Danish diabetes giant Novo Nordisk (NOV: N) is to invest more than 100 million euros ($112.5 million) in production facilities at its site in northern France.
The expansions at the site are part of Novo Nordisk’s upscaling of its production lines on both sides of the Atlantic to meet the increasing worldwide demand for its diabetes medicines.
Last month work started on a new $1.8 billion facility in Clayton, North Carolina, and the company has also invested in improvements to its sites in Denmark.
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