Sensorion

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Montpellier, France · Founded 2009 · $90.0M raised

Headquarters
Montpellier
Employees
11–50
Founded
2009
Business Model
B2B
Total Funding
$90.0M
Last Round
$72.0M Venture RoundNov 2024
Rounds
2

About

Sensorion is a French biopharmaceutical company focused exclusively on developing innovative therapies for inner ear disorders, particularly hereditary hearing loss. Founded in 2009 and based in Montpellier, France, the company advances gene therapy programs targeting genetic causes of deafness, including its lead program SENS-601 for GJB2-related hearing loss. Sensorion partners with major hearing health companies such as Sonova to research the genetics of hearing loss, with the goal of providing long-term improvements for patients living with or at risk of debilitating inner ear conditions.

Summary

Sensorion is a Biotech company based in Montpellier, France, founded in 2009. It has raised $90.0M in total across 2 rounds, most recently a $72.0M Venture Round round in Nov 2024. Investors include Sanofi Ventures, Redmile Group and Invus.

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Venture RoundVenture RoundNov 2024
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