VolitionRx Ltd. reported recent clinical and commercial progress across its platforms. The company said a manuscript describing its Capture-Seq platform for cancer detection has been submitted for peer review and cited an estimated $23 billion annualized total addressable market. For lung cancer, Volition said reimbursement submission preparation in France is underway with support from Hospices Civils de Lyon, and it expects routine clinical use in France by Q4 2026; it also noted receiving its first order for Nu.Q Cancer assays for clinical certification in Q4 2025. In sepsis, Volition said its CE-marked Nu.Q NETs assay has been included in the government-backed DETECSEPS program in France, a program valued at approximately $7.3 million. In veterinary testing, Volition reported feline lymphoma study results showing 100% specificity and detection of over 80% of feline lymphomas, and said publication in a peer-reviewed journal is expected to unlock a $5 million contractual milestone payment; it added that the Nu.Q Vet Canine test is available in more than 20 countries. Volition also said it is in active licensing discussions with around 10 global diagnostic leaders and anticipates additional agreements during 2026.

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