Emyria (EMD) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
4 Jun, 2026Market context and opportunity
Mental health is the leading chronic health issue in Australia, with rising prevalence and significant fragmentation in service provision.
Major funders, including private insurers and government, spend hundreds of millions annually on mental health, with Medibank and DVA as key payers.
Australia is the first country to reschedule MDMA and psilocybin for psychiatric use, enabling new treatment pathways for PTSD and depression.
Business model and clinical approach
Operates a national network of clinics targeting treatment-resistant PTSD and depression through the Authorised Prescriber Program.
Delivers a protocol combining medication (MDMA or psilocybin) with ~90 hours of supervised intensive psychotherapy, at a cost of ~$10,000 per treatment cycle.
Demonstrates strong clinical outcomes, with all work-related PTSD patients returning to employment six months post-treatment and over 66% no longer meeting PTSD criteria after 12 months.
Funding and partnerships
Only provider partnered with Medibank for fully funded, uncapped MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD and depression, with treatment in hospital settings.
DVA funds psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy for eligible veterans, following regulatory changes.
Pipeline includes expansion of funded care pathways with additional payers and geographies under consideration.
Latest events from Emyria
- Quarterly revenue hit AUD 1.2M as national expansion, clinical results, and partnerships accelerated.EMD
Q3 2026 TU6 Jun 2026 - Delivering scalable, durable psychedelic-assisted therapy for mental health with strong clinical results.EMD
Investor presentation4 Jun 2026 - Record revenue growth and clinical expansion drive strong outlook for mental health programs.EMD
Q4 2024 TU4 Jun 2026 - Net loss widened to $11.5M on $2.2M revenue, with major clinical and drug development milestones.EMD
H2 20244 Jun 2026 - Cash outflows dropped 25% and clinical visits surged 41%, but funding runway is under two quarters.EMD
Q1 2025 TU4 Jun 2026 - Clinical and financial momentum supported by new funding, partnerships, and expanded programs.EMD
Q2 2025 TU4 Jun 2026 - Net loss narrowed 91% year-over-year as new capital and R&D refunds supported clinical expansion.EMD
H1 20254 Jun 2026 - Sustained PTSD treatment outcomes, expanded capacity, and stable cash position support growth.EMD
Q3 2025 TU4 Jun 2026 - Landmark insurer funding, strong clinical results, and $4M raised position for national expansion.EMD
Q4 2025 TU4 Jun 2026