Vita 34 AG
XETRA:V3V

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Price: 5.4 EUR Market Closed
Market Cap: 95.3m EUR
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Market Cap
94.1m EUR
Industry
Health Care

Vita 34 AG engages in the collection and storage of umbilical cord blood and stem cells. The company is headquartered in Leipzig, Sachsen and currently employs 124 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2007-03-27. The firm is involved in the long-term storage and processing of stem cells from human umbilical cord blood. The cells are collected at the child’s birth and can be used later in his or her life for the treatment of many diseases, such as anemia, diabetes, degenerative joint diseases, cancer, neurological deficits after brain injuries, cartilage damages and others. They also allow the growing of whole organs, such as the liver. On average, one out seven individuals, whose cells are stored, receives autologous stem cell transplant by the age of 70. The firm acts as a cord blood bank and is also engaged in research activities in the area of regenerative medicine, including curing the consequences of strokes and heart attacks. The firm operates in Germany, Spain and Denmark.

V3V Intrinsic Value
4.19 EUR
Overvaluation 22%
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