Nestlé's Microbiome Interest Deepens With Enterome JV

Nestlé Health Science has invested $23m in a joint venture it is setting up with French microbiome company Enterome. Microbiome Diagnostics Partners (MDP) will be focused on developing microbiome-based diagnostics for the assessment and management of irritable bowel disorder and liver diseases.

Handshake of businessmen

French microbiome company Enterome is teaming up with Swiss nutritionals giant Nestlé Health Science to form a joint venture focused on developing microbiome-based diagnostics. Nestlé will invest €20m ($23m) in return for a 50% stake in Microbiome Diagnostics Partners (MDP). In addition, it will make further payments to MDP if it achieves certain clinical and commercial milestones. Enterome will contribute to the JV its current microbiome diagnostic programs and intellectual property derived from its microbiome-based platforms.

The main focus of the joint venture will be to accelerate commercialization of Enterome's diagnostic platforms which include IBD110, a...

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