Latest Clinical Trial Progress News

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.

Proteomics International Laboratories has secured a $2.2 million Australian Government R&D tax rebate, reinforcing its financial position as it advances a promising pipeline of diagnostic tests based on its proprietary Promarker® technology.

Recce Pharmaceuticals has commenced patient dosing in its pivotal Phase 3 trial for diabetic foot infections in Indonesia, supported by promising antibacterial efficacy data and extended funding arrangements.

Race Oncology has filed pivotal patents on the active (E,E)-bisantrene isomer, potentially extending its drug exclusivity by two decades, while advancing its Phase 1 clinical trial and maintaining a strong cash position.

TrivarX has reported promising interim results from its US veteran-focused mental health trial using ECG technology, while progressing a strategic acquisition of novel brain tumor imaging IP to broaden its diagnostic portfolio.

Resonance Health reports positive cash flow and significant progress in its clinical trials and Software-as-a-Medical Device business, setting the stage for growth in new international markets.

PYC Therapeutics has reported significant progress across its four RNA therapeutic programs targeting genetic diseases, alongside a strong cash runway supporting ongoing development.

Avecho Biotechnology has raised $2.5 million from institutional investors to fast-track manufacturing and regulatory preparations for its CBD TPM capsule amid ongoing Phase III trials.

Noxopharm Limited has been granted its first US patent for the Sofra™ technology platform, marking a key milestone in its cancer immunotherapy research. This patent protects the company’s innovative immune-modulatory oligonucleotides, underpinning its expanding pipeline in a rapidly growing market.

Actinogen Medical has received approval for an additional $1.87 million research and development tax rebate, bringing its total FY25 rebate to $7.36 million. This funding underpins ongoing clinical trials of its Alzheimer’s and depression therapy candidate, Xanamem.

Recce Pharmaceuticals reported a 21% increase in net loss to $21.4 million for FY2025, driven by intensified R&D spending. The company secured key regulatory approvals for Phase 3 trials of its lead anti-infective gel and bolstered its financial position with significant capital raises and grants.

Osteopore Limited reported a 6% increase in revenue to $1.56 million for the half-year ended June 2025, alongside a slight rise in net loss driven by expanded product development and compliance costs. The company secured key regulatory approvals and broadened its distribution footprint in Asia and the US.