Canada's Biovail Corp says that the Ontario Securities Commission has approved a settlement agreement reached with OSC staff in respect of an investigation of the company.
"This settlement agreement represents the sixth legacy litigation action we've resolved since December 2007," said Biovail's chief executive, Bill Wells. "With these issues behind us, we are better positioned to execute on our new strategic focus. I am proud of what we've accomplished as a company in the past year, and am encouraged by the business development activity we're currently seeing. Our priority as a management team is to enhance value for our shareholders," he added.
Pursuant to the terms of the settlement agreement, Biovail will pay a total of $5.4 million, which includes legal and other costs incurred by the OSC of $1.3 million, to fully settle the matter. The settlement agreement is available on the OSC's web site at www.osc.gov.on.ca.
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