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The investment will help expand the firm's global biologics capacity and create 400 jobs at the new 120 acre site in Piercetown, County Meath. “The Ireland site will be capable of manufacturing a broad range of our biologics products, such as our ...
The company will create a new biologics manufacturing campus, which it expects will lead to the creation of approximately 400 permanent jobs, on a 120-acre site at Piercetown, County Meath, Ireland. Construction of the new site will begin in mid-2016 ...
The company will create a new biologics manufacturing campus, which it expects will lead to the creation of approximately 400 permanent jobs, on a 120-acre site at Piercetown, County Meath, Ireland. Construction of the new site will begin in mid-2016 ...
Biotech giant Shire is to create 400 new permanent jobs in Piercetown, Co Meath. The company is about to begin construction of a new manufacturing operation on a 120-acre site. The roles at Shire's new campus in Meath will consist of highly-skilled, ...
DUBLIN, Ireland - Dublin-based biotechnology company Shire is set to create 400 new jobs in Co Meath over the next four years. Reports said that the firm is building a new $400 million biologics manufacturing plant on a green field site at Piercetown.
Shire said the roles will be created at a new biotechnology plant on a 120-acre site at Piercetown as part of a 354 million euro investment. Flemming Ornskov, chief executive of the firm, said the campus will be involved in making products to fight ...
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