Memphasys Ltd Lands First UK Felix Orders Within Weeks

By Josua Ferreira -

Memphasys breaks into the UK with first Felix™ orders within weeks

Memphasys (ASX: MEM) has secured entry into the United Kingdom market, with four UK IVF groups now actively commercial trialling its Felix™ System and first commercial orders received within weeks of initial in-market engagement. The UK ranks among the world’s largest fertility markets, with more than 100,000 treatment and preservation cycles conducted annually.

Orders have come from a broad cross-section of customers. These range from IVF groups conducting more than 10,000 cycles per annum through to smaller independent clinics, signalling broad appeal across the market.

The speed of progression, moving from introduction to commercial trial to order in a matter of weeks, points to clinical demand in one of the most sophisticated and demanding fertility markets globally.

A rapid commercial progression in the UK

The Company’s ability to operate commercially in the UK is underpinned by its “UKCA (UK Conformity Assessed) Mark” approval, secured earlier in 2026, which provides “immediate and direct market access.” That regulatory clearance opened the door to a structured commercial push on the ground.

In recent weeks, A/Prof Hassan Bakos, Director of Clinical Partnerships and Growth, conducted a programme of direct clinic visits across London and the broader UK, meeting with IVF clinics and clinical teams to introduce the Felix™ System and progress commercial discussions.

According to the Company, the results of this engagement have been swift and commercially meaningful:

  • Four UK IVF groups are now actively commercial trialling the Felix™ System

  • First orders have been received from multiple clinics

  • Commercial agreements are close to being finalised and are expected to be “materially larger, multiple year and minimum volume based commercial relationships”

  • Trialling clients range from large multi-site conglomerates conducting more than 10,000 cycles per annum to smaller private clinics

  • Commercial trials have resulted in sales of consoles and several hundred cartridges to these groups

For commercial reasons, the Company has not disclosed the identities of the clinics at this stage. No dollar value for the orders has been provided.

How Felix™ works and why the recurring-revenue model matters

The Felix™ System is a patented bio separation technology that isolates the most viable sperm cells for human assisted reproduction. By combining electrophoresis and size-exclusion membranes, the system aims to deliver a fast, gentle and standardised sperm selection process.

Felix™ is designed to replace traditional centrifugation, a spinning technique that can cause cellular stress and DNA damage to sperm. The Company positions Felix™ as a repeatable alternative for clinicians in the IVF laboratory.

Felix™ System: Technology and Revenue Model

The commercial appeal for investors centres on a single-use cartridge-driven recurring revenue model. Each clinic onboarded represents an ongoing and growing revenue stream as procedure volumes and cartridge utilisation increase over time. This is why console placements and cartridge volume both matter, as the consoles establish the install base while cartridges drive repeat purchasing.

The Felix commercial rollout had already generated A$111,600 in March quarter 2026 revenue across four regions, establishing a baseline from which the UK and other new geographies are now adding incremental volume.

Feature What it does Why it matters to investors
UKCA Mark approval Provides immediate and direct UK market access Removes the regulatory barrier to commercial sales in a 100,000+ cycle market
Single-use cartridge model Each procedure consumes a cartridge Creates recurring, repeat-purchase revenue rather than one-off sales
Multi-site conglomerates Onboards groups conducting >10,000 cycles p.a. Offers scale and the potential for higher cartridge utilisation
Multi-year agreements Commercial relationships expected to be multi-year and minimum-volume based Supports forward revenue visibility if finalised

ESHRE and a widening global commercial footprint

A/Prof Bakos will return to London in the coming weeks to attend ESHRE, one of the world’s premier reproductive medicine conferences, where Memphasys is a participating Exhibitor. The Company expects the event to generate further clinical engagement, advance existing pipeline opportunities and support additional order conversion across the UK and Europe.

The UK progression forms part of a broader strategy to build a global network of Felix™ adopting clinics. The Company reports that this commercial momentum spans MENA, Europe, SE Asia, India, Japan and Australia, with further customer conversions and contracts anticipated.

A/Prof Hassan Bakos, Director of Clinical Partnerships and Growth

“The response from UK IVF Groups has been exceptional. Within a very short period of initial engagement, we have moved from introduction to Felix commercial trialling and orders across multiple sites, reflecting the strength of the clinical evidence behind Felix™ and the genuine unmet need it addresses in the IVF laboratory. The UK is a sophisticated and demanding market, and the speed at which clinicians have recognised the value of Felix™ gives us considerable confidence as we head into ESHRE. We expect this momentum to build further over the coming weeks.”

What it means for investors

The UK update brings together several elements relevant to the investment case. Memphasys has entered a market of more than 100,000 annual fertility cycles, converted early engagement into orders within weeks, and is generating cartridge sales that feed its recurring-revenue model.

Commercial agreements expected to be multi-year and minimum-volume based are approaching finalisation, which, if completed, would add forward revenue visibility. The near-term ESHRE appearance offers a potential catalyst for further order conversion across the UK and Europe.

The Vietnam commercialisation deal, a two-year exclusive agreement worth A$530,000 with structured quarterly cartridge growth, illustrates how Memphasys is building contracted minimum-volume relationships across its international network ahead of full regulatory activation in each market.

No revenue figures or clinic identities have been disclosed, so the commercial scale of these early orders remains undisclosed. The Company anticipates momentum building “over the coming weeks,” framing the period ahead as the next catalyst window for investors to watch.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Memphasys Felix System and how does it work?

The Felix System is a patented bio separation technology that selects the most viable sperm cells for IVF procedures by combining electrophoresis and size-exclusion membranes, offering a gentler alternative to traditional centrifugation which can cause DNA damage to sperm.

How has Memphasys entered the UK fertility market?

Memphasys secured UKCA Mark regulatory approval earlier in 2026, enabling direct commercial access to the UK market, and followed this with in-person clinic visits across London that resulted in four IVF groups commencing commercial trials and first orders being received within weeks.

What is the revenue model for the Felix System?

Felix operates on a single-use cartridge model where each IVF procedure consumes one cartridge, meaning every clinic onboarded generates recurring repeat-purchase revenue as procedure volumes grow — consoles establish the install base while cartridges drive ongoing sales.

What commercial milestone is Memphasys targeting at ESHRE 2026?

Memphasys is exhibiting at ESHRE, one of the world's leading reproductive medicine conferences, where the Company expects to advance existing pipeline opportunities and convert additional orders across the UK and Europe.

How much revenue has the Felix commercial rollout generated so far?

The Felix commercial rollout generated A$111,600 in revenue during the March quarter 2026 across four regions, with the UK now adding incremental volume on top of that baseline through console placements and several hundred cartridge sales.

Josua Ferreira
By Josua Ferreira
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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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