Following a court judgment that was upheld, the pharmaceutical company, Valentis Pharma, was ordered to pay a final fine totaling nearly 55 thousand euros. Additionally, former leaders associated with the company were required to pay individual fines, amounting to 15 thousand euros and another nearly 17 thousand euros. Furthermore, the company was mandated to remit approximately 40 thousand euros to the State Tax Inspectorate to cover outstanding tax liabilities.
The legal proceedings were subject to appeals filed not only by the convicted individuals but also by an acquitted person, their legal representatives, and the prosecutor. Separately, other reports detailed various instances of alleged misconduct. Press coverage highlighted an investigation concerning a businessman who was accused of paying bribes to employees at the Šiauliai and Raseiniai hospitals.
Another scandal revealed a scheme involving payments—specifically 600 euros—allegedly paid for conscripts’ service. In a separate development, allegations of corruption were reported regarding A. Silickienė’s employment at the Plant Protection Service, particularly during a period when she was on sick leave.
These reports indicate ongoing scrutiny across multiple sectors, involving financial penalties and investigations into alleged improper payments and activities.
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