BCAL Diagnostics Limited (ASX:BDX) Announces Strategic Partnership with Cancer Care Associates
Strategic Partnership with Cancer Care Associates
BCAL Diagnostics Limited has entered a strategic partnership with Cancer Care Associates (CCA), a leading private oncology network in Australia. This collaboration aims to accelerate the clinical uptake and validation of BREASTEST plus™, BCAL’s non-invasive blood test for breast cancer diagnostics. Initially launching in Sydney, the partnership will facilitate the integration of BREASTEST plus™ into CCA’s clinical offerings across New South Wales, Queensland, and Western Australia.
Revenue and Market Impact
Revenue generation is expected to commence in FY2026 through the distribution of BREASTEST plus™ via CCA centres. The partnership will enhance BCAL’s real-world evidence and health economics data collection, supporting reimbursement discussions and further regulatory approvals. This milestone strengthens BCAL’s commercial rollout strategy, positioning the company for broader national and potential international partnerships. Additionally, a joint education and awareness campaign targeting healthcare providers and patients will be implemented.
Executive Comments
BCAL Diagnostics CEO, Shane Ryan, stated, “This partnership marks an inflection point in BCAL’s early commercial journey and is a strong endorsement of the test’s clinical and commercial value. BCAL is focused on commercial growth through clinical and doctor partnerships and our agreement with CCA will continue to build clinical and patient awareness and expand patient access to BREASTESTplus™.”
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