Latest Clinical Pipeline News

The Garvan Institute has won a $3 million MRFF grant to conduct pivotal pancreatic cancer studies, including one evaluating Syntara’s amsulostat combined with chemotherapy. Recruitment is slated to begin mid-2026 across major NSW cancer centres.

Telix Pharmaceuticals has met its upgraded FY 2025 revenue guidance with US$804 million, driven by strong growth in its Precision Medicine segment and the successful US launch of Gozellix. The company also advanced multiple clinical trials and announced a strategic collaboration with Varian to combine radiopharmaceuticals with radiation therapy.

Argent BioPharma has signed a binding agreement to acquire AusCann’s 48% stake in CannPal, enhancing its clinical and intellectual property assets for CannEpil®. The deal includes an option for the Neuvis® drug-delivery platform and aligns with Argent’s U.S. dual-listing ambitions.

AVITA Medical reported solid 11% revenue growth in 2025 and secured a $60 million credit facility to fuel its next phase of expansion, projecting up to 19% revenue growth in 2026.

NeuroScientific Biopharmaceuticals reports encouraging clinical responses in fistulising Crohn’s disease patients treated under Australia’s Special Access Scheme, setting the stage for pivotal Phase 2 trials later this year.

InhaleRx Limited has completed the final tranche of its share placement, raising $600,000 to support its clinical-stage drug development programs targeting pain and mental health.

InhaleRx advances its clinical pipeline with a new oral treatment for resistant depression and plans a strategic rebrand to Nexalis Therapeutics, signaling a broader focus beyond inhaled therapies.

Race Oncology has received a $2.8 million Australian R&D tax refund for FY2025, with further overseas R&D rebates expected, bolstering its clinical development of innovative cancer therapies.

Patrys Limited has expanded its clinical pipeline by acquiring Reliis Pty Ltd, gaining a proprietary injectable formulation of Quetiapine aimed at the large and underserved delirium market. This strategic move balances Patrys’ portfolio with a near-term pharmaceutical asset alongside its biologics program.

Zelira Therapeutics has received a $1.07 million cash refund under Australia’s R&D Tax Incentive Scheme, reinforcing its funding for ongoing clinical trials and product development. The company has also repaid a prior loan advanced against this claim, positioning it for continued growth in cannabinoid-based medicines.

Mesoblast has achieved a landmark FDA approval for RYONCIL, the first allogeneic mesenchymal stromal cell therapy, driving strong commercial momentum and advancing a robust pipeline targeting inflammatory diseases.

Clarity Pharmaceuticals has raised $203 million to accelerate its copper-64 and copper-67 radiopharmaceutical pipeline, targeting prostate and neuroendocrine cancers with multiple FDA Fast Track trials underway.