Vedanta Biosciences

Develops microbiome-based therapies using bacteria

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

About Vedanta Biosciences

Vedanta Biosciences focuses on developing microbiome therapies using groups of beneficial bacteria known as bacterial consortia. These consortia can colonize the human intestine and have the potential to treat various diseases. The company utilizes a proprietary discovery platform to identify and assemble these bacteria into effective therapeutic teams. Unlike many competitors, Vedanta has achieved commercial-scale production of its drug candidates while adhering to strict FDA regulations for safety and quality. The goal of Vedanta Biosciences is to transform disease treatment by providing new options for patients through its innovative approach to drug discovery.

Cambridge, MassachusettsHeadquarters
2010Year Founded
$364.5MTotal Funding
LATE_VCCompany Stage
Biotechnology, HealthcareIndustries
51-200Employees

Risks

Competition from Seres Therapeutics with FDA-approved C. difficile treatment.
High production costs may impact profitability and market reach.
Regulatory challenges due to unclear FDA guidelines for microbiome therapies.

Differentiation

Vedanta uses defined bacterial consortia for consistent therapeutic outcomes.
First to achieve commercial-scale CGMP production of bacterial consortia drugs.
Proprietary platform identifies and assembles optimal bacterial consortia for therapies.

Upsides

Fast Track designation for VE303 accelerates regulatory approval process.
Phase 3 RESTORATiVE303 study positions Vedanta as a market leader for rCDI.
Recent $106.5M funding round strengthens financial position and growth potential.