Immuron Ltd (ASX: IMC) delivered a fresh wave of optimism to investors on Wednesday, reporting its highest-ever fiscal year sales driven by surging demand for its flagship product, Travelan®, across key global markets. With year-to-date revenue reaching A$5.3 million, up 46% from the prior year, the company has signalled a new growth trajectory for the Australian biopharmaceutical firm.
Shares in Immuron responded positively, climbing 11.67% to $0.067 by midday trading. While still down more than 46% year-on-year, today’s bounce reflects growing confidence in the company’s commercial outlook amid a broader recovery in healthcare and biotech names on the ASX.
The standout performer for Immuron was its over-the-counter immune support supplement, Travelan®, which continues to gain traction globally as international travel rebounds. According to the company’s unaudited March quarter update, North American sales jumped 86% year-to-date to A$1.6 million, with the March quarter alone up 28%.
In Australia, although quarterly sales dipped 8% to A$0.8 million — largely due to earlier wholesaler stockpiling — year-to-date revenue climbed 34% to A$3.7 million. Immuron noted that actual pharmacy-level demand remained strong, underscoring the strength of its expanded pharmacy network and marketing push.
“This is a fantastic result, with record sales in the December quarter in Australia and ongoing success in North America ahead of the key travel season,” said Chief Commercial Officer Flavio Palumbo.
Immuron’s recent gains are underpinned by strong market positioning. According to IQVIA’s Australian Pharmacy Scan (March 2025), Travelan® is now ranked #1 in market share change, #2 by SKU, and #3 by brand in the anti-diarrheal category — a notable milestone in a competitive OTC space.
The company credited these results to a well-executed consumer and trade campaign, including a direct-to-consumer strategy in the U.S. and the reintroduction of Travelan® in Canada with new major retail listings.
Immuron’s market cap stands at just A$15.65 million, placing it firmly in the micro-cap category. The company has 233.5 million shares on issue and trades at a steep discount to previous highs. Despite its recent bounce, IMC shares are down 15.2% year-to-date and over 46% for the past 12 months.
However, momentum appears to be building. Volume surged to 439,000 shares, well above the four-week average of just over 100,000, signalling renewed interest from retail and small-cap investors.
Management expects strong sales to continue through the Easter, ANZAC Day, and North American summer travel periods, setting the stage for another record-breaking year.
With Travelan® now sold in Australia, the U.S., and Canada, and a clear growth strategy focused on over-the-counter immune and gastrointestinal health, Immuron may finally be turning the corner from a niche biotech play to a legitimate consumer health growth story.
CEO Steven Lydeamore reaffirmed the company’s confidence: “With strong demand across all markets and record performance in both hemispheres, we’re well-positioned for sustained growth into FY2026.”
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