Global biotechnology leader Amgen is making a significant R&D investment in the UK, with plans to create a European development center in Uxbridge and add to its existing facilities in Cambridge at a cost of around L100.0 million ($178.5 million). The firm said that the new Uxbridge site would accommodate more than 300 additional staff and form a key part of a global R&D expansion for Amgen.
Amgen also announced plans to further strengthen its presence in Europe, by locating a production plant in Cork, Ireland, involving an investment of some $1.0 billion and creating around 1,100 jobs by 2010, and making Zug in Switzerland the headquarters for all commercial operations outside the USA, Canada and Japan.
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