pharmaphorum June 16, 2025
Phil Taylor

23andMe’s co-founder and former chief executive, Anne Wojcicki, looks set to regain control of the business after emerging victorious in a bidding war for the bankrupt company.

Wojcicki’s non-profit organisation TTAM Research Institute won the auction with a bid of $305 million for the genetic testing firm, topping an offer tabled by pharma company Regeneron.

Earlier this year, Regeneron won an earlier auction with a $256 million bid, but Wojcicki persuaded the court overseeing 23andMe’s bankruptcy that it was unfair, as TTAM had been prohibited from putting forward an offer over $250 million due to concerns about the group’s financial resources.

Armed with additional financial backing from an unidentified ‘blue chip’ investor, TTAM is now on course to take full...

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