Cumberland Pharmaceuticals receives about $2.2M payroll loan

Cumberland Pharmaceuticals received a loan for around $2.2 million through the Paycheck Protection Program, which it will use to cover payroll and employee benefit expenses, the Nashville Post reports.

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What you should know:

1. The loan will convert to a grant if the money is used to cover payroll and employee benefits.

2. While Cumberland fits the U.S. Small Business Administration’s guidelines for a small business, the pharmaceutical company is publicly traded, and some publicly traded companies have come under fire for taking funds from small businesses.

3. Publicly traded companies have received around $365 million in loans through the PPP program, according to an Associated Press analysis.

4. Cumberland officials didn’t tell the Nashville Post if they’d return the funding.

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