Unichem Laboratories Pays Euro 16.75 Million Fine to European Commission
Unichem Laboratories paid a fine of Euro 16.75 million (₹149.79 crore) to the European Commission related to the Perindopril drug matter, resolving a long-standing regulatory issue.
The payment of Euro 16.75 million (approximately ₹149.79 crore) represents a substantial financial outflow for the company, indicating a high financial impact.
The company incurred a significant financial penalty (fine and interest) due to a regulatory matter, indicating a negative outcome for the company.
Unichem Laboratories Limited announced that it has made a payment of Euro 16,753,873.41 (approximately ₹149.79 crore) to the European Commission, Brussels, Belgium. This payment is for a fine (including interest) related to the Perindopril drug matter. The company's communication follows earlier letters dated 27th June 2024 and 18th September 2025.
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