Waterford gets boost as 165 jobs created

WATERFORD received a much-needed employment boost yesterday when a pharmaceuticals company announced it will be creating 165 jobs over the next five years.

Waterford gets boost as 165 jobs created
Tue, 04 Mar, 2008 - 00:00
Conor Kane

The €65 million investment is being made by IVAX Pharmaceuticals Ireland, a subsidiary of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd at its facility in Waterford.

Teva has three pharmaceutical plants and a research and development facility on its Waterford campus, which employs 650 people.

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