Seres Therapeutics reports Q1 EPS $3.75, consensus $1.97

“Advancing SER-155 through the next stage of development remains our top corporate priority, and we are making significant progress toward initiating the next clinical study,” said Eric Shaff, President and Chief Executive Officer of Seres. “The clinical results generated to date underscore the potential of SER-155 to redefine the standard of care for allo-HSCT recipients and other vulnerable patients at risk of bloodstream infections- addressing a significant unmet medical need and representing substantial commercial opportunities. At the recent European Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation conference, we obtained encouraging feedback from European transplant experts, consistent with the supportive views of U.S. based physicians, who highlighted that preventing BSIs remains a major unmet need in this patient population and expressed enthusiasm for both the safety and efficacy results reported in the SER-155 Phase 1b study. Notably, European clinicians also communicated their interest in participating in the further development of SER-155.”