[Edaily Reporter Kwon Oh Seok ] Curiosis Inc., a company specializing in lab automation, announced on the 14th that it has signed a global supply agreement with German global life sciences company M for automated cell imaging products. (Photo courtesy of Curiosis Inc.) The contract was signed on the 12th (KST) and will run for five years starting July 7, 2026. It will automatically renew on an annual basis thereafter. The products to be supplied are new offerings based on Curiosis Inc.’s live-cell imaging system, the “Celloger® Mini Plus.” Company M is a global biotech firm that recorded sales of 21.1 billion euros last year and employs approximately 62,000 people. The product is scheduled to be supplied to global markets through Company M’s U.S. life sciences subsidiary, “EMD Millipore.” Under this agreement, M will secure global sales rights for the product. However, Curiosis Inc. will be able to continue selling its own-brand products based on the same intellectual property (IP), and plans to pursue a strategy of simultaneously expanding both its global partner channels and its own sales network. Curiosis Inc. explained that this agreement allows it to secure an additional global partner in its OEM and ODM business segments. By adding Company M to its client roster alongside its existing partner, Revvity, the company is seen as having once again demonstrated its technological capabilities, mass production capacity, and quality control (QC) systems. Yoon Ho-young, CEO of Curiosis Inc., stated, “It is highly significant that we have established a five-year partnership with a global life sciences company with a long history,” adding, “We will actively respond to global demand based on our Yongin plant, where expansion was completed in the first half of this year.”
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