
US pharma major AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV) has signed a voluntary agreement with the Trump administration that it says will lower prices in Medicaid while protecting its ability to invest in American drug innovation.
Under the deal, AbbVie is pledging $100 billion in US-based research and development and capital investment, including manufacturing, over the next decade. The company said it will also expand direct-to-patient offerings through TrumpRx for several widely used medicines.
“AbbVie is following President Trump’s call to action by reaching this agreement,” said AbbVie chairman and chief executive Robert Michael. “Thank you to President Trump and his team for their leadership to help deliver cost savings and supporting our efforts to deliver innovative treatments for American patients.”
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