Why The Boom In Biomanufacturing Is Just Getting Started
The explosion of biomanufacturing is being driven by a rapid expansion of funding and life sciences innovations.
The explosion of biomanufacturing is being driven by a rapid expansion of funding and life sciences innovations.
Clark Ventures already redeployed capital into buying newly developed complexes in Henry County and Acworth.
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The portfolio consists of about 28M SF of warehouses, distribution centers and logistics facilities in the U.S., UK, Germany and Poland.
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