Archer Materials Limited (ASX:AXE) has reported its Q1 FY25 Activities Report and Appendix 4C for the quarter ended 30 September 2024. The company improved the readout and manufacturability of the 12CQ quantum project, developed new carbon films with extended electron spin lifetimes, and initiated experiments to develop gFET biosensors for chronic kidney disease testing. With a strong cash position of $16 million and no debt, Archer is also in the process of developing a refreshed corporate strategy to map out the commercialization roadmap of its technologies.
Greg English, Executive Chairman of Archer, highlighted the technological milestones achieved during the quarter, emphasizing the progress made in the 12CQ quantum project and the development of highly manufacturable carbon films with attractive quantum properties. He also mentioned the initiation of experiments for chronic kidney disease testing using gFET biosensors and the further derisking of the Biochip gFET through a multi-project wafer run. Additionally, the company is in the process of refining its strategy to more clearly outline the commercialization roadmap of its technologies, including nearer-term revenue opportunities.
Archer Materials has made significant progress in advancing its 12CQ quantum project and the development of gFET biosensors for chronic kidney disease testing. The company's strong cash position of $16 million with no debt provides a solid foundation for its ongoing activities. The development of a refreshed corporate strategy aims to more clearly map out the commercialization roadmap of Archer's technologies, including potential nearer-term revenue opportunities. The company's advancements in quantum computing and medical diagnostics demonstrate its commitment to innovation and technology development, positioning it for potential future growth and commercial success.