Immuron Ltd Posts AUD$7.7M FY26 Sales After Four Quarters of Growth

By Josua Ferreira -
  • Immuron reported unaudited FY26 global sales of AUD$7.7 million, up 6% on the prior year, marking four consecutive quarters of year-on-year growth driven by its Travelan® OTC product.
  • Australian sales grew 10% to AUD$5.8 million, supported by digital marketing, same-store growth, new store expansion, and rising South East Asian travel demand, with new packaging launched in Q4 yet to fully cycle through.
  • US sales grew 13% in USD terms to USD$1.2 million, with the stronger AUD masking the underlying commercial performance and compressing the AUD-reported result to +7%.
  • Canada delivered Q4 FY26 sales growth of 427% on pcp after a distorted FY25 base from a pipeline fill into 1,000+ retail doors, signalling genuine consumer demand is now building through the channel.
  • Beyond Travelan®, Immuron holds FDA approval for its IMM-529 C. diff clinical trial and retains pipeline optionality through ProIBS® distribution rights, adding clinical upside to an already revenue-generating OTC business.

FY26 global sales reach AUD$7.7 million on four consecutive quarters of growth

Immuron (ASX: IMC; NASDAQ: IMRN) reported unaudited FY26 global sales of AUD$7.7 million, up 6% on the prior comparative period (pcp) and marking four consecutive quarters of year-on-year growth. The Australian-based, globally integrated biopharmaceutical company attributed the momentum to Travelan®, an over-the-counter immune supplement targeting pathogenic bacteria and the toxins they produce in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.

The result points to consistent top-line growth across a diversified geographic base spanning Australia, the United States and Canada.

FY26 sales results by region

Australia remained the largest contributor to group sales, followed by the USA and Canada. The table below summarises the regional breakdown across the full year, second half and fourth quarter of FY26.

Region FY26 Sales FY26 vs pcp 2H FY26 vs pcp 4Q FY26 vs pcp
Global AUD$7.7m +6% +7% +2%
Australia AUD$5.8m +10% +6% +1%
USA AUD$1.8m (USD$1.2m) +7% AUD / +13% USD -1% AUD / +9% USD -4% AUD / +6% USD
Canada AUD$0.2m -55% >1000% +376%

The USA figures are reported in both AUD and USD, with underlying USD growth of 13% outpacing the AUD-denominated result. Canada’s full-year decline of 55% reflects a high FY25 comparative base created by a Q1 pipeline fill, as explained below.

FY26 Regional Sales Dashboard

What drove the numbers across each market

Immuron detailed the growth drivers behind each regional result, with Australia contributing the bulk of group sales.

Australia (+10% pcp)

Australian sales growth of 10% on pcp was attributed to four factors:

  • Increased awareness and consideration driven by extensive digital and social media marketing

  • Same-store growth as increased and past promotions drove new and return customers

  • Growth from new stores within banner groups where core ranging was secured in FY25

  • Increased South East Asian travel

New Travelan® packaging and creative launched in Q4, which the company expects to positively support sales going forward.

USA (+7% AUD / +13% USD)

US sales rose on the back of several marketing initiatives:

  • An improved Travelan® store on Amazon.com

  • Local U.S. Travelan® Facebook and Instagram pages

  • Increased paid social, influencer and organic social media marketing

These gains were partly offset by the Australian dollar strengthening against the US dollar, which is why USD growth of 13% exceeded the AUD-reported 7%.

Canada

During FY25, Immuron completed a Q1 pipeline fill into over 1,000 Canadian retail doors after securing listings within key pharmacy and grocery retail groups, creating a high FY25 comparative base. Consumer promotions subsequently lifted sales in Q2 FY26 (+191% on the prior quarter) and Q3 FY26 (+82% on the prior quarter).

Continued brand-building through in-store educational programmes, in-store promotions and social media marketing drove Q4 FY26 sales up 427% on pcp.

What Travelan® is and why the sales trend matters

Travellers’ diarrhoea (TD) remains the most frequent health problem among travellers to lower- and middle-income regions, commonly caused by pathogenic bacteria and the toxins they produce.

Travelan® is an orally administered passive immunotherapy that prophylactically reduces the likelihood of contracting travellers’ diarrhoea. It is a tabletised preparation of hyper-immune bovine antibodies that, when taken with meals, bind to diarrhoea-causing bacteria in the GI tract to help prevent colonisation.

