Latest Liver Fibrosis News

Resonance Health has secured an oversubscribed $6.0 million placement to fund MRI endpoint expansion, new TrialsWest sites and development of its non-invasive liver fibrosis device. The raise lifts pro forma net cash to $7.9 million, but the most consequential project remains an investigational technology backed by a small preliminary dataset.

CSL has secured an exclusive agreement to co-develop and co-promote Alentis Therapeutics’ investigational drug lixudebart, committing US$355 million upfront and funding a multi-trial development programme. The antibody remains unapproved, with its commercial potential dependent on results from ongoing and planned clinical studies.

Vectus Biosystems has secured a pre-IND Type B meeting with the FDA for its lead IPF drug candidate VB0004. The regulator’s written feedback, expected by mid-November, should clarify the next US development steps but does not yet authorise clinical trials.

Resonance Health has signed a 24-month alliance with London-based Image Analysis Group, making its quantitative MRI endpoints orderable across IAG’s global clinical-trial network. The opportunity is potentially significant, but remains uncontracted: two pilot studies come first, with no minimum revenue or volume commitments.

Resonance Health (ASX: RHT) reported a profitable turnaround in FY26, driven by growth across its imaging software, clinical trial services, and site network businesses.

Resonance Health (ASX:RHT) closed FY26 with a net operating cash inflow of $2.9 million and completed recruitment for a $13.8 million clinical trial, underpinning a robust contract pipeline and growing net cash position.

Vectus Biosystems has appointed Cardinal Health Regulatory Services as its US regulatory agent to manage FDA submissions for its lead fibrosis drug VB0004, marking a pivotal step towards clinical development in the US.

Resonance Health is progressing its MRI Liver Fibrosis device through late-stage clinical validation, targeting FDA biomarker qualification, while maintaining a profitable SaaMD platform and forecasting $16 million revenue for FY26.

Resonance Health reports strong cash flow and progress in clinical trials, with a record forward order pipeline for its Software-as-a-Medical-Device business and profitable trial site clinics.

Resonance Health has received a $732,851 refund from the Australian Taxation Office, reflecting its FY2025 R&D tax incentive claim net of income tax payable. This cash inflow strengthens the company’s financial position ahead of its March quarterly report.

Resonance Health has reported record half-year revenue and strong progress in clinical trials, alongside promising new technology deployments set to enhance its global footprint.

Resonance Health reports robust FY25 results with 29% revenue growth and outlines ambitious FY26 guidance targeting $17 million in revenue and $2 million EBITDA. The company’s transformation into three profit-generating segments underpins its expanding footprint in the global clinical trial ecosystem.