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FTC Approves Modified Final Order Addressing Competitive Concerns about Hikma Pharmaceuticals PLC’s Acquisition of Roxane
Hikma Pharmaceuticals PLC, In the Matter of
Drug manufacturer Hikma Pharmaceuticals PLC agreed to sell the rights and assets for two generic drugs, and relinquish its U.S. marketing rights to a third generic drug, in order to settle FTC charges that its proposed $2 billion acquisition of Roxane would likely be anticompetitive. The merger would have combined two of five firms marketing prednisone tablets and two of four firms marketing lithium carbonate capsules. In the market for flecainide tablets, Roxane is currently one of only two firms with significant market share. Absent the merger, Hikma was expected to market flecainide tablets in the U.S. following FDA approval, which its partner, Unimark, is currently seeking. The order preserves competition by requiring the companies to divest to Pennsylvania-based Renaissance Pharma, Inc., three strengths of anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressant prednisone tablets and all strengths of lithium carbonate capsules, used to treat bipolar disorder. The order also requires Hikma to relinquish to its drug development partner, India-based Unimark Remedies Ltd., its equity interest as well as the rights to market flecainide acetate tablets in the United States, a drug used to prevent and treat abnormally fast heart rhythms.
FTC Staff: Proposed Health Care Legislation in Alabama Would Likely Foster and Protect Anticompetitive Arrangements That Harm Consumers
1605001 Informal Interpretation
FTC Requests Public Comment on ProMedica Health System’s Application to Approve Divestiture of former Rival St. Luke’s Hospital
International Competition Network Marks Its Fifteenth Annual Conference Promoting International Convergence and Cooperation
FTC Office of Policy Planning Deputy Director Provides Testimony about Competition in the Pet Medications Industry before House Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade
From Hammurabi to Hair Braiding: The Ongoing Struggle for Economic Liberty
Supplier of High-Performance Polymer for Medical Implants Settles FTC Charges that It Monopolized Sales to World’s Largest Medical Device Makers
FTC Approves Final Order Preserving Competition for Generic Drugs that Treat Bacterial Infections and Ulcerative Colitis
Lupin Ltd., et al., In the Matter of
Generic drug manufacturers Lupin Ltd. and Gavis Pharmaceuticals LLC agreed to sell the rights and assets for two generic drugs, in order to settle FTC charges that Lupin’s proposed $850 million acquisition of Gavis would likely be anticompetitive.The merger would have combined two of only four companies that currently market generic doxycycline monohydrate capsules in two dosage strengths, used to treat bacterial infections, likely resulting in higher prices. The merger also would have eliminated one of only a few companies likely to enter the market for generic mesalamine extended release capsules, used to treat ulcerative colitis, in the near future, thereby delaying beneficial competition and the prospect of price decreases. Under the terms of the order, Lupin is required to transfer to G&W Laboratories all of Gavis’s rights and assets related to generic doxycycline monohydrate capsules no later than ten days after the acquisition is consummated. The order also requires that Gavis divest its rights and assets related to generic mesalamine capsules to G&W before the acquisition takes place.
Star Pipe Products, Ltd. Agrees to $120,000 Civil Penalty and New Obligations to Settle Charges that It Violated FTC Order
FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez to Participate in International Competition Network Conference in Singapore
1604008 Informal Interpretation
Dollars, Doctrine, and Damage Control: How Disgorgement Affects the FTC’s Antitrust Mission
1604007 Informal Interpretation
1604005 Informal Interpretation
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