Green Cross Laboratories
Corporate brand
UnclaimedSouth Korean clinical laboratory and diagnostic testing institution, established in 1982 and based in Giheung.
Last updated September 16, 2026
AI crawler reads
No AI crawler has read this profile yet.
Overview
Green Cross Laboratories (GC Labs / GC녹십자의료재단) is a South Korean clinical laboratory institution based in Giheung. According to its official site, it was established in 1982 and describes itself as a leading domestic clinical testing medical institution, performing roughly 5,000 test items and serving about 5,000 medical institutions, with a nationwide network of a main center, two centers and around 50 offices. It also operates the health checkup provider GC녹십자아이메드 alongside its testing services.
History
Green Cross Laboratories was established in 1982, giving it more than 40 years of history as of its official site. Its history page records milestones across the 1980s–90s, 2000s, 2010s and 2020s, including the 2020 appointment of Lee Eun-hee as chairperson, designation as South Korea's first in-vitro diagnostic medical device clinical performance testing institution in 2020, and the 2022 40th anniversary symposium. In 2024 it completed its Yeongnam and Honam branches and established a human-derived material bank, and in 2025 it held a Sebia M-in Sight APAC Reference Laboratory signboard ceremony and signed an MOU with Inpeco for pathology lab automation.
Products and positioning
Describes itself as the leading domestic clinical testing medical institution with internationally recognized testing systems.
Clinical laboratory testing
Performs about 5,000 test items from general tests to molecular genetics and special biochemistry tests.
Pathology testing
Performs pathological testing alongside diagnostic laboratory medicine testing.
Health checkup testing via GC녹십자아이메드
Provides blood and urine comprehensive checkup testing and result analysis for GC녹십자아이메드.
Recent events
Sources5 sources
Cite this profile: Cite the canonical profile. /brand-wiki/green-cross-laboratories-south-korea · Editorial policy · How profiles are compiled