Key Highlights

  • Epsilon Healthcare reported record quarterly receipts of AUD 3.66mn for the June 2026 quarter.
  • Quarterly receipts increased 72% year on year and 17% from the previous quarterly high.
  • Group Revenue reached AUD 4.7mn for the quarter.
  • EPN shares rose 14.29% to AUD 0.024 at the time of writing on 1 September 2026.

Epsilon Healthcare (ASX: EPN) shares rose 14.29% to AUD 0.024 at the time of writing on 1 September 2026. Epsilon Healthcare Limited (ASX: EPN) reported a significant operating milestone in its 30 July 2026 quarterly activities report. The company recorded quarterly receipts of AUD 3.66mn for the June 2026 quarter, its highest quarterly level to date and a 17% increase on the previous quarterly high. The release gives the latest detailed view of operating receipts and activity across the group.

Revenue Tracks the Higher Activity

Group revenue reached AUD 4.7mn for the quarter, while year-to-date revenue averaged AUD 1.33mn per month, equivalent to an annualised pace of about AUD 16mn. The figures provide the financial backdrop to the company’s latest operating update and show the scale of activity recorded during the quarter. The company’s cash-flow disclosure also reported net cash from Operating Activities of AUD 1.068mn for the quarter.

Epsilon Pharma Drives Manufacturing Growth

Epsilon Pharma, the company’s onshore contract development and manufacturing organisation, recorded 122% year-on-year growth in the June quarter. The result was linked in the company announcement to expanding manufacturing activities, placing the CDMO Business at the centre of the latest operational update. The manufacturing performance is therefore a key component of the quarterly results released by the company.

EPN Share Price at the Time of Writing

At the time of writing on 1 September 2026, EPN shares rose 14.29% to AUD 0.024. The company’s latest operating story remains centred on receipts, revenue and manufacturing activity. Subsequent quarterly reporting will provide the next operating comparison.