UCB Inc., a major biopharmaceutical company, is set to invest $2 billion in Gwinnett County, Georgia, marking the largest deal in the county’s history. The company will construct a 460,000-square-foot manufacturing facility within the Rowen life sciences campus, which aims to be a regional hub similar to North Carolina’s Research Triangle. This project is expected to create over 330 jobs, with salaries surpassing $72,000. The state and local authorities are providing significant incentives, including $174 million in support and a $3.3 million grant for site preparation. UCB’s decision is seen as a pivotal moment for the life sciences sector in Georgia, aligning with the state’s goal to enhance its position in the industry.
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