Schlieren, Switzerland-based GlycoVaxyn, a pioneer in the development of innovative conjugated vaccines, has successfully closed a 25.0 million-Swiss franc ($21.3 million) series B financing. The round was led by Edmond de Rothschild Investment Partners. Existing investors, Index Ventures and Sofinnova Partners, expressed their commitment to the future of the company through significant participation in this round.
GlycoVaxyn has developed a proprietary technology that allows the engineering of a new type of conjugate vaccine, glycoconjugates. This innovation will enable the firm to address significant unmet medical needs in both industrialized and emerging countries.
The new funds will be used to advance the company's lead vaccine candidate for intestinal infections, Shigellosis, which can cause a major public health issue, into clinical development within the next 12 months. GlycoVaxyn also aims to reach key milestones in its Staphylococcus aureus, Group B meningococcal and Group A Streptococcus conjugate vaccine programs.
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