DSM Invests €100 Million in R&D Facilities in the Netherlands

DSM says it will invest approximately €100 million ($124.2 million) in total for three R&D projects in the Netherlands over the next two years. The company will build new laboratory facilities at Delft and Sittard-Geleen, which will focus on the development of innovative and sustainable technologies in the fields of energy and climate, and food and health. The two new laboratories will create almost 700 jobs in total for researchers and are expected to open in 2014. DSM will also contribute to the Bioprocess Pilot Facility (BPF) for bio research, which...

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