Global firm opens $10M manufacturing facility in Phoenix as new U.S. headquarters

A global company known for manufacturing high-tech materials based on specialty glass, has selected Phoenix for its U.S. headquarters. Its new 40,000-square-foot laboratory is the first to focus on life sciences products.

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