Swiss drug major Novartis' Italian subsidiary has announced asignificant expansion of its operations, amounting to a virtual doubling. Novartis Farma's Naples production plant and the Farma 2000 R&D center will become the Swiss group's European center for the production of solid forms.
Initial expansion is expected to cost some 60 billion lire ($491.8 million), and will be followed by further investment with the aim of doubling production to 40-86 million units a year over the next three years.
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