Latest Pharmaceutical Marketing News

Recce Pharmaceuticals has secured a significant patent acceptance in China for its RECCE® anti-infectives, broadening its intellectual property footprint in the world’s second-largest pharmaceutical market.

AFT Pharmaceuticals has reported record revenue of NZD 208 million for FY25, driven by strong Australasian sales and a recovery in Asia and international markets. The company is targeting NZD 300 million in revenue by FY27, supported by an expanded R&D pipeline and ongoing geographic diversification.

AFT Pharmaceuticals reported a 6% increase in revenue to NZ$208 million for the year ending March 2025, but net profit fell 23%, prompting a modest final dividend declaration.

Acrux Limited has appointed John Warmbrunn as its new CEO and Managing Director, signaling a strategic push for international expansion and product development starting June 2025.

EVE Health Group has executed a binding agreement to acquire Australian biotech Nextract, targeting rapid-onset treatments in the $16 billion global erectile dysfunction and dysmenorrhea markets. The acquisition, supported by a $1.5 million capital raise and share consolidation, marks a strategic shift into regulated pharmaceutical channels.

Vectus Biosystems advances its lead fibrosis drug VB0004 with validated Phase I safety data and strategic cost reductions, while actively pursuing licensing partnerships in China.

Acrux Limited reports strong momentum from recent topical pharmaceutical launches, driving a significant uptick in profit share income expected in the coming quarter. The company also secured nearly $4 million through a placement and share purchase plan, alongside a $1.73 million R&D-backed loan.

Argent BioPharma reports significant operational savings through manufacturing outsourcing, encouraging Phase IIb results for CimetrA®, and key regulatory approvals for cannabinoid therapies in Germany.

BTC Health has transformed its decade-long license agreement with Arna Pharma into an indefinite partnership, gaining royalties from Singapore and Malaysia sales and first rights to new pharmaceutical products in Australia and New Zealand.

Recce Pharmaceuticals has gained key regulatory and ethics approvals for its Phase 3 clinical trial in Indonesia and completed patient dosing for its Phase II trial, while securing a substantial A$6.75 million R&D tax rebate to bolster its financial position.