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Cogstate Ltd reports a near doubling in sales contracts for the first half of 2026 but warns of timing-related revenue deferrals that will temper short-term earnings. Despite this, management remains optimistic about medium- and long-term growth prospects.

Resonance Health has revealed ambitious growth plans at its 2025 AGM, projecting revenue to nearly quadruple by FY26 while maintaining positive EBITDA guidance. The company is broadening its global footprint and diversifying its clinical trial services across multiple therapeutic areas.

Neurotech International has received a $4.73 million R&D tax incentive refund, reinforcing its clinical development efforts in paediatric neurological disorders. The funds will support ongoing trials and working capital needs.

Invex Therapeutics has appointed two new non-executive directors and joint company secretaries, signaling a refreshed governance structure alongside a change of company address.

EMVision Medical Devices has successfully closed an oversubscribed Share Purchase Plan, raising $2 million and bringing total recent capital to $14 million. This funding positions the company to advance pivotal clinical trials and regulatory milestones for its innovative neurodiagnostic devices.

Neurotech International has initiated an Authorised Prescriber program for its lead therapy NTI164, expanding access for children with neurodevelopmental disorders in Australia. The company also secured a Rare Pediatric Disease Designation from the US FDA for NTI164 in Rett Syndrome, marking a key regulatory milestone.

Syntara Limited reports encouraging Phase 2a results for amsulostat in myelofibrosis, with significant symptom relief and spleen volume reduction sustained over 12 months, alongside new clinical trial initiations and a solid cash position.

Actinogen Medical has fast-tracked enrolment in its pivotal Alzheimer’s trial, secured a clear FDA regulatory path, and strengthened its financial position with funding extending its runway to mid-2026.

Nyrada has completed its Phase I trial for Xolatryp, confirming safety and predictable pharmacokinetics, while securing AU$8.25 million to fund an upcoming Phase IIa trial targeting heart attack patients.

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.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals has secured FDA Fast Track designation for its drug NNZ-2591 targeting Phelan-McDermid syndrome, accelerating its path through clinical development. This milestone underscores the urgent need for treatments in rare neurodevelopmental disorders.

Actinogen Medical has fast-tracked recruitment in its XanaMIA Alzheimer’s trial, closing pTau biomarker screening early and increasing participant numbers, aiming for final results by mid Q4 2026.