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Vedanta Biosciences (normalized profile)


Vedanta Biosciences develops microbiome-based oral therapies centered on defined bacterial consortia to address serious gastrointestinal diseases. The company advances live biotherapeutic products through proprietary platforms, integrating discovery, clinical, and fully integrated commercial-scale manufacturing. Its approach emphasizes defined, standardized bacterial products designed to restore a healthy microbiome and address unmet needs such as recurrent Clostridioides difficile infection and antimicrobial-resistant infections.

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Vedanta Biosciences (normalized profile)


Products

Oral live biotherapeutic product candidate; defined bacterial consortium of eight strains designed for prevention of recurrent Clostridioides difficile infection. Undergoing Phase 3 clinical evaluation.

Preclinical oral live biotherapeutic, defined bacterial consortium targeting the prevention of Gram-negative antimicrobial-resistant (AMR) infections, including carbapenem-resistant and ESBL-producing Enterobacteriaceae.

Expertise Areas

  • Microbiome-based drug development
  • Clinical trial management for GI therapeutics
  • Manufacturing of live biotherapeutic products
  • Gastroenterology and infectious diseases
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Key Technologies

  • Defined bacterial consortia
  • Live biotherapeutic products
  • CGMP manufacturing of live biologics
  • Large-scale bacterial strain libraries
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Key People

Founder, Chief Executive Officer

Chief Operating Officer

Chief Medical Officer (Consultant)

Chief Financial Officer (Consultant)

SVP, Regulatory Affairs

SVP, Head of Commercial

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News & Updates

Pioneered in-house CGMP manufacturing of defined bacterial consortia suitable for Phase 3 clinical evaluation.

Published clinical trial results for defined bacterial consortium therapy in JAMA, reporting reduced CDI recurrence rates.

Article in Cell Host & Microbe on VE303 strain colonization and microbiota changes in healthy adults.

Nature Medicine publication on multi-omic analysis of defined bacterial consortia for CDI.

Nature publication demonstrating the ecological decolonization of Enterobacteriaceae by commensal consortia.

Phase 1 trial for live biotherapeutic targeting inflammatory bowel disease, published in the European Journal of Gastroenterology & Hepatology.

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