Strokefinder portable MRI device for rapid stroke triage at point of care
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Australian biotechs with < $20M aggregated turnover can claim a 43.5% refundable tax offseton eligible R&D expenditure each financial year (Jul–Jun). This is paid as a cash refund by the ATO — not a tax deduction — making it non-dilutive capital that directly extends cash runway.
Companies register eligible R&D activities with AusIndustry during the year, then lodge their tax return after 30 June. Refunds typically arrive October–Decemberof the same calendar year. For a company spending $5M/year on R&D, this is a ~$2.2M annual cash inflow.
| Event | Type | Confidence | Impact | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trial data readout — Diagnostic Performance Study of the EMVision Emu™ Brain Scanner in the Detectionopen_in_new Primary completion expected for NCT06999122. Indication: {Stroke,"Hemorrhagic Stroke"} | data readout | Speculative | removeMed | 31 Jan 2027(2× delayed) | Upcoming |
| emu Pivotal Trial Full Enrolment Completionopen_in_new Recruitment expected to reach full enrolment for the expanded emu Pivotal Trial including acute ischaemia detection validation. [Source: emu Pivotal Trial Expansion Adds Acute Ischaemia Detection, 2026-05-10] | commercial milestone | Expected | arrow_upwardHigh | 31 Jan 2027 | Upcoming |
| Aeromedical Study De-Risks Rural & Remote Stroke Use Casesopen_in_new EMVision completed a successful aeromedical feasibility and usability study of its First Responder Brain Scanner with the Royal Flying Doctor Service, demonstrating the device can be effectively deployed and operated in real-world pre-hospital environments. The study showed positive operator feedback, acceptable scan quality unaffected by flight conditions, and 92% of participants felt calm during scanning. The company received the final $400,000 non-dilutive milestone payment from the Australia | other | Confirmed | removeMed | 26 May 2026 | Completed |
| EMVision to Receive $1.17M IGP Grant Instalmentopen_in_new EMVision has achieved progress milestones under its Australian Government IGP grant, triggering a $1.17 million instalment payment expected this month. The company has received $1 million to date of a $5 million total non-dilutive grant awarded in June 2025, with $2.83 million remaining available to support First Responder brain scanner commercialisation. |
| other |
| Confirmed |
| removeMed |
| 24 May 2026 |
| Completed |