Boston Scientific plans to build a $138 million medical device manufacturing facility in Indiana, WISH-TV reported Tuesday, June 3.
The Massachusetts-based company — one of the world’s largest makers of medical devices — didn’t release a specific site location in the initial report. No groundbreaking date was announced.
The investment would rank among the larger manufacturing commitments the state has drawn from the medical technology sector in recent years, though Boston Scientific didn’t characterize it that way in the available reporting.
Boston Scientific makes products across cardiac rhythm management, endoscopy, and urology, among other medical fields. The company employs roughly 48,000 people worldwide. Which product lines would be manufactured at the Indiana plant, and how many jobs the facility would create, weren’t specified in the report.
Whether state or local incentives are tied to the deal hasn’t been disclosed publicly.
Reported by WISH-TV. Read the original report.
