John Deere has agreed to pay $10 million to settle federal allegations that its Thailand subsidiary bribed government officials there with cash, massage parlor trips and lavish sightseeing trips to France, Germany and the Swiss Alps in exchange for millions of dollars in government contracts.

The Securities and Exchange Commission, which announced the deal Tuesday, said the allegations involve Wirtgen Thailand, which Deere acquired in 2017 as part of its $5.2 billion purchase of German road construction giant Wirtgen Group.