Telix Pharmaceuticals (TLX-AU)
Ventures in biotech!!?
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SP: $14, M/C: ~A$4.7bn, ADV: ~A$14m/day
Telix has been under pressure lately.
August 2025. Telix receives a Complete Response Letter (‘CRL’) relating to it’s Biologics License Application (‘BLA’) for TLX250-CDx.
The CRL relates to comparability between the drug used in clinical trials and that being made in commercial manufacturing.
The find also triggered ‘483’s in third-party manufacturing.
This roughly translates to the FDA finding issues with the drug Telix has trialled and that to which they intend to commercially manufacture. Ala, there are issues in Telix’ supply-chain.
Is the manufacturer really a third party?
On the left are site locations for TLX250-CDx trials. The Australian locatons overlap with facilities of radiopharm company Cyclotek
Cyclotek have been fined prior for “unacceptable manufacturing practices”
Former Telix CFO Doug Cubbin is a director at Cyclotek. He worked at Telix when the cyclotek/Telix agreement was announced and this was not disclosed.
Cyclotek also appear as a top20 shareholder in Telix at the time of their 2017 IPO.
We have an undisclosed relationship manufacturer that has previously been fined for manufacturing issues and now complicit in TLX250-CDx being rejected.
This isn’t the first time TLX250 was rejected either.
Now the market waits to see if the SEC subpoena into TLX591 trial disclosures goes anywhere.
P.S the Feburary share sale by the CEO looks a timely trade right now.
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