Epetōme Secures Major Funding to Revolutionize Gut Health Globally
Epetōme Secures Major Funding to Revolutionize Gut Health Globally
Epetōme Secures Major Funding to Revolutionize Gut Health Globally
Epetōme, a UK-based gut health company, has secured fresh funding to fuel its global expansion. The investment round was led by Active Partners and Redrice Ventures, two firms with strong track records in consumer and wellness sectors. Founder Emily English described the deal as a major step forward for the business.
The funding will help Epetōme grow quickly and boost its clinical research. Jimmy Hill, co-founder and executive chair, welcomed the new partners, highlighting their shared vision for the brand. Active Partners, known for backing brands like Honest Burgers, LEON, and Rapha, sees Epetōme as a standout in the wellness market.
Billy Fox of Active Partners pointed to the company's science-backed products and rising consumer interest in gut health. Redrice Ventures, which co-led the investment, specialises in high-growth consumer brands across media, sport, and wellness. The firm's Sports Collective includes backers like Sir Andy Murray and Alistair Brownlee OBE, who praised Epetōme's rigorous, evidence-based approach.
Brownlee called the company a potential leader in its field, noting its ability to set new standards in gut health. The funds will also accelerate product development and market reach.
With this investment, Epetōme plans to expand its operations and deepen its research efforts. The company aims to cement its position as the UK's top gut health brand. The backing from experienced investors signals confidence in its long-term growth.
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