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Competition Law [2008] ZACT 14

Mergence Africa Property Investment Trust and Another and 8 Property Letting Enterprises held by ApexHi Properties Limited and Another (130/LM/NOV07,131/LM/NOV 07)

Mergence Africa Property Investment Trust and Another and 8 Property Letting Enterprises held by ApexHi Properties Limited and Another (130/LM/NOV07,131/LM/NOV 07) [2008] ZACT 14; [2008] 1 CPLR 121 (CT) (19 February 2008)

Court
Competition Tribunal
Case number
130/LM/NOV07,131/LM/NOV 07
Judges
N Manoim, Y Carrim, U Bhoola

The Tribunal approved two simultaneous property mergers involving Mergence, Dipula and ApexHi, finding no material competition or public-interest concerns.

  • Large Merger Notification
  • Market Concentration
  • Public Interest
  • Black Empowerment
  • Property Portfolio Divestiture
  • Large-merger-notification
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Competition Law [2003] ZACT 2

Rustenburg Platinum Mines Ltd / Royal Bafokeng Nation and Rustenburg Platinum Mines Ltd / Royal Bafokeng Nation (78/LM/Oct02)

Rustenburg Platinum Mines Ltd / Royal Bafokeng Nation and Rustenburg Platinum Mines Ltd / Royal Bafokeng Nation (78/LM/Oct02) [2003] ZACT 2 (14 January 2003)

Court
Competition Tribunal
Case number
78/LM/Oct02
Judges
D. Lewis, N. Manoim, M. Holden

The Competition Tribunal approved a platinