Novo Nordisk invests $1.2 bln in new rare disease drugs plant in Denmark
Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk will invest 8.5 billion crowns ($1.20 billion) in a new facility in Odense, Denmark, for the production of rare disease drugs, it said on Monday.
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