Abundance International Establishes Wholly-Owned Subsidiary and Secures Exclusive Licence for CypH-11 in Selected Asia-Pacific Countries

NewTimeSpace News,According to a Catalist Singapore announcement on March 13, Abundance International announced the establishment of its wholly-owned subsidiary ASC, and ASC simultaneously signed a licence agreement with MTTI of the United States to obtain the exclusive licence for the tumour detection agent CypH-11 in selected Asia-Pacific countries.

NewTimeSpace News:On March 13, 2026, Singapore-incorporated Abundance International issued an announcement, stating that it has completed the incorporation of its wholly-owned subsidiary ASC, and ASC has signed a licence agreement dated March 13 with MTTI of the United States.

The announcement indicated that ASC has a registered capital of S$50,000, with funds sourced from Abundance's internal resources. Its core business includes the distribution and trading of chemicals and related products, as well as research and experimental development in the fields of chemistry, medical and veterinary sciences.

Pursuant to the licence agreement, ASC has obtained the exclusive licence for CypH-11 in selected Asia-Pacific countries, entitling it to conduct the research and development as well as commercialisation of the product. It is reported that CypH-11 is a tumour detection agent capable of identifying viable tumour cells, which can be formulated into a sprayable specialty chemical solution. The solution is used in surgical procedures to distinguish cancerous tissue from healthy tissue in real time under near-infrared illumination, helping to reduce the risk of cancer recurrence. The research, development and commercialisation of this product are subject to regulatory approvals and clinical trial clearances in the relevant jurisdictions.

The announcement specified that ASC is required to pay an upfront licence fee of US$125,000 upon the signing of the agreement, and a further US$125,000 after MTTI completes the transfer of all relevant licences and patents for CypH-11 to ASC. Subsequent payments will be made in instalments based on the progress of clinical trials, the number of sublicences granted, and the proceeds from commercialisation.

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