Amplia opens new front in ovarian cancer fight
Amplia has locked in the design of its PRROSE phase two study pairing narmafotinib with chemotherapy in ovarian cancer, to run with ANZGOG across Australia and New Zealand, recruiting about 26 patients.
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| Company | Stage | Announced | Amount | Role | Alongside | Sources |
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| AdvanCell | Series D+ | 15 Jul 2026 | $450m | Participant | Forbes Australia (3 Sep 2026), Forbes Australia (16 Jul 2026), Brandon Capital, advancell.com.au, Brandon Capital portfolio, Brandon Capital portfolio, Tenmile portfolio |
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| Company | What it does | First invested | Rounds | Led |
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| AdvanCell | Produces radiopharmaceuticals that target cancer cells without the typical collateral dam… | 15 Jul 2026, Series D+ | 1 | 0 |
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Amplia has locked in the design of its PRROSE phase two study pairing narmafotinib with chemotherapy in ovarian cancer, to run with ANZGOG across Australia and New Zealand, recruiting about 26 patients.
Biotech Amplia Therapeutics has completed planning for its PRROSE phase two trial pairing narmafotinib with chemotherapy in ovarian cancer, working with ANZGOG, with patient recruitment targeted before the end of 2026.
Brisbane radiopharmaceutical developer AdvanCell has closed an oversubscribed Series D round, led by Ally Bridge Group and Alpha Wave with several institutional investors returning, to fund late-stage prostate cancer trials and US manufacturing.