Bidders for Sanofi’s consumer healthcare unit are revising their offers in part to address concerns around potential liabilities related to a brand that sold talcum powder, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Sanofi has received two separate bids from private equity firms for its consumer health unit, which could be valued at 15 billion euros ($16.74 billion) or more, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday. The French pharmaceutical company is likely to make a final decision on the unit in the coming days after reviewing the offers,

French pharma giant Sanofi received binding offers for its consumer health business from private equity firms PAI Partners and Clayton Dubilier & Rice, with expectations that a deal would be worth at least €15 billion,

Sanofi has asked bidders to revise their proposals for its consumer health unit, people with knowledge of the matter said, as it considers whether to seek a sale or listing of the business.