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... and invests at three drug plants
January 28, 2008
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 86, Issue 4
Roche will spend roughly $390 million to expand sites in Switzerland and Germany. Some $255 million will go to expand biotech drug R&D in Penzberg, Switzerland, and the remainder will be used to expand syringe-filling capacities at two sites in Germany. "With our biopharmaceuticals heavily in demand, this step will both safeguard and expand production," Roche CEO Franz B. Humer says. According to Roche, five of its top 10 drugs—accounting for 45% of sales—are derived from biotechnological research.
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