Ipsen to expand production of drugs at Dublin facility

The €27m investment will facilitate the increased production of medical treatments for niche cancers and rare diseases
The Ipsen facility in Dublin which will be upgraded in a €27m investment.

The Ipsen facility in Dublin which will be upgraded in a €27m investment.

Thu, 23 Dec, 2021 - 00:05
Alan Healy

Pharmaceutical firm Ipsen is to invest €27m to upgrade and expand its manufacturing facility in Blanchardstown in Dublin.

The investment will facilitate the increased production of medical treatments for niche cancers and rare diseases.

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