Sangart to create 250 jobs at Cork facility

Tuesday, August 23, 2011 01:30 PM

A total 250 jobs are to be created through the establishment of a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in Carrigtwohill, Co Cork, according to the Irish Times.

Last month San Diego-based Sangart announced plans to hire 120 people at the facility in east Cork. However, the US company revised its figures and plans to double the workforce at the plant.

The facility will serve as Sangart’s European headquarters, and the sales and manufacturing base in Europe for its MP4OX and MP4CO therapies.

Brian O’Callaghan, the Cork-born, US-based chief executive of Sangart, expects to break ground on the site by the end of the year. It is hoped the plant will be fully functional by 2013.

“The need for oxygen therapeutic agents such as MP4OX and MP4CO is a global one, and our manufacturing investment in Ireland is an important element of preparing for the potential future marketing of our therapies,” said O’Callaghan.

Donald Brown, Sangart’s chief operations officer, cited Ireland’s business-friendly environment and talent pool as key factors in the firm’s decision to locate here.

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