
Foreign contract manufacturing organizations (CMOs) are accelerating investment in US manufacturing as pharmaceutical companies prioritize supply-chain resilience, regional capacity and greater control over production.
The recent site upgrades, acquisitions and new partnerships signal a shift from cost-driven outsourcing toward integrated, locally anchored models, giving sponsors broader access to end-to-end capabilities while reducing exposure to geopolitical, tariff and technology-transfer risks, according to pharma intelligence company GlobalData.
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