Brinton Pharma to invest over Rs 3 crore to expand global RnD center in UK
The investment helps the company to engage in a thriving life sciences ecosystem, supporting their global ambitions to build next generation healthcare products.;
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Pune: Brinton Pharmaceutical Limited has announced that the company will invest in a global research and development center in the United Kingdom.
The company plans to invest GBP 30 million over the next five years to strengthen its product pipelines, create 300 highly skilled jobs and develop innovative products for its global consumers.
The proposed life sciences research and development centre in North of England region of UK will support acceleration of the company's research in the areas of biotechnology, health and life sciences. The investment helps the company to engage in a thriving life sciences ecosystem, supporting their global ambitions to build next generation healthcare products.
The company looks towards UK as a partner to achieve its international aspirations. UK provides a collaborative business environment which is dedicated to nurturing science and innovation with access to some of the finest pharmaceutical talent, excellent global connectivity and a broad range of opportunities across the healthcare and life sciences sector.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said, "Trade and investment between the UK and India is creating good jobs and sustaining livelihoods in both of our countries. I'm very pleased that Brinton Pharmaceuticals has decided to join the legions of Indian companies investing in the UK, boosting our healthcare sector and driving economic growth."
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