American Investment
Investing in America’s Future
America’s biopharmaceutical companies are expanding their manufacturing footprint and pioneering innovative research across the United States.
$500 billion in new biopharmaceutical investment will give a $1.2 trillion boost to America’s economy
Explore how PhRMA member companies are investing in new U.S.-based manufacturing and infrastructure, creating jobs and opportunities for Americans, their families and local communities.
Member Investment News
Our Impact
Every day, our industry works to bring new treatments and cures to Americans and supports America’s biopharmaceutical leadership. These efforts are made possible by smart policies that encourage innovation and investment and deliver positive economic impacts to communities across the United States.
total U.S. jobs supported
U.S. workers directly employed
U.S. manufacturing jobs directly supported
committed from biopharmaceutical companies for future U.S.based manufacturing and infrastructure investments
domestic manufacturing facilities presently located in 48 states and Puerto Rico
clinical trials sponsored annually
Americans participating in clinical trials annually
D.C. and Puerto Rico host clinical trials
Investing in America's Innovators
More than one million U.S. employees at biopharmaceutical companies work every day to research and develop transformative treatments and cures.
Our industry relies on a talented STEM workforce to advance innovation,supporting nearly 111 million students and 183,000 teachers through 37 STEM education programs across the country.
Our industry supports America’s biopharmaceutical leadership.
Our industry’s investments and impact are driven by pro-innovation policies. Explore the biopharmaceutical clusters made possible by smart policy.
Protecting American Investment and Leadership in Biopharmaceutical Innovation
Robust, pro-innovation policies are critical to maintaining our country’s leadership and supporting patient access to transformative medicines.
Our Work in Action
To maintain America’s global leadership, we need to support the next generation of innovation in medicine.