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Cryosite Limited delivered robust FY26 results with revenue up 18% to $16.7 million and net profit rising 19%, underpinned by a strategic warehouse acquisition that doubled storage capacity and a cool room expansion.

Vitrafy Life Sciences reported an 80% revenue surge and halved its net loss, buoyed by US military validation and major blood network partnerships. A $32 million capital raise fuels its US commercial expansion and manufacturing scale-up.

Vitrafy Life Sciences has secured A$30 million through an institutional placement to ramp up manufacturing of its Guardion cryopreservation devices and expand US sales operations, with an additional A$2 million sought via a shareholder plan.

Cryosite Limited delivered a robust 22% revenue increase and 28% EBITDA growth for the ten months to April 2026, powered by expanding clinical trial activity and infrastructure upgrades.

AdAlta has engaged specialist advisors to streamline US FDA regulatory processes for its CAR-T therapy BZDS1901, which has shown rare complete tumour clearance in advanced mesothelioma patients.

INOVIQ Limited is on track to complete its EXO-OC™ ovarian cancer screening study by mid-2026 and is accelerating its CAR-exosome therapy program, supported by a strong cash position of A$11.9 million.

Vitrafy Life Sciences completed Phase II of its U.S. Military platelet cryopreservation study with strong results for a simplified no-wash process, accelerating commercial interest and progressing FDA device registration despite manufacturing delays.

AdAlta, Oribiotech, and Cell Therapies have inked a Memorandum of Understanding to deploy Oribiotech’s IRO automated cell therapy manufacturing platform in Australia and Asia Pacific, aiming to slash costs and boost production speed for CAR-T therapies.

Cryosite Limited reported a robust half-year with revenue up 25% and net profit rising 36%, driven by strong demand in temperature-controlled logistics and a strategic warehouse acquisition that doubles its storage capacity.

AdAlta Limited reported a $2.44 million loss for H1 FY26 while progressing a key CAR-T therapy collaboration and raising $2.8 million in capital. The company’s ‘East to West’ immunotherapy strategy gains momentum with regulatory tailwinds and cost efficiencies.

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.

AdAlta Limited has launched its 'East to West' cellular immunotherapy operations through a strategic collaboration with Shanghai Cell Therapy Group to co-develop BZDS1901, an innovative CAR-T therapy targeting mesothelioma and other solid cancers. The company also strengthened its balance sheet by raising $2.8 million via private placements and repaying key investment agreements.