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Strides, Mylan agree to settle claims on Agila sale

Strides had completed the sale of its Agila Specialties division to Mylan Inc for a total consideration of up to USD 1.75 billion in December 2013.

November 03, 2016 / 12:23 IST
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Pharma major Strides Shasun and US-based Mylan have agreed to settle regulatory and general claims on Agila transaction.

Strides had completed the sale of its Agila Specialties division to Mylan Inc for a total consideration of up to USD 1.75 billion in December 2013.

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"Strides and Mylan have now agreed on a full and final settlement of all regulatory claims notified by Mylan to the company and the subsidiary...pursuant to this full and final settlement, Mylan's regulatory concerns will be satisfied from the regulatory escrow," Strides Shasun said in a BSE filing.

It further said: "Strides will receive approximately USD 30 million, representing the balance of funds it deposited in the regulatory escrow on consummation of the Agila sale." Strides Shasun also said that both the companies "have now agreed on a full and final settlement of the warranty and indemnity claims." As part of the transaction for sale of Agila, Strides Shasun had deposited USD 100 million in an escrow in respect of potential claims on warranties and indemnities and has also deposited a further USD 100 million into an escrow in respect to potential claims under the SPAs in relation to certain regulatory concerns.