The product carries distinct regulatory positioning by market. In Australia it is a listed medicine on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (AUST L 106709). In Canada it is a licensed natural health product (NPN 80046016), and in the U.S. it is sold as a dietary supplement for digestive tract protection.

For investors, Travelan® represents a revenue-generating, regulator-recognised product underpinning sales that is closely tied to increased South East Asian travel.

Investment takeaways and what’s next

Global sales grew for four consecutive quarters on pcp, with regional performance varying across markets. The trend is reflected in the company’s cumulative Global Year to Date Net Sales, which built steadily across the four quarters from the July–September period through to April–June.

Several growth levers appear to still be building momentum, including the new Q4 Australian packaging and creative, growing Canadian brand awareness, and USD-denominated US growth currently masked by foreign exchange movements.

Beyond Travelan®, Immuron retains broader pipeline optionality through its platform technology, its pre-clinical candidate IMM-529 for recurrent Clostridioides difficile infection, and exclusive Australian and New Zealand distribution rights for ProIBS®.

Alongside the commercial sales trajectory, Immuron secured FDA approval for its C. diff trial earlier in the year, a milestone that added clinical pipeline credibility to a company already generating positive revenue momentum from its OTC portfolio.

Key statistic (verbatim from source)

“Four Consecutive Quarters of Growth over Prior Year”

Investors should note that the reported figures are unaudited, and no earnings, margin or cash figures were disclosed in this announcement. The release was authorised by the directors of Immuron Limited.

Investors exploring the pipeline dimension in depth will find our detailed coverage of the IMM-529 partnering strategy covers the Pullan Consulting mandate, the Lumanity opportunity assessment projecting US$400 million base case revenue, and the pre-clinical efficacy data across multiple C. diff strains.

Ready to Explore Immuron’s Full Investment Case Behind Four Consecutive Quarters of Growth?

Immuron’s Travelan® has delivered AUD$7.7 million in global FY26 sales, underpinned by a 10% rise in Australia, 13% USD growth in the US, and a surging Canadian market — all while the company advances its clinical pipeline, including the FDA-cleared IMM-529 C. diff trial.

For a deeper look at the company’s financials, pipeline milestones, and commercial strategy, visit the Immuron investor centre to access the latest announcements and resources directly from the company.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is Travelan and how does it work?

Travelan is an over-the-counter oral supplement made from hyper-immune bovine antibodies that, when taken with meals, bind to diarrhoea-causing bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract to help prevent travellers' diarrhoea. It is a listed medicine in Australia, a licensed natural health product in Canada, and sold as a dietary supplement in the US.

What were Immuron's FY26 global sales results?

Immuron reported unaudited FY26 global sales of AUD$7.7 million, up 6% on the prior comparative period, with Australia contributing AUD$5.8 million (+10%), the US AUD$1.8 million (+13% in USD terms), and Canada AUD$0.2 million.

Why did Immuron's Canada sales fall 55% for the full year despite a strong Q4?

The full-year Canadian decline reflects a high FY25 comparative base created by a Q1 pipeline fill into over 1,000 retail doors; once that base effect normalised, underlying consumer demand recovered strongly, with Q4 FY26 sales rising 427% on the prior corresponding period.

What is IMM-529 and what milestone has Immuron reached with it?

IMM-529 is Immuron's pre-clinical candidate targeting recurrent Clostridioides difficile infection; the company secured FDA approval for its C. diff clinical trial earlier in 2026, adding pipeline credibility alongside its revenue-generating OTC business.

How does the Australian dollar affect Immuron's reported US sales figures?

Because Immuron reports in AUD, a strengthening Australian dollar reduces the AUD value of US dollar-denominated sales; in FY26 this meant US sales grew 7% in AUD terms but 13% in USD terms, meaning the underlying US commercial performance is stronger than the headline AUD figure suggests.

Josua Ferreira
By Josua Ferreira
Partnership Director
Josua Ferreira holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Advertising and brings a background in publication, business development, and ASX market storytelling. He has worked with listed companies across the resource sector and broader market, combining sharp commercial instincts with a genuine commitment to keeping investors informed.
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