Australian biotech conglomerate CSL Limited (ASX: CSL) has cut the ribbon on a new 150 million-euro ($150 million) research and development site in Marburg, Germany.
The M600 R&D center provides space for up to 500 employees, making it the firm’s largest research facility globally.
The CSL family of companies now encompasses a range of therapeutic areas, including hemophilia, immune deficiencies and vaccines, and the site in Marburg will combine all of its disciplines in one location.
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