Key Highlights
- Bio-Gene Technology shares were trading at $0.016 during the 13 November 2026 session, up 6.67%.
- Documentation and product development are under way to support the first commercial Supply of Qcide to Japan.
- Placement and share purchase plan proceeds totalled about $3.275 million, and a $343,000 R&D tax incentive was received after quarter end.
During the Trading session on 13 November 2026, Bio-Gene Technology Ltd (ASX:BGT) shares were trading at $0.016, up 6.67%, while the S&P/ASX 200 was down 0.73% at 9,079.70 at 12:39 pm AEDT. Bio-Gene is an Australian agtech company developing natural insecticides. Its latest update was its quarterly activities report and Appendix 4C for the quarter ended 30 September 2026, released on 30 October 2026.
Qcide commercial supply to Japan
Bio-Gene said documentation and product development activities are in progress to support the first commercial supply of Qcide to Japan. A 16th Qcide harvest was completed at its north Queensland plantation. Its managing director and chief executive attended major meetings in Japan and the United States during the quarter.
Toxicity studies and product validation
Draft preliminary reports for the OECD 424 and OECD 443 toxicity studies are under scientific and technical review before the results are finalised and released. After quarter end, efficacy data for Flavocide against ticks was published in the peer-reviewed Journal Ticks and Tick-borne Diseases. Grants and allowances were also obtained for Flavocide Patent families covering combinations, resistant pests and aphid control.
Funding and tax incentive
The company completed its second Tranche of the Placement and share purchase plan underwriting, bringing gross proceeds to about $3.275 million. It also received a $343,000 R&D tax incentive after quarter end, relating to eligible FY26 expenditure.
Sector context
Biological and plant-derived pest control products are seeking a place in agriculture as growers look for alternatives to conventional chemicals. Regulatory data, toxicity studies and product registrations in each export market are needed before commercial supply, and timelines can be long.
Risks investors are watching
Commercial supply to Japan depends on finalising documentation and regulatory steps that are still in progress. The toxicity study results are not yet final, and any findings could affect product development. The company's funding was raised at a low share price, and further Capital will be required to build commercial volumes.
What to watch ahead
Investors will look for the finalised OECD study results, the first commercial shipment of Qcide to Japan and progress on the Flavocide patents. The next Quarterly Report will show cash use and product development milestones.
Final Word
Bio-Gene's latest quarterly report centres on preparing a first commercial supply and completing product validation work. Regulatory and study milestones will show how quickly the product moves toward customers.




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