SHINE Technologies has raised $240M to expand its nuclear medicine operations, including large-scale production of Lutetium-177 used in targeted cancer therapies, following its recent acquisition of Lantheus’ SPECT business...
SHINE Technologies has raised $240M to expand its nuclear medicine operations, including large-scale production of Lutetium-177 used in targeted cancer therapies, following its recent acquisition of Lantheus’ SPECT business...
SHINE Technologies signed a Letter of Intent with Swedish biotech Affibody AB to supply non-carrier-added Lutetium-177 for clinical development of its radioligand therapy pipeline, including Phase 1 candidate ABY-271, with potential commercial supply to be explored if the program advances...
SHINE Technologies has completed the acquisition of the Lantheus SPECT portfolio and manufacturing facility while naming Michael Rossi as CEO of the new SHINE SPECT division...
SHINE is drawing renewed attention for its fusion-based isotope production as the US works to localize Mo-99 and reduce dependence on foreign reactors—an important shift for the nuclear medicine supply chain that underpins most diagnostic procedures...
SHINE Technologies, a Nucleation portfolio venture and next-generation fusion company, today announced a strategic partnership with Sumitomo Corporation of Americas (SCOA), a leading global trading and investment company. The partnership, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), will explore and develop pathways for SCOA to promote and distribute SHINE's innovative products and services throughout Japan and other Asian markets.
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