Developing RECCE 327 synthetic anti-infective polymer for bacterial infections including sepsis and wound infections. Novel mechanism distinct from traditional antibiotics.
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| Event | Type | Confidence | Impact | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RECCE 327 Phase 3 DFI interim analysis (155 patients) Independent data committee interim analysis of Phase 3 registrational trial in diabetic foot infections in Indonesia | data readout | Expected | arrow_upwardHigh | 30 June 2026 | Upcoming |
| RECCE 327 Phase 3 DFI full enrollment (310 patients) Full enrollment across 5 Indonesian sites. Primary endpoint: clinical response per FDA Lipsky Scale | data readout | Expected | arrow_upwardHigh | 31 Dec 2026 | Upcoming |
| Indonesia BPOM conditional approval Under BPOM Expedited Regulatory Review pathway. First commercial revenue event if interim data positive | regulatory decision | Speculative | arrow_upwardHigh | 31 Dec 2026 | Upcoming |
| MENA region regulatory approvals and commercial launchopen_in_new Registration and marketing approval process for R327 Topical Gel across the Middle Eastern and North African region under the 10-year exclusive licensing agreement. [Source: Recce Signs Middle East Licensing Term Sheet, 2026-05-26] | regulatory decision | Expected | arrow_upwardHigh | 31 Dec 2027 | Upcoming |
| Milestone payment triggers under MENA licensing agreementopen_in_new Achievement of regulatory and commercial milestones triggering payments of up to USD 3.5M in upfront and milestone payments from the Middle Eastern partner. [Source: Recce Signs Middle East Licensing Term Sheet, 2026-05-26] | commercial milestone | Expected | arrow_upwardHigh | 31 Dec 2027 | Upcoming |
| Recce Signs Middle East Licensing Term Sheetopen_in_new Recce Pharmaceuticals signed a non-binding term sheet for a 10-year exclusive licensing agreement with a leading Middle Eastern pharmaceutical company to register, market and distribute R327 Topical Gel for Diabetic Foot Infections across the MENA region, with total upfront and milestone payments of up to USD 3.5M (~AUD 5M) plus 30% of net selling price and an additional 6% royalty on net sales exceeding USD 50M/year. | partnership | Confirmed | removeMed | 26 May 2026 | Completed |
| Positive Regulatory Inspection Outcome for Phase 3 Trialopen_in_new The Indonesian National Agency of Drug and Food Control (BPOM) completed a routine regulatory inspection of the Phase 3 trial site with no findings that prevent the study from continuing. Patient dosing is ongoing across five sites, with an interim data analysis planned at 155 patients completed. Regulatory approval in Indonesia is anticipated in CY2026. | data readout |
| Confirmed |
| removeMed |
| 21 Apr 2026 |
| Completed |