Bristol Myers Squibb Has Major Plans in Right to Work Texas
Bristol Myers Squibb, a pharmaceutical company, is making a significant investment in Right to Work Houston, Texas. With a $2.3 billion investment, the company will establish operations here, as well as create around 500 new jobs. What an announcement!
From Area Development Magazine:
“Our decision to build this state-of-the-art manufacturing campus in Houston, Texas, reflects our confidence in the region’s ability to support a world-class, digitally advanced supply operation. […] This facility is designed to deliver the speed, quality, and reliability that patients depend on, combining flexible, modular manufacturing with advanced digital capabilities to ensure consistent supply across multiple modalities. It strengthens our ability to operate with resilience and positions us to reliably deliver medicines to patients today while adapting future demands.” […]
“Texas is a global hub for life sciences, where today’s innovations shape the future of healthcare. […] This $2.3 billion investment by Bristol Myers Squibb in the dynamic biotech ecosystem in Houston is a testament to the depth of our skilled workforce and the pipeline of talent coming through our nation-leading technical colleges and research universities. With lower operating costs and easy access to markets across the U.S. and the world, Texas drives affordability for consumers.” […]
“Bristol Myers Squibb’s announcement is a tremendous win for Texas and the Houston region, further reinforcing our position as a premier destination for life sciences and advanced manufacturing.”
“We proudly welcome Bristol Myers Squibb, another leading global pharmaceutical company, to Generation Park. […] This highly competitive process validates the role our site plays as a vital life science asset both in Texas and nationally. Our commitment to critical investments in infrastructure and a curated ecosystem continues to attract high-value industry clusters that drive long-term prosperity for the region.”
To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.