Get to know KRTL, now available on Upstream under the ticker symbol ‘KRTL’


KRTL Holding Group, a diversified holding company focused on biotechnology innovation, global API sourcing, and cross-border distribution solutions, is now available on Upstream under the ticker symbol ‘KRTL’.

The dual listing on Upstream, part of MERJ Exchange, is designed to provide KRTL the opportunity to access a global investor base outside the U.S., unlocking liquidity and enhancing price discovery while globalizing the opportunity to invest in the company.

Details on the KRTL listing and deposit and trading instructions can be found at https://upstream.exchange/krtl. The Upstream market is open 7 days a week 20 hours a day, Monday to Sunday: 10:00am to 06:00am UTC+4 (1:00am to 9:00pm EST). Traders on Upstream’s smart-contract powered market will experience real-time trading and settlement, and a transparent orderbook which does not permit common market manipulations. 

Note, U.S. or Canadian persons may not deposit, buy, or sell securities on Upstream.

Get to know KRTL Holding Group

For the Upstream community who may not know you yet, please give a short intro on who your company is?

KRTL Holding Group Inc. is a strategic holding company with operations through its subsidiaries, KRTL Biotech, Inc. and KRTL International Corp. We focus on delivering regulatory consulting, pharmaceutical commercialization support, and cross-border infrastructure for biotech and agri-tech sectors. Our team specializes in navigating complex regulatory environments, including FDA, DEA, and 21 CFR compliance, while facilitating partnerships and licensing structures that enable U.S. market access and international distribution. With deep relationships in the U.S., South America, and Asia, KRTL is building a platform for trusted, scalable growth in emerging health and science-based markets.

What are one or two of your biggest initiatives this year as a company?

In 2025, KRTL continues to evolve its international production capabilities and scalable regulatory support services. Our FDA-anchored regulatory foundation, expanding Quality Management System (QMS), and growing pharmaceutical network allow us to offer high-value services such as:

What’s a recent trend in your industry that you believe sets up your company for success?

As global regulatory frameworks tighten and harmonize, there’s rising demand for trusted infrastructure that bridges international production with U.S. compliance standards. KRTL’s ability to provide an FDA-aligned platform — complete with strategic consulting, market entry support, and bilateral logistics — is directly aligned with this shift. We’re seeing increasing interest from early-stage pharmaceutical and nutraceutical companies seeking partners who can accelerate commercialization while navigating complex licensing and compliance issues across borders.

Why should shareholders be excited about the dual listing with Upstream?

The dual listing with Upstream offers KRTL increased visibility and accessibility in international capital markets, aligning perfectly with our mission of global reach. It enables investors from emerging and developed markets alike to engage with KRTL through a streamlined, blockchain-secured platform. This global presence supports our international partnerships and commercialization model, while offering the potential for improved liquidity and shareholder engagement through a forward-thinking, digital-first exchange.

Where can interested parties learn more about the dual listing?

Upstream profile page: https://upstream.exchange/krtl

Company website:

Have an issuer in mind that could benefit from reaching investors outside of the U.S.? Get started at https://upstream.exchange/GetListed. Traders can download Upstream from their preferred app store here: https://upstream.exchange/.


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