Established in 1995 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, MEDINET Co., Ltd. functions as a contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) primarily focused on regenerative medicine and cell therapy solutions within Japan. The company furnishes comprehensive support for immuno-cell therapy, encompassing critical elements such as specialized technical expertise, advanced facilities, robust operational systems, essential materials, and skilled cell engineers. Furthermore, MEDINET actively manufactures regenerative medical products, investigational cell products, and other specified cell-based therapies. Its extensive value chain offerings also cover personnel training, facility and equipment design, operational management, standard operating procedure (SOP) preparation, logistics networks, information systems, purchasing and production management, stringent quality management and assurance, and technology transfer and process development. The firm actively collaborates with and supports medical institutions, research organizations, and biopharmaceutical companies in their endeavors to advance immuno-cell therapy.
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メディネット is a biotech company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, founded in 1995. It is publicly listed (2370) with a market capitalisation of $43.8M. Xcout tracks 9 named people at メディネット, including Kubushiro Kanenao (代表取締役 社長).
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