BioRestorative Therapies Gains Australian Patent for ThermoStem Stem‑Cell Platform

BRTX
February 24, 2026

BioRestorative Therapies, Inc. (NASDAQ: BRTX) received a patent allowance from the Australian Intellectual Property Office on February 24 2026 for its ThermoStem technology, a non‑naturally occurring three‑dimensional brown adipose‑derived stem‑cell aggregate. The allowance covers both the manufacturing method and the resulting cell product, extending the company’s protection for its obesity‑treatment platform in a key international market.

The patent expands BRTX’s intellectual‑property moat and strengthens its competitive position against established GLP‑1 drug manufacturers. By securing exclusive rights to the manufacturing process and product, the company can pursue licensing or partnership opportunities while limiting the ability of competitors to replicate the technology. The ThermoStem platform, which uses allogeneic brown adipose stem cells to generate functional brown adipose tissue, is positioned as a potential alternative to GLP‑1 drugs and could offer advantages in efficacy, safety, and dosing frequency.

BRTX remains in the early‑stage development phase, reporting a net loss of $3.0 million and revenue of $11,800 in the third quarter of 2025. The company also closed a $5.0 million public offering on February 13 2026, providing additional capital to support research and development. While the company has not yet achieved profitability, the Australian patent is a significant milestone that could unlock future revenue streams once the platform reaches commercialization or attracts strategic partners.

Investors reacted positively to the patent allowance, viewing it as a key step toward commercialization and potential licensing deals. The approval signals regulatory confidence in the technology’s novelty and commercial viability, which may accelerate BRTX’s path to market entry and partnership negotiations.

BRTX continues to develop the ThermoStem platform and is actively building a global patent portfolio. The Australian patent is part of a broader strategy to secure protection in major markets, enhance its bargaining power, and position the company for future collaborations or licensing agreements in the obesity and metabolic disorder space.

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