Lupin's USD 250 Million Investment in Florida: A Leap in Respiratory Medicine Production
Lupin announces a USD 250 million investment to establish a new manufacturing plant in Coral Springs, Florida. The facility aims to boost domestic production of respiratory medicines and generate over 200 jobs. The expansion aligns with Lupin's strategy to strengthen its global position in the respiratory sector.

- Country:
- India
Lupin, a Mumbai-based pharmaceutical company, has unveiled plans to invest USD 250 million into a new manufacturing facility in Coral Springs, Florida. This move is seen as part of the company's strategy to enhance its global footprint in the respiratory medicine sector.
The new facility will focus on the production of over 25 critical respiratory drugs, including albuterol inhalers for children with asthma. The project will boost domestic manufacturing, diversify the supply chain, and create over 200 skilled jobs in Broward County by 2030.
Lupin's expansion is supported by tax credits and incentives from Florida, recognizing the company's investment and job creation efforts. The facility will reinforce the company's existing operations in Florida and align with its growth strategy to provide affordable and reliable medical solutions worldwide.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Tamil Nadu's Ambitious Plans: Job Creation, EV Leadership, and FMCG Investment
Health Crisis in Eastern Congo: Medicines Run Dry Amid Warfare
Groundbreaking Nobel in Medicine; Strategic Healthcare Expansions
NHRC Cracks Down on Spurious Medicine in India
Eli Lilly's Billion-Dollar Bet on Hyderabad: A Transformative Boost for Global Medicine Access and Local Economy