Novo Nordisk (NOV: N) has announced plans to spend 5.4 billion Danish kroner ($750 million) on the expansion of existing facilities and the addition of a new plant in Bagsværd, Denmark.
This investment, which will create around 160 new jobs, will establish additional capacity in R&D for manufacturing of active pharmaceutical ingredients (API), to supply the company’s global clinical trials. It will provide capacity for developing the Danish firm’s future oral and injectable product portfolio.
Work on the site outside Copenhagen, where Novo Nordisk's headquarters are also located, is due to be complete in 2024. Meanwhile, the firm is moving forward with its building of an API purification factory, API recovery unit and finished products assembly pack in Kalundborg, in the west of Denmark's island of Zealand.
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