CelLBxHealth Refreshes Board and Appoints New CEO to Advance CTC Growth Strategy

CelLBxHealth plc (LSE:CLBX) has announced a series of board changes, including the immediate appointment of Peter Collins as chief executive officer. The company has also strengthened its non-executive leadership with the appointments of Klaas de Boer, Kim Oreskovic and Benjamin Hart as non-executive directors, while current non-executive director Joseph Eid is set to step down at the end of January 2026.

Executive chair Jan Groen said the expanded board brings additional life sciences, commercial and strategic expertise at a pivotal point for the business. The leadership refresh is intended to support the pursuit of new strategic opportunities and enhance long-term shareholder value, as CelLBxHealth continues the commercial rollout of its Parsortix circulating tumour cell (CTC) platform and related services.

From a market perspective, the company’s outlook remains constrained by significant financial pressures and bearish technical indicators, which represent the most influential factors for sentiment. Although recent corporate developments and progress highlighted in earnings communications provide some support, concerns around financial performance and valuation continue to weigh heavily on the overall outlook.

More about CelLBxHealth plc

CelLBxHealth plc, listed on AIM under the ticker CLBX, is a circulating tumour cell intelligence company delivering CTC-based solutions for research, drug development and clinical oncology. Its patented Parsortix platform isolates circulating tumour cells from blood samples and integrates with existing laboratory systems, enabling downstream applications such as whole-cell imaging, proteomic profiling and genomic analysis. The company generates revenue through sales of the Parsortix system and consumables, provision of laboratory services for clinical trials and assay development, and lab-developed tests supported by strategic partnerships, with services delivered from its GCLP-certified laboratory in the UK.

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