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Bristol Myers Squibb picks Houston for a $2.3B drug manufacturing campus
Pharma·Medium term·▼ -5%

Texas will market the BMS win to lure another top-10 pharma manufacturing project into Houston’s Generation Park.

A multi-modality plant signals where big pharma is placing long-horizon capacity bets—especially for biologics and ADCs—while states compete with incentives.

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A multi-modality plant signals where big pharma is placing long-horizon capacity bets—especially for biologics and ADCs—while states compete with incentives.

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Bristol Myers Squibb selected Generation Park in Houston for a $2.3 billion, 600,000-square-foot manufacturing campus designed for flexible, multi-modal production. The company expects the project to create nearly 500 skilled jobs, and about 2,000 construction and indirect jobs between 2027 and 2030. The facility is intended to manufacture small molecules, biologics and antibody-drug conjugates, and is framed as part of BMS’s broader $40 billion, five-year U.S. investment in research, technology and manufacturing. Texas extended a $4.89 million Texas Enterprise Fund grant for the project, and it qualifies under the JETI program.

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Bristol Myers Squibb picks Houston for a $2.3B drug manufacturing campus

Generation Park site will make small molecules, biologics and antibody-drug conjugates; nearly 500 jobs projected.

USA TODAY·4h ago
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