(Reuters) -Cencora will invest over $1 billion through 2030 to expand its U.S. network, the drug distributor said on Wednesday, after forecasting adjusted profit for next year above Wall Street expectations.

The company said it will build a second national distribution center in Harrison, Ohio, and new or enlarged sites in California and Alabama.

The investment aligns with the Trump administration’s push to boost domestic pharmaceutical manufacturing and distribution, aiming to reduce foreign reliance and strengthen the U.S. supply chain for critical medicines.

The 530,000-square-foot Ohio hub, slated to be fully operational by spring 2027, will add storage and throughput and feature advanced automation, the company said.

Cencora also plans a 430,000-square-foot distribution center in

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