Lilly invests further in Irish manufacturing
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Executive Summary
Ireland's export market, which anticipates taking a significant hit in the coming year as a number of pharmaceuticals manufactured on its shores come off patent, has had some good news. Lilly, which already has a significant manufacturing presence in the country, announced this week that it intends to invest €330 million in building a brand new facility at its Kinsale, Cork site.
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