Inhalation Sciences (ISAB) Study result summary
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Study result summary
2 Oct, 2026Study findings
FDA study showed DissolvIt® can predict clinical plasma profiles with high precision, supporting its potential use in developing generic inhalation medicines.
Study tested a large number of formulations, aligning with FDA guidelines issued in late 2024 that reinforce the need for validated dissolution methods.
Commercialization and business development
More than 80% of quotation requests now concern CRO services; the quote backlog reached a record SEK 45 million in Q1 2025.
A SEK 15.2 million share issue, 80% guaranteed, is intended to accelerate commercialization and strengthen presence in key markets.
Agreement signed with US-based BioLum Sciences, focused on preclinical and clinical inhalation, to address growing US demand.
Latest events from Inhalation Sciences
- Revenue and order intake quadrupled in H1 2026, with strong pipeline and new financing secured.ISAB
Q2 2026 - Q1 2026 revenue and order intake surged, losses narrowed, and M&A talks are progressing.ISAB
Q1 2026 - Q4 order intake hit 5.4 MSEK, fueling 2026 backlog as M&A and strategic review continue.ISAB
Q4 2025 - Revenue and profit fell, but order intake and cash improved amid ongoing M&A efforts.ISAB
Q3 2025 - Cost cuts, new funding, and FDA study results support growth despite lower revenue.ISAB
Q2 2025 - Operating profit up 12% despite lower sales; FDA study and partnerships support outlook.ISAB
Q3 2024 - Operating profit up 24% in H1 2024, but sales and order intake declined; FDA study nears completion.ISAB
Q2 2024 - Record order backlog and FDA validation drive growth plans despite widening losses.ISAB
Q1 2025 - Revenue fell and losses widened in 2024, with growth hinging on new sales and financing.ISAB
Q4 2024