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🇩🇰 AEW selling Sydmarken campus in Copenhagen for a reported €65 million
🇮🇪 AstraZeneca opens $360 million facility in Dublin
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🇧🇪 University of Antwerp completes Vaccinopolis vaccine research centre
🇩🇪 Swiss Life Asset Managers acquires Salutem Praxisklinik in Mannheim
🇬🇧 First tenant at new Chesterford Research Park building
🇦🇹 Boehringer Ingelheim and Medical University of Graz open research laboratory
🇪🇸 Reiwa Healthcare takes space at SID campus in Madrid
🇮🇪 Planning sought for €10 million medical centre in Wexford
🇬🇧 Wild Bioscience expands at Milton Park following £45 million Series A
🇩🇪 Gateway Factory opens shared laboratory at BioCampus Cologne
🇦🇹 Carl Labs enters insolvency in Vienna
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AEW selling Sydmarken campus in Copenhagen's Medicon Valley

AEW is selling Sydmarken 5, a fully let asset in Copenhagen's Medicon Valley life sciences cluster, for around €65 million according to market reports.
The Sydmarken life science campus totals 32,755 sq m (352,570 sq ft) of space, including specialist laboratories and modern offices.
The main occupiers on the campus include Zealand Pharma and Ferrosan Medical Devices.
Cushman & Wakefield is advising on the deal, which is at first-round bid stage.
AEW bought the asset on behalf of the open-ended Eurocore fund in 2021.
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AstraZeneca opens $360 million facility in Dublin

AstraZeneca has officially opened a new active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturing facility in Dublin in the presence of Taoiseach Micheál Martin.
The plant is located on the company's 16.6-hectare Alexion Campus at College Business and Technology Park, Blanchardstown, and was first announced in 2021 as an investment of approximately $360 million to expand late-stage development and early-commercial small-molecule API capacity.
The facility integrates advanced automation, AI-driven process control and continuous-flow processing and is expected to create around 100 jobs over the next two years.
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