That's not how arbitration works. Mundipharma won't have to hand over $13 million to BIEL.
Mundipharma has expensive lawyers to go over their contracts. We can't read the actual contract, but there's no way Mundipharma signed a binding promise to buy $14M of product no matter what happens.
BIEL's contract was a Distribution Agreement. Before you start pumping $13 million awards, maybe look up what "arbitration" and "distribution agreement" mean.
From the annual statement, "The Company has entered into third-party funding arrangements." That's a specific service offered by SIAC. That's how BIEL found Oon & Bazul.
BIEL might benefit somehow from this arbitration case, and they might get nothing, but stop pumping $13M awards.