A federal judge sentenced OxyContin manufacturer Purdue Pharma on Tuesday, ordering the company to pay over $5 billion in criminal penalties.

The pharmaceutical company will soon dissolve, as the sentencing was the last step before Purdue Pharma had to legally move to close. The company will be replaced by Knoa Pharma, a company aimed at providing relief to and addressing the opioid crisis. The sentencing marks an end to the Department of Justice’s criminal fraud case against Purdue Pharma.