
BiomeBank is an Australian biotechnology company leading the development of co-cultured microbiome-based therapies. Their proprietary CONSORTIOMETM platform enables the targeted cultivation of stable, defined microbial consortia, overcoming the limitations of donor-derived approaches and unlocking new therapeutic potential.
With the world’s largest gut microbiome collection, BiomeBank is at the forefront of microbiome drug development. Their lead candidate, BB265, a live biotherapeutic product (LBP) for ulcerative colitis, has over 100 carefully selected strains that collectively deliver over 93 per cent of the therapeutic function of a healthy microbiome. Through advanced co-culturing techniques, BiomeBank engineers complex microbial communities under controlled conditions, ensuring consistency, scalability, and efficacy.
BiomeBank has transformed the regulatory landscape for microbiome-based medicines, securing the world’s first regulatory approval for a microbiome therapy and setting new standards for quality and safety in the field. Their research and production facility in South Australia integrates cutting-edge microbiology, bioinformatics, and bioprocessing to develop high-quality, clinically validated therapies.
With a strong pipeline and a clear commercial pathway, BiomeBank is shaping the future of microbiome therapeutics.
BiomeBank welcomes collaboration with biopharma companies and investors to harness the full potential of the microbiome in transforming human health.
Contact
Lucas Buchheim-Jurisson
Objectives
- Seeking strategic partnerships with biopharma companies and investors
- Advancing BB265, BiomeBank’s lead live biotherapeutic product (LBP) for ulcerative colitis
- Establishing CONSORTIOMETM as the world’s most advanced microbiome-based drug discovery platform
- Restoring gut microbial ecology
- Expanding BiomeBank’s pipeline of co-cultured microbial therapies for a range of clinical indications
- Scaling BiomeBank’s production capabilities at their South Australian research and manufacturing facility
- Leading regulatory advancements to set new standards for microbiome drug development.
