In its ongoing mission to help meet America’s growing need for high-quality US-made medicines, London listed Jordanian drugmaker Hikma Pharmaceuticals (LSE: HIK) announced its US unit will invest $1 billion by 2030 to further expand its
manufacturing and R&D capabilities in the country.
The company says this new phase in of investment - America Leans on Hikma: Quality Medicines Manufactured in the USA - will further expand Hikma’s well-established domestic capabilities to develop, produce and deliver a broad range of medicines needed by the US healthcare system to treat patients nationwide. Hikma, primarily a generics drugmaker, joins a long list of originator pharma firms investing heavily in the USA, largely in response to President Donald Trump’s ‘made in America’ calls.
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