Irish biotech startup targeting inflammatory diseases acquired by Roche

Headquartered in Dublin, the company is developing drugs to address clinical unmet needs in inflammatory diseases
Irish biotech startup targeting inflammatory diseases acquired by Roche

Dr Manus Rogan, Chairman & Co-founding investor, Dr Matt Cooper, Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer, Prof. Luke O'Neill, Co-founder & Chief Scientific Officer and Dr Jeremy Skillington, Vice President, Business Development. Picture: Nick Bradshaw

A startup company developing treatments for inflammatory diseases based on a research partnership between the University of Queensland (UQ) and Trinity College Dublin has been acquired in a landmark deal, one of the largest in Australian and Irish biotech history.

Inflazome has been acquired by Roche for an upfront cash payment of €380 million, plus additional payments based on the achievement of certain milestones.

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