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Indianapolis-based Roche Diagnostics Corp. will celebrate Tuesday the completion of the first phase of a $300 million expansion of its Indianapolis campus. Mayor Joe Hogsett will join Roche Group Chairman Christoph Franz, Indiana Secretary of Commerce Victor Smith and others for the dedication ceremony.

Roche first announced the project in 2012, saying it would invest more than $300 million over 10 years at the Indianapolis campus. The company says the first phase of the project includes five new buildings, refurbished buildings, upgrades to IT infrastructure and investments in diabetes care manufacturing technology. 

The dedication ceremony is set to begin at 3:30 p.m. at the company’s North American headquarters on the northeast side of Indianapolis.