The strategy is another sign of Teva’s commitment to its $40 billion takeover proposal for Mylan, as the latter continues to pursue its own hostile bid for over-the-counter drug company Perrigo Company PLC (PRGO.N). Teva had accumulated around 10.5 million shares in Mylan as of June 4, according to the filing. Teva last week disclosed a 1.8 percent stake in Mylan, which on Monday said in a letter addressed to Teva Chief Executive Officer Erez Vigodman that the move breached antitrust laws because of the stake’s size.