Ipsen Opens New Commercial Headquarters In New Jersey - Quick Facts

4/25/2012 2:42 AM ET

Ipsen (IPSEF.PK) announced the official opening of its new commercial headquarters in Basking Ridge, New Jersey.

According to the company, this is an important step forward for it in US, after the significant investment in its Massachusetts-based facility focused on R&D and technical operations and the recently announced completion of its US Leadership Team for commercial operations.

Ipsen noted that relocation of its headquarters is expected to create more than 100 new full-time jobs in New Jersey where the growing pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industries were key factors in the company's decision to establish its US headquarters in this state.

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