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Bcd Bioscience, A Precision Prebiotic Fiber Company, Raises $12M In Series A Funding To Develop Lead Products

Apr 14, 2022over 3 years ago

Amount Raised

$12 Million

Round Type

series a

Davis

Description

BCD Bioscience, a biotechnology company creating precision prebiotics from natural fibers, today announced that it has completed an oversubscribed Series A financing round of $12 million led by Acre Venture Partners. Existing investors, Seventure Partners and iSelect Fund, upped their commitments for the round and new investors, Collaborative Fund and Skyviews Life Science, have joined.

Company Information

Company

Bcd Bioscience

Location

Davis, Iowa, United States

About

BCD Bioscience was founded in 2019 as a spin-out from UC Davis, to exploit the functional and health benefits of oligosaccharides obtained from natural sources, including food waste material. The company has proven that its breakthrough technology can produce precision prebiotics from most natural fiber sources and has validated its science platform for rapid screening of prebiotics for precise functional properties, including impact on live biotherapeutics, microbial composition and function, and active metabolites (postbiotics). The platform is also able to deliver deep insights into carbohydrate structure and utilization of prebiotics by bacteria. Commercial applications include foods, nutritionals and therapeutics.

FundzWatch™ Score

85
Medium Activity

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