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Trades about 171% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Medipost Co., Ltd. is a biotechnology firm dedicated to the creation and manufacturing of stem cell-based products. Its diverse operations are categorized into several divisions: the Cord Blood Bank, which specializes in the collection and storage of newborn umbilical cord stem cells; Stem Cell Therapy, focused on producing allogeneic stem cell pharmaceuticals; Health Functional Food, offering various vitamins and nutritional supplements; and the Import and Distribution of Natural Cosmetics division, responsible for the sales and marketing of natural cosmetic products sourced from Pevonia Inc. Additionally, the company provides comprehensive Healthcare Services, encompassing bizcare, insu-care, affiliate programs, telehealth, and medical devices, accessible via web, mobile, and call centers. Established on June 26, 2000, by Yoon-Sun Yang and Won-Il Oh, Medipost Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Seongnam, South Korea.
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