ABOUT CORDLIFE

Listed on the Singapore Exchange and

incorporated on 2 May 2001 in Singapore,
Cordlife Group Limited, together with its
subsidiaries, is presently a leading provider
of umbilical cord blood and tissue banking.

In the recently ended Financial Year 2013,

Cordlife Group reported a net profit of S$13.5
million on the back of healthy revenue and
strong margins, with cash holding of S$23.3
million1.

Wholly-owned subsidiary, Cordlife Medical

Philippines., Inc., opened the countrys first
and only ISO9001:2008 certified stem cell
processing and storage facility, registered
with the DOH, on February 2010.

Quality Leader
Accreditation and Certification
AABB Accreditation

Singapore: Accredited since 2005, has since

successfully re-accredited 4 times
Hong Kong: Accredited since 2011, successfully reaccredited in Sep 2013
India: Accredited in 2013

ISO9001:2008 certification

Hong Kong
India
Indonesia
Philippines

All Cordlife facilities follow the same processing and storage

procedures for consistent quality.

300

Cordlifes cord blood release

track record for transplants

250

Cumulative no. of cord

blood units released for
transplant
(Cordlife Group Limited
and its associates)

200

150

100

50

0
2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

Cordlife Facilities in the Region

Widest Network Flexible Storage Options
Our Strategies &
Future Plans

SINGAPORE

HONG KONG

INDIA

INDONESIA

THE
PHILIPPINES

AABB-accredited
since 2005, the
largest facility in
Asia has a storage
capacity of up to
600,000.

First private
AABBaccredited cord
blood bank with
an autologous
transplant
release record.

Located in
Kolkata, the
AABB-accredited
facility has a
storage capacity
of up to 150,000
units

Located in
Jakarta, the
processing and
storage facility
was opened
since 2007.

First and only

ISO9001:2008
certified facility in
the country with a
storage capacity
of up to 20,000.

Source:
1.
http://cordlife.listedcompany.com/news.html/id/370385, accessed 2 October 2013.
Information provided here is correct as of time of printing (2 October 2013).