasys Limited has completed a $579K shortfall placement, boosting total funds raised to over $1.12 million to support the commercial rollout of its Felix™ System following recent regulatory approvals.

Memphasys has secured CE Mark approval for its Felix™ sperm selection system, enabling full commercial rollout across Europe and activating multi-year contracts worth over A$1.3 million. This milestone signals the company’s transition into a revenue-scaling phase with global growth ambitions.

Memphasys has inked a five-year supply agreement with Italy’s Centro Fertilita Assistita, marking its first major European contract and setting the stage for broader adoption of its Felix™ sperm isolation system.

Memphasys Limited’s partner International Technical Legacy has placed an early order for 500 Felix™ cartridges ahead of anticipated CE Mark approval, signalling strong clinic demand and validating the company’s direct-selling strategy in the Middle East.

Memphasys has signed a pivotal supply agreement with Andro Diagnostics to distribute its Felix™ sperm separation system across over 200 IVF clinics in India, marking a major step in its new global go-direct commercial strategy.

Memphasys Limited reported a net loss of AUD 4.94 million for FY25 while accelerating commercial efforts for its Felix System and advancing its RoXsta diagnostics platform.

Memphasys Limited has submitted its CE Mark application for the Felix™ sperm separation device, targeting regulatory clearance within 6-12 months to unlock the lucrative European IVF market and accelerate approvals in other key regions.

Monash IVF Group has affirmed its compliance with ASX continuous disclosure rules following a clinical incident involving an embryo transfer error at its Clayton laboratory. The company clarified the materiality and timing of its disclosures in response to ASX inquiries.

Monash IVF has disclosed a significant embryo transfer error at its Clayton laboratory, prompting an internal investigation and expanded independent review. The company is implementing new safeguards while maintaining its profit outlook.