Tissue Repair Limited (ASX:TRP) is advancing its Phase 3 clinical trials for the TR987® drug, aimed at treating chronic wounds, with recruitment accelerating. The company is also working on commercializing the TR Pro+® line for aesthetic and medical procedures, with significant sales achieved in the March quarter. TRP's financial report indicates net operating cash outflows of $1.684 million for the March 2026 quarter and a strong cash position of $6.657 million. The company expects to achieve a milestone of 100 patient randomizations by September 2026 to facilitate interim analysis. Furthermore, regulatory submissions for TR Pro+® are progressing as planned, with anticipated entry into the US, Asian, and European markets. The company maintains an estimated funding runway of four quarters, supported by an expected R&D tax rebate.
Key Points
Tissue Repair Limited (ASX:TRP) focuses on Phase 3 clinical trials for TR987® for chronic wounds and commercialises TR Pro+®.
Recruitment for the TR987® Phase 3 trial has accelerated with 64 patients randomized and 11 more in screening.
TRP is focused on achieving 100 patient randomizations by September 2026 for interim analysis.
The progress of US 510(k) and CE mark submissions for TR Pro+® for wound and dermatology indications is on track.
Sales of TR Pro+® exceeded 9,000 units in the March quarter, with a major production run scheduled for May 2026.
The company reported net operating cash outflows of $1.684 million with a cash position of $6.657 million as of March 31, 2026.
Estimated funding runway for the company is approximately four quarters.
TRP is set to receive an R&D tax rebate of approximately $2.0 million for FY2025.
The company's focus remains on enhancing recruitment for clinical trials and advancing regulatory submissions.
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