Bioventus to invest $9.1 million, create 40 new jobs in Shelby County
November 23, 2021
A global medical device manufacturer plans to invest $9.1 million and create 40 new jobs in Shelby County over the next five years.
Durham, North Carolina-based Bioventus plans to expand its existing operations in Cordova, according to an announcement issued by Gov. Bill Lee and Tennessee Department of Economic & Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe.
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