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Biome Australia to Launch 60-Pack Probiotics in Fiscal 2027

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Biome Australia (ASX:BIO) said it will launch Biome Daily Probiotic 60 and Biome Daily Kids Probiotic 60 in the first half of fiscal 2027, extending its two leading probiotic products into two-month formats, according to a Wednesday Australian bourse filing.

These clinically supported, microencapsulated probiotics are formulated to promote gut health, help counter antibiotic-related effects, and support immune function, per the filing.

The move brings the company in line with the broader Australian pharmacy market, where 60- and 90-pack products are more common, with management expecting new sales growth to comfortably outweigh any substitution from existing 30-pack formats, the filing said.

The products will be distributed through existing pharmacy and practitioner channels, marking the company's first Australian-made products under its Specialty Probiotics Australia manufacturing agreement, the filing added.

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