Deal with GSK enables more work on novel vaccine for shigellosis

20 July 2023

Swiss vaccine company LimmaTech Biologics has in-licensed technology from GSK (LSE: GSK) to continue development and commercialization of a quadrivalent Shigella vaccine candidate.

Shigellosis is a potentially serious intestinal infection which is estimated to affect 450,000 people in the USA alone, each year.

LimmaTech Bio was spun out of GlycoVaxyn when it was bought by GSK in 2015, at which point the bioconjugate vaccine candidate became part of its infectious disease pipeline.

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