Of the total, $230 million will be dedicated to building assembly lines and modernizing the drugmaker’s equipment in the Dunkirk facility, which focuses on developing and manufacturing asthma treatments. The new lines could create about 100 highly skilled jobs, according to Bloomberg.
AstraZeneca also plans to invest $275 million in research and development and $15 million to open a European innovation hub in Paris.
The total investment could create about 150 jobs, according to Bloomberg.
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