Latest Veterans Affairs News

Emyria Limited reported $1.2 million in revenue for the March quarter, driven by insurer-funded clinics and strong clinical outcomes in PTSD treatment. The company is advancing its national clinic rollout, including new sites in Victoria and New South Wales, while launching a global partnership program targeting international drug sponsors.

Orthocell has initiated commercial sales of its Remplir nerve repair device in Canada, leveraging a distributor-led model to penetrate a US$75 million market and setting the stage for broader North American expansion.

Orthocell has swiftly converted regulatory approval into clinical use with the first Remplir™ surgery completed in a US Department of Defense hospital, marking a key step in its US commercial expansion.

ReNerve has moved its NervAlign Nerve Guide Matrix into stage 3 of commercial development, a key step toward FDA submission and eventual market entry. This progress supports the company’s ambition to provide surgeons with an alternative to donor nerves for repairing severe peripheral nerve injuries.

Orthocell has secured approval for its Remplir™ nerve repair device to be used across 221 U.S. military and veterans hospitals, marking a major step in its U.S. commercial expansion. The approval follows clinical validation in conflict zones, positioning Orthocell to deepen penetration into defence healthcare.

Cyclopharm Limited is rapidly expanding its Technegas® lung imaging technology across the US, securing new contracts and advancing clinical guideline recognition that could boost adoption.

Emyria Limited is on track to open its first Empax clinic in Victoria by Q2 2026, having secured key operational milestones including a trained clinical workforce and dual reimbursement pathways.

Vitura Health has inked a binding distribution agreement with MedReleaf Australia, unlocking access to a broad medicinal cannabis portfolio across its extensive pharmacy network. This deal could add up to AUD 15 million annually, positioning Vitura as a dominant player in the evolving Australian market.

Emyria Limited has reported a significant 136% increase in revenue to $1.55 million for the half-year ended December 2025, driven by its expanding Empax clinic network and insurer-funded treatments across Australia. Despite this growth, the company posted a $2.37 million net loss, reflecting investments in scaling operations and infrastructure.

TrivarX Limited reported a $1.26 million half-year loss as it completed the acquisition of Stabl-Im brain imaging IP and validated its mental health screening technology in veterans. The company raised $4.2 million to fund clinical development and expand its diagnostic portfolio.

Cyclopharm has achieved a key milestone with Technegas approved for clinical use at the US National Institutes of Health, marking a strategic advance in its American expansion. Installation is imminent, leveraging a federal procurement framework that could broaden Technegas applications beyond pulmonary embolism.

ReNerve Limited reported a robust 80% increase in quarterly sales driven by strong US market adoption and expanded hospital approvals. The company advances its nerve repair product pipeline with key regulatory milestones and a refreshed board.