EUDA Health signs LOI to potentially acquire GO POSB

EUDA Health (EUDA) signed a Letter of Intent to potentially acquire GO POSB Organoids, a biotechnology company formed in Singapore. GO POSB has developed a proprietary induced pluripotent stem cell platform that reprograms human blood cells into clinical-grade, therapeutics-ready stem cells. These iPSCs can differentiate into nearly any cell type in the human body, unlocking applications in drug discovery, disease modelling, regenerative medicine, and future cell-based therapies. Importantly, iPSCs provide pluripotency without the ethical concerns linked to embryonic stem cells, making them one of the most promising frontiers in biotechnology. Under the LOI, EUDA and GO POSB are exploring the establishment of a state-of-the-art iPSC laboratory and cultivation facility in Shenzhen, China. The facility would serve as a hub to store, expand, and distribute iPSC solutions to hospitals, clinics, and research centers across China, subject to regulatory approvals. EUDA will provide funding for the build-out while the two companies collaborate with Singapore’s Agency for Science, Technology and Research to advance iPSC research, conduct clinical trials, and accelerate regulatory pathways for therapeutic applications. The collaboration will position EUDA to supply B2B iPSC solutions to the downstream healthcare ecosystem, including hospitals, regenerative clinics, and biotech developers. Beyond core therapeutic applications, the platform also opens future opportunities for off-the-shelf iPSC-derived product lines tailored for Asia’s wellness and aesthetics markets, such as iPSC-based hair rejuvenation and facial treatments.