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M/20/041 CapVest/CCIF Core [2021] IECompA m20041 (5 February 2021)
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission cleared CapVest Partners LLP’s acquisition of CCIF Core S.A.R.L on Phase 1 review.
M/19/040 - DMG/JPIMedia [2020] IECompA m19040 (10 March 2020)
The CCPC cleared DMG Media Limited’s acquisition of JPIMedia Publications Limited but found the deal had been implemented before clearance, breaching section 19(1).
M/17/018-Exponent/DCC Environmental [2017] IECompA m17018 (8 May 2017)
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission cleared Exponent’s proposed acquisition of DCC Environmental in a Phase 1 merger review.
M/17/014- Element(Capvest)/Karro [2017] IECompA m17014 (24 April 2017)
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission cleared CapVest’s proposed acquisition of sole control of Karro Food Group after finding no substantial lessening of competition.
M/16/053 - Anchorage Capital/Eircom [2016] IECompA m16053 (11 November 2016)
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission cleared Anchorage Capital Group L.L.C.'s proposed acquisition of sole control of Eircom Holdco S.A. in Phase 1.
Sedgwick (KKR) / OSG Outsource Services Group [2016] IECompA m16024 (25 May 2016)
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission cleared Sedgwick’s acquisition of sole control of OSG Outsource Services Group in Phase 1.
Vitol / Sargeant Marine [2015] IECompA m15078 (23 December 2015)
Phase 1 merger control decision clearing Vitol’s acquisition of joint control with Sargeant Marine over Asphalt Logistics & Trading B.V.
Paddy Power / Mulholland Bookmakers | Competition and Consumer Protection Commission [2015] IECompA m15033 (8 July 2015)
The Commission cleared Paddy Power’s acquisition of six licensed betting offices from Mulholland Bookmakers after finding the merger would not substantially lessen competition.
Nikkei / Financial Times [2015] IECompA m15026 (9 June 2015)
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission determined that the proposed acquisition would not substantially lessen competition in the relevant market and therefore cleared the merger.
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Southbank / N-Vision [2015] IECompA m15018 (7 April 2015)
The Commission found that the proposed acquisition would not result in a substantial lessening of competition in any market for goods or services in the State and therefore cleared the transaction under Phase 1 review.
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