Stock Report: BCAL Diagnostics (ASX: BDX)
- futuregatecapital
- Feb 10
- 2 min read
Updated: Feb 19
FutureGate | February 9 2025
Company Overview
BCAL Diagnostics is advancing breast cancer detection with its innovative BREASTEST® blood test, a non-invasive test to help traditional screening methods like mammograms. The company is on track for commercialization in Q1 2025, marking a major milestone in its decade-long development journey.
Key Developments & Milestones
Clinical Validation
Conducted a 656-sample clinical study with Precion Inc (USA).
Included 390 breast cancer patients and 266 healthy controls.
Achieved 90% sensitivity and 85.5% specificity, outperforming traditional screening methods.
Commercial Partnerships & Expansion
Signed a commercial license with Sydney Breast Clinic, making it the first site to offer BREASTEST®.
Laboratory in North Ryde, Sydney has received NATA accreditation for testing.
Health Minister Mark Butler attended the lab opening, hinting at potential government subsidies similar to the PSA test for prostate cancer.
Market Opportunity & Pricing
2.1M mammograms conducted in Australia (2021) and 52.3M in the US (2019), highlighting strong market potential.
Expected pricing: $300 per test in Australia, $600 USD per test in the US.
Collaborating with 100+ general practitioners and 13 hospitals, with 35,000 GPs & 200 breast surgeons as key target markets.
Growth Roadmap
Year 1: Expansion in NSW/VIC.
Year 2: National rollout across Australia.
Year 3: Entry into the U.S. market.
Financials & Market Performance
Market Cap: $36M
Cash Reserves: $7M
Insider Activity: Chairman Jayne Shaw purchased 480,748 shares ($50,478) on Sept 13, 2024, signaling confidence in the company’s future.
Conclusion
With a first-mover advantage in blood-based breast cancer diagnostics, strong clinical results, and a clear commercialization strategy, BCAL Diagnostics is positioning itself as a high-potential growth stock in the MedTech space. Investors should watch for Q1 2025 revenue updates and U.S. expansion progress.

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