Sequentia Biotech: Bioinformatics Company Raises €10 Million

By Amit Chowdhry • Sep 30, 2024

Sequentia Biotech, a leading bioinformatics company focused on the analysis and application of omics data, announced a €10 million Series A, led by Seventure Partners, a French Venture Capital & Growth investment company with an extensive experience in Life Sciences. The Series A funding round was co-invested by the EIC Fund, the European Commission initiative dedicated to accelerating innovative start-ups across the European Union.

The funding will accelerate Sequentia Biotech’s mission to drive innovation in omics, which is the collective characterization and quantification of pools of biological molecules that translate into an organism’s structure, function, and dynamics. Some examples of omics include genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics, and microbiomics. The application of omics is driving the development of more precise diagnostic tools in the fields of biomedicine, agritech (e.g. crop protection and nutrition) and in the food industry (e.g. improving food production and quality).

The funding will enable Sequentia Biotech to accelerate the market introduction and expansion of its flagship platform, MICK, and the scale up Bioinformatics Enabling Technologies, driving its ambitious go-to-market strategy. And the MICK platform provides data analysis and interpretation, enabling a deeper exploration of microbiome data and translating it into actionable insights for multiple applications. It has the potential to redefine clinical decision-making, by integrating bioinformatics intelligence around omics into medical practice, biomedical and biopharma applications.

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“We are delighted to announce this fundraising and our backing by Seventure Partners and the EIC Fund, two highly renowned venture capital investors with strong track records in supporting innovative companies in the life sciences sector. This investment will play a major role in advancing our mission to unlock the full potential of omics and accelerate the adoption of MICK by researchers and healthcare professionals globally.”

  • Walter Sanseverino, CEO and Co-Founder at Sequentia Biotech