De-Ying was founded in August 2002 and was approved by the Southern Taiwan Science Park of the Ministry of Science and Technology in October 2002 as a high-tech enterprise. Drug development is an interdisciplinary mission; therefore, De-Ying’s R&D team consists of experts in biochemistry, physiology, molecular biology, pharmacology, horticulture, animal testing, and quality control analysis. The team is led by Professor Kuo Kuo-Hua, who previously served in the Department of Biochemistry at Kaohsiung Medical University for 23 years and has accumulated more than 40 years of experience in drug development. De-Ying is a botanical new drug development company with a paid-in capital of NT$589,996,000, focusing on developing natural plants into Western-medicine-grade botanical drugs to treat diseases that are currently difficult to manage clinically, including cancer, liver, gallbladder, kidney diseases, and other conditions.
De-Ying has an excellent R&D team, and its “Plant Bioactivity and Mechanism Research Center” has been approved by the National Science Council. The research talent and equipment are comparable to those of academic research institutes, making it one of Taiwan’s few professional botanical new drug development centers. The company has completed multiple government-funded new drug development projects and industry–academia collaborations. Its new drug SR-T100 gel has been approved by the Ministry of Health and Welfare for human clinical trials, completed Phase III clinical trials, and is conducting FDA-approved Phase II clinical trials in the U.S. for actinic keratosis and genital warts. The company is also developing an injectable formulation for treating malignant ascites in terminal cancer patients.
In addition, De-Ying has established government-certified extraction facilities, food production plants, cosmetic factories, and PIC/S GMP pharmaceutical plants. From contracted cultivation, quality analysis, to large-scale production, all processes can be completed within the company. Products include natural plant-based health supplements, botanical functional cosmetics, pharmaceutical products, and clinical trial medications.

