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Cellmeat

CellMEAT is a South Korean biotechnology and food technology company that focuses on cultured meat production using cell-based techniques.

Funding reportedLast round: Series A

ResearchSeoul, South Korea

About Cellmeat

CellMEAT is a South Korean biotechnology and food technology company that focuses on cultured meat production using cell-based techniques.

Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Gwangju, with operations in Seoul, the company aims to provide sustainable protein alternatives through cellular agriculture. CellMEAT has raised $33.6 million in funding and employs around 25 people, generating approximately $10.5 million in annual revenue. The company's primary product line, "GogiMEAT," includes cultured seafood and meat products, such as shrimp and caviar. A notable innovation is their proprietary CSF-A1, a fetal bovine serum-free cell culture medium that enhances cell growth efficiency. CellMEAT also utilizes non-animal serum-free cell culture technology and mass cell culture technology to support economic viability and scalability in production. They operate a mass production center in Seoul, furthering their commitment to sustainable food production.

What company datasets say Cellmeat raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all32.8Bin the source's currency
Rounds4
Last roundSeries A
Last round size4.9M
Last round dateMay 2023
Investors listed13

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Sector
Research
Industry code
NAICS 541714, 311999, SIC 2836, 2011
Region
Seoul
Revenue
2M a year, as listed
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