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News articleYahoo Finance· January 30, 2026

Lilly selects Pennsylvania as home for its newest injectable medicine and device manufacturing facility

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Lilly selects Pennsylvania as home for its newest injectable medicine and device manufacturing facility The $3.5 billion Lehigh Valley site will develop Lilly's next-generation weight-loss medicines, including retatrutide Company plans to create more than 2,800 manufacturing and construction jobs at Lilly's 10th U.S…
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  • Having modern, robust pharmaceutical manufacturing capabilities here in the United States is essential for both our national security and domestic economy

    80% confidence

  • This multi-billion dollar investment in the Lehigh Valley is a powerful testament to Pennsylvania's leadership in life sciences and advanced manufacturing

    80% confidence

  • For each manufacturing job created, several more will be generated in related sectors like supply chain, logistics and retail

    80% confidence

  • When we announced our Economic Development Strategy here in the Lehigh Valley two years ago, we set out to win historic, life-changing deals like the one we're announcing with Lilly today. Before I took office, Pennsylvania wasn't even in the conversation for major investments like this

    80% confidence

  • Our mission starts with patients and delivering the medicines they need. To meet increasing demand, we're expanding our U.S. manufacturing network, with Lehigh Valley adding capacity for next‑generation weight-loss medicines

    80% confidence

  • For every dollar Lilly invests, it estimates up to four dollars in additional local economic activity

    80% confidence

  • Pennsylvania continues to be a leader in health care innovation, and I will always support companies like Lilly making major investments to advance these technologies

    80% confidence

  • Lilly Lehigh Valley—our newest injectable medicine and device manufacturing facility—will increase access to next-generation weight-loss treatments and improve the domestic supply of essential medicines for current and future patients

    80% confidence

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