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Why Nexalis Therapeutics (ASX:NX1) is reassessing its inhaled pain and mental health trials after a lender cancelled its facility

The central point is a funding gap. In 2026 a lender cancelled a largeDebtfacility, two studies were suspended, and the half-year accounts carry a material uncertainty about going concern.

Sonal Goyal | 19 October 2026

Why Global Health (ASX:GLH) Has Narrowed Its Losses Since FY2023 as a Small Australian Digital Health Software Provider

On 27 August 2026 the company lodged its 2026 Appendix 4E and full-year statutory accounts, a FY2026 results summary, a corporate governance statement and an Appendix 4G. The Appendix 4E is the primary source for FY2026 revenue, profit or loss, cash and any auditor …

Sonal Goyal | 19 October 2026

Why HitIQ (ASX:HIQ) Smart Mouthguard Maker Has Added a Related-Party R&D Tax Incentive Loan Facility

HitIQ, based in South Melbourne and listed on the ASX in June 2021, describes itself as an evidence-based brain care technology company. Its main product is PROTEQT, an instrumented mouthguard that records head impacts in sport. The company website lists the consumer version at …

Sonal Goyal | 19 October 2026

Why Imagion Biosystems (ASX:IBX) Is Funding Its MagSense Cancer Imaging Program Through Convertible Notes

Imagion develops MagSense, an MRI imaging agent that uses non-radioactive, bio-safe magnetic nanoparticles. The company's stated aim is earlier and more specific cancer detection, with target applications in HER2-positive breast cancer, prostate cancer and ovarian cancer. It has no approved product, and clinical progress …

Sonal Goyal | 19 October 2026

Why Osteopore (ASX:OSX) is expanding 3D-printed bone scaffold sales in Asia and the Middle East on convertible note funding

Osteopore makes 3D-printed, bioresorbable scaffolds for bone regeneration across several therapeutic areas, according to its half-year report. The company listed on the ASX on 23 September 2019. Its products span orthopaedic, craniofacial, dental and neurosurgical uses.

Sonal Goyal | 19 October 2026

Why Argent BioPharma (ASX:RGT) is tying its CannEpil epilepsy drug licensing deal to a going-concern funding gap

For the year ended 30 June 2026, Argent reportedRevenueof A$161,187, compared with A$180,565 a year earlier. The net loss narrowed to A$7.71 million from A$17.84 million, helped by lower administrative expenses of A$6.86 million andResearch and Developmentspending of A$0.49 million, down from A$3.59 million.

Sonal Goyal | 19 October 2026

Why Visionflex Group (ASX:VFX) is pushing subscription revenue in virtual healthcare as hardware orders slip into FY27

Visionflex combines its own hardware and software to connect third-party medical devices, so clinicians can run remote consultations. The company says hardware costs about A$5,000 to A$50,000 per unit, with software licensing of roughly A$5,000 a year. A new unattended access capability lets a …

Sonal Goyal | 19 October 2026

Why Oakridge International (ASX:OAK) Is Selling Nurse Call Technology to Care Providers After a Small FY2026 Profit

Oakridge develops nurse call andAssistive Technologyhardware and software for hospitals, aged care, disability care and supported independent living, according to its 31 July 2026 quarterly report. Recent work includes installations, nurse call upgrades, wireless solutions and real-time location system implementations. Product development covers enterprise …

Sonal Goyal | 19 October 2026

Why Adherium (ASX:ADR) Is Funding Its Hailie Respiratory Monitoring Push With Shareholder Loans

Adherium is based in Melbourne and describes itself as a provider of digital respiratory management. Its product is the US FDA-cleared Hailie Smartinhaler platform, which lets clinicians and patients remotely monitor inhaler use and adherence. The company states that it has sold more than …

Sonal Goyal | 19 October 2026

Why Anatara Lifesciences (ASX:ANR) has moved from an IBS trial miss to an anti-obesity compound

According to the annual report, the GaRP-IBS Phase II trial did not reach statistical significance on its primary efficacy endpoint, the overall IBS Symptom Severity Score, although some secondary measures improved. The trial has been formally closed and the pre-clinical and clinical papers have …

Sonal Goyal | 19 October 2026
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