Drug EfficacySER-155 demonstrated a 77% relative risk reduction in bloodstream infections in the Ph. Ib study, showing initial signs of efficacy compared to placebo.
Financial PerformanceSeres has received a $50M installment fee and is set to receive another $23.5M, extending its cash runway into 1Q26.
Partnership OpportunitiesThe progress of the SER-155 study should boost partnership opportunities, with expectations of an upfront payment supporting further research.
Regulatory SupportThe FDA is supportive of a 30-day endpoint for BloodStream Infections, which is a positive development for the next SER-155 study.