MEDIPOST Co., Ltd. engages in biotechnology, primarily developing and commercializing umbilical cord blood-derived mesenchymal stem cell therapies; operating cord blood banking services; producing health functional foods and nutritional supplements; and providing contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) services for cell and gene therapies. The company offers CARTISTEM, a regulatory-approved product for treating knee cartilage defects and osteoarthritis; PNEUMOSTEM, in development for preventing bronchopulmonary dysplasia; next-generation SMUP-platform products including SMUP-IA-01 for knee osteoarthritis (Phase 2 trials completed in 2024) and SMUP-IV-01 for diabetic nephropathy; cord blood banking under the CELLTREE brand, encompassing public and family storage with transplant services; nutritional supplements under the MOVITA brand tailored by age, gender, and lifestyle; and CDMO capabilities through its subsidiary OmniaBio. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Seongnam-si, South Korea, MEDIPOST operates internationally with subsidiaries in the United States (MEDIPOST Inc., Cambridge, MA), Canada (OmniaBio Inc., Hamilton, ON), and Japan (MEDIPOST K.K., Tokyo); it targets patients with unmet needs in regenerative medicine, blood-related diseases, and chronic conditions across Korea, North America, Asia, and select global markets including clinical trials and transplants in the US, Canada, Sweden, and Australia. Recent developments include completion of Phase 3 clinical trial administration for CARTISTEM in knee osteoarthritis (November 2024); OmniaBio's opening of a new CGT CDMO facility in Canada (October 2024); recruitment of local experts for its US subsidiary to accelerate North American expansion (December 2024); CARTISTEM reaching a milestone of treating 30,000 patients (June 2024); and a product authorization amendment application to add ankle indications (December 2023).