Bristol-Myers Squibb (NYSE: BMY) had participated in a cartel agreement during the conduct of state tenders for the purchases of drugs for state needs last year, according to recent statements by a head of the FAS’ department for the fight against cartels Andrei Tenishev, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
Mr Tenishev said last week that the FAS started its investigation, regarding with B-MS’ participation in a possible cartel agreement in the Russian pharmaceutical market, which may last up to three months.
According to him, the regulator has already copied all the needed documents and correspondence which are needed for investigation.
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