
Proteomics International appoints Healius as exclusive Australian distributor for Promarker blood tests, targeting commercial rollout by FY2027.
Proteomics International Laboratories (ASX: PIQ) has signed its first commercial distribution agreement. Healthcare company Healius (ASX: HLS) will be the exclusive Australian distributor for the Promarker portfolio of predictive and diagnostic blood tests.
The three-year deal gives Proteomics access to Healius' national pathology network. That network includes more than 2,000 patient collection centres and relationships with general practitioners, specialists, hospitals, and other healthcare providers.
Proteomics keeps responsibility for the Promarker portfolio. That covers quality and regulatory compliance, scientific and medical support, laboratory testing, and clinical reporting. Healius will handle specimen collection, pathology distribution, referrer engagement, and market access.
Rollout will happen in phases. Commercial launch is expected during the 2027 financial year.
Proteomics confirmed that revenue from the deal cannot be reliably estimated at this stage. The Promarker portfolio is at an early commercialisation phase.
Proteomics managing director David Morris called the agreement an important step in the company's commercialisation strategy. "By combining our accredited laboratory capability with Healius' pathology distribution infrastructure, we have established a scalable pathway to support the phased rollout of the Promarker portfolio across Australia," he said.
Healius group executive Anthea Muir said the Promarker portfolio complements Healius' pathology offering by expanding the range of predictive and diagnostic testing available to Australian clinicians.
The Promarker tests use plasma protein biomarkers – protein 'fingerprints' in the blood – to measure a person's risk of diabetic kidney disease, esophageal adenocarcinomas, and endometriosis. The company has secured multiple patents covering all three tests.
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