
US antivirals specialist Gilead Sciences (Nasdaq: GILD) yesterday celebrated the ground-breaking of its new Pharmaceutical Development and Manufacturing (PDM) Technical Development Center (NTDC) at the company’s Foster City headquarters.
This milestone marks continued momentum in Gilead’s multi-year strategy to drive growth and scientific leadership across virology, oncology, and inflammation, increasingly built on growing biologics capabilities.
Without saying how much was being spent, Gilead explained that it is part of its planned $32 billion investment in US innovation through 2030. This investment is projected to generate more than $43 billion in economic value nationwide, strengthening America’s biopharmaceutical leadership while fueling high-quality jobs, research, and domestic manufacturing.
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