Aug 3 (Reuters) – Swiss generic drugmaker Sandoz said on Monday that it has entered into a $450 million settlement agreement with 43 U.S. states and territories to resolve litigations concerning alleged anti-competitive conduct in the U.S. market for generic medicines.
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Under the agreement, the firm’s U.S subsidiary is to pay a total of $400 million over seven years starting from 2027, with an additional payment of approximately $50 million to states that settled earlier, Sandoz said.
Neither settlement contains an admission of wrongdoing by Sandoz US, the company added.
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“These settlements do not affect full-year 2026 guidance or the Sandoz mid-term outlook,” it added.
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(Reporting by Tristan Veyet in Gdansk, editing by Miranda Murray)
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