Radioisotopes / US Company Collects $150M For Commercialisation Of Lutetium-177

Shine Medical is building production plants in Wisconsin
US Company Collects $150M For Commercialisation Of Lutetium-177
A computer-generated image of the planned radioisotope facility. Courtesy Shine.
Wisconsin-based Shine Medical Technologies has secured $150m in financing from investors for commercialisation of diagnostic and therapeutic isotope technologies, including fusion-based applications, the company said in a statement.

Shine said its existing facility produces the therapeutic medical isotope lutetitum-177 (Lu-177), which is in demand by clinical trial sponsors because of its potential to treat a range of cancers.

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