Merck Expands Manufacturing Site In China As Part Of Its Global Restructuring Program

SHANGHAI - Merck announced it would invest $162 million to expand its capacity in China by building a new manufacturing facility, shortly after the company detailed its plans to integrate its R&D, manufacturing and business operations worldwide

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