Genentech headquarters in South San Francisco, Calif. seen Friday, March 6, 2009. Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche agreed to pay $46.8 billion to buy the 44 percent of biotech pioneer Genentech that it doesn't already own, ending a long corporate struggle with its U.S.-based cancer drug partner. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma)
VACAVILLE, Calif. (KGO) -- Bay Area biotech giant, Genentech announced Tuesday it's expanding its manufacturing facility in Vacaville and hiring another 200 people.
The company plans to invest $153 million on the Vacaville expansion. Genentech says that will make it the biggest biotech facility in the world.
In addition to manufacturing jobs, Genentech will also hire more scientists, engineers and other professionals for the site.
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