Teva agrees to pay $225M in fines to settle DOJ charges of price-fixing generic drugs
Teva Pharmaceuticals $TEVA is doling out $225 million in fines over the next five years after it came to an agreement with the US Department of Justice (DOJ) to settle three charges of price-fixing, the Israeli drugmaker announced Monday.
Teva will pay $22.5 million each year from 2024 through 2027 and $135 million in 2028, as well as donate $50 million worth of two generic products to humanitarian organizations. Under the agreement, Teva has also agreed to divest a generic product to a third-party buyer.
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