Atomo Diagnostics Limited (ASX:AT1) Announces National Scale-Up and NZ Launch

National Scale-Up of HIV Self-Test Vending Machines

Atomo Diagnostics is expanding its CONNECT Programme to provide free HIV self-tests through vending machines across Australia. The initial order from Thorne Harbour Health is valued at approximately $230,000, with further funding secured for expanded testing in 2026.

International Expansion

Atomo’s HIV Self-Test has launched in New Zealand through Chemist Warehouse, the largest retail pharmacy chain in the country, following its registration for import.

Executive Comments

CEO John Kelly stated, “We are excited about the growing adoption of HIV Self-Testing as critical to the government’s efforts fight against HIV and look forward to continuing to work with THH and others to ensure that tests are readily available in the community where needed.” Mr Kelly added “We are also pleased to be able to expand our supply of the Atomo HIV Self-Test into the New Zealand market and we continue to look for international markets where we can secure meaningful pharmacy retail channel access for our HIV product.”

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