Medical instrument firm to create 125 new jobs

A Japanese medical technology company is set to create 125 new jobs in a €10m investment in Co Galway, it was announced today.

Thu, 12 Jan, 2006 - 18:59

A Japanese medical technology company is set to create 125 new jobs in a €10m investment in Co Galway, it was announced today.

USCI (Universal Sciences Catheter and Instruments) Japan will establish a research, manufacturing and distribution centre for its vascular products at Ballinasloe.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Co Galway Place: Ballinasloe Place: Ireland Place: Japan Person: Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Person: Micheál Martin Person: Michael D Van Zandt Organisation: USCI Organisation: Universal Sciences Catheter and Instruments Organisation: IDA Ireland Organisation: BMW Organisation: USCI Japan

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