WuXi Biologics’ move to sell the facility could strengthen the company’s cash flow and margins as it navigates global uncertainties.

MSD acquires WuXi Vaccines' Dundalk facility with a €500 million investment, creating 1,000 new jobs across Ireland and expanding its vaccine production capabilities.

In Ireland, WuXi Biologics has sold a new vaccines plant to Merck & Co. for €500 million ($521 million). The New Jersey company was a natural buyer of the facility as it was the lone client WuXi Biologics served at the site in Dundalk, executing a 20-year contract to produce vaccines worth $150 million annually.

China's WuXi Biologics said on Monday it will sell its vaccine facility in Ireland to U.S. drugmaker Merck & Co for about $500 million, ahead of potential U.S. legislation that would restrict business for Chinese biotech companies.

WuXi Biologics’ subsidiary WuXi Vaccines is divesting a manufacturing facility in Dundalk, Ireland, to Merck for $500 million, roughly a week after WuXi AppTec also announced it's shrinking its footprint.

US pharmaceutical group adds eighth Irish manufacturing site to its network as it promises to deliver 1,000 jobs this year

WuXi Biologics Cayman Inc. will sell a vaccine facility in Ireland to Merck & Co. for about $500 million as the Chinese company seeks to enhance its margins while continuing to navigate geopolitical tensions.

WuXi Biologics (OTCPK:WXIBF) is reportedly selling its vaccine facility in Ireland to Merck (NYSE:MRK) as part of a previously announced plan to divest some of its assets. The China-based contract research,