VolitionRX Limited: Outlines broad strategy to become the 'NETs company' worldwide through licensing and updates progress of Nu.Q® NETs test adoption
A Message from our Chief Commercial Officer
As was stated in our shareholder update recently, 2025 is a pivotal year for Volition as we focus on commercializing our groundbreaking Nu.Q® platform in the human diagnostics market. Today, I would like to focus on the large, and very broad Nu.Q® NETs (NETosis) opportunity.
Our efforts on this are two-pronged:
1. Licensing
To negotiate with large multi-national companies to launch our Nu.Q® NETs test on their extensive base of installed machines already servicing every hospital in the world, with existing labs and sales teams. The focus of these discussions is centered around significant unmet needs in sepsis and coagulation. The aim, as we successfully achieved in the vet space, is to operate a low CapEx / low OpEx model; Low CapEx for our partners in that they already have a global footprint of their automated systems and low OpEx for Volition as the majority of functions (sales, regulatory and clinical affairs, sales, marketing) are conducted by our partners. Volition simply provides access to its intellectual property and the supply of key components for the test itself. We believe this is a win-win for everyone, allowing broad adoption worldwide with limited investment and giving these large companies a new revenue stream from their installed base.
I am delighted to report we are in confidential discussions regarding the licensing and supply of our Nu.Q® NETs assay with seven international companies. Notably, the combined market value of six of these companies is just under
We are making significant headway in the commercialization of Nu.Q® NETs. Licensing discussions are progressing well with several potential licensing companies having already successfully completed the tech transfer of our assay onto their platform(s). Our goal is to secure multiple licensing agreements in the human diagnostics space, mirroring our successful strategy in the veterinary market, with diverse deal structures, all with ongoing revenue and some to include large milestone payments. Volition's technology has already been successfully transferred and run on several other companies' analyzers.
Our strong clinical evidence supports the use of our Nu.Q® NETs technology in a critical area, sepsis. The Total Addressable Market for the testing and monitoring of Intensive Care Patients alone represents a
2. Leverage existing CE-marked Nu.Q® NETs test
The second prong of our strategy is to leverage our granted CE mark, approved in the EU for any NETs related diseases. As a reminder, Volition's chemiluminescent immunoassay (ChLIA) version of the CE-marked Nu.Q®
In a significant commercial milestone, we recorded our first revenue from sales of our CE-Marked Nu.Q® NETs automated product in
The range of potential clinical use cases where NETosis plays a role is extremely broad, equating to a mix of potential market sizes (from small to very large); there is clearly wide unmet clinical needs driving these evaluations.
NETs are a key part of a broad range of clinical conditions, and our aim is to become the "NETs company" worldwide, by partnering with the very best companies, hospital networks and governments. The level interest in using our Nu.Q® NETs test is notable: clinical use cases include coagulation, cardiac issues, renal disease, trauma, burns, auto immune diseases, organ transplant, pregnancy management and of course the biggest being Sepsis.
We expect, through this second prong that our Nu.Q® NETs test will start to be used in routine clinical practice with patients next year in the EU and then expanded to use worldwide through the expected global licensing agreements of the first prong to our strategy. This is a great outcome for Volition; they buy kits, generating not only revenue but also clinical data for a wide range of use cases.
We look forward to updating you in the exciting months ahead.
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Clinical Applications Under Evaluation by Centers of Excellence in |
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Sepsis patient management |
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Treatment monitoring of sepsis patients (EMBRACE trial NCT06694701) |
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Sepsis associated Acute Kidney Injury prediction |
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Follow-up of discharged patients from ICU |
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Burns |
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Distinction between SIRS and sepsis patients |
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Cardiac disease x 2 centers |
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Cardiopathy post surgery patient management |
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Acute brain injury |
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Anaphylactic shock during anesthesia |
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Lung post-transplant patient management |
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Autoimmune diseases such as Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, Rheumatoid Arthritis |
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NETosis in synovial fluid for Rheumatoid Arthritis |
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Potential Clinical Applications in Discussion |
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Burns |
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Distinction between SIRS and sepsis patients |
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Sepsis patient management x 6 centers |
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Pediatric sepsis management |
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Pregnancy management x2 centers |
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Inflammatory conditions |
- Combined stock market valuation as of 15th
April 2025 , data on file - Data on file, Volition Total Addressable Market Model
About Volition
Volition is a multi-national company focused on advancing the science of epigenetics. Volition is dedicated to saving lives and improving outcomes for people and animals with life-altering diseases through earlier detection, as well as disease and treatment monitoring.
Through its subsidiaries, Volition is developing and commercializing simple, easy to use, cost-effective blood tests to help detect and monitor a range of diseases, including some cancers and diseases associated with NETosis, such as sepsis. Early detection and monitoring have the potential not only to prolong the life of patients, but also to improve their quality of life.
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