Latest Contract Manufacturing News

Cleo Diagnostics has completed alpha testing of its ovarian cancer pre-surgical triage assay kits, confirming robust performance and differentiation between benign and malignant disease. The company now moves forward to assay optimisation and manufacturing scale-up, edging closer to FDA submission and commercial launch.

Austco Healthcare has renewed its preferred supplier agreement with a major US healthcare provider, continuing supply of its Tacera nurse call systems to 180 hospitals across 30 states. This extension builds on a lucrative five-year partnership worth over A$49 million.

Tissue Repair Limited reports progress in its Phase 3 clinical trials for TR987® despite enrollment delays caused by US regulatory disruptions, while TR Pro+® sales hit record highs and manufacturing scale-up advances.

Actinogen Medical advances its XanaMIA phase 2b/3 Alzheimer’s trial with faster patient enrolment and expands clinical sites, while achieving a pivotal FDA meeting outcome for its depression program. The company maintains a strong cash position, supporting ongoing development and commercialization efforts.

BirdDog Technology reported a slight 4.1% decline in Q3 FY25 sales to A$3.6 million while progressing strongly on its next-generation product roadmap and implementing significant cost reductions.

IDT Australia reports a robust 30% jump in quarterly revenue to $4.1 million, driven by strong contract wins and a $62 million pipeline of open proposals, signaling sustained growth in pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Cleo Diagnostics reports steady progress in its U.S. and Australian clinical trials for an ovarian cancer blood test, maintaining a solid cash reserve of A$7.3 million as it prepares for FDA submission.

Cann Group Limited reported a positive operating cash flow for Q2 2024, driven by an R&D tax credit refund, while ramping up production and navigating pricing pressures in the medicinal cannabis market.

Lumos Diagnostics reported a robust Q2 FY25 with a 71% revenue increase to US$2.9 million, driven by strong product and service sales, alongside a strategic US$3 million BARDA partnership to advance its FebriDx test.

Rhythm Biosciences reported a strong December quarter, securing a $3.2 million R&D tax incentive and completing a strategic acquisition of Genetype assets, positioning the company for commercial expansion in cancer diagnostics.