Anterogen Co., Ltd. specializes in the development, manufacturing, and commercialization of cell therapy products primarily based on adipose-derived stem cells. Its main products include Cupistem injection for the treatment of Crohn's fistula; Queencell, a stromal vascular fraction product used for regeneration of subcutaneous adipose tissue; and Remodulin injection for pulmonary arterial hypertension. The company also offers cosmetic products and raw materials such as SCM2, SCM2-Black hair care lines, and Therastem Derma and Therastem White skin care products. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in South Korea, Anterogen operates domestically and internationally in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical sectors.
In recent developments, Anterogen has advanced clinical trials of its ALLO-ASC-BI and ANTG-ASC products targeting burn injury and complex fistula treatments. The firm has been actively involved in strategic partnerships, including licensing out Cupistem technology for Crohn's fistula treatment to Nihon Pharma in Japan, signaling its intent to expand its global footprint. The company has shown steady revenue growth, reporting 6.93 billion KRW in 2024 with a 6.65% year-over-year increase, while managing its cash flow and investments prudently amid increased R&D expenditure focused on innovative stem cell therapies.
Anterogen’s business segments span pharmaceuticals, regenerative medicine, and cosmetics, leveraging stem cell technology as their core platform. The company has strengthened its pipeline with multiple ongoing clinical trials to support product commercialization and growth. These initiatives position Anterogen as a key player in the regenerative medicine industry within South Korea and the broader Asian markets, with a strategic emphasis on biopharmaceutical innovation and international collaboration.