Pfizer announces €1.2 billion expansion plan in Dublin
It said 400-500 new permanent jobs will be created by the investment, which is the biggest made by the company in Ireland to date.
"Grange Castle has played a critical role in our global Covid-19 vaccine network, and this investment for non-Covid licensed and pipeline products, will help to further expand the site’s broad and robust capabilities." Pfizer has had operations in Ireland for over 50 years, having first set up a presence in the country in 1969.
He said it is a ringing endorsement of the existing employees and it is a tribute to the great work of Pfizer staff in Ireland.
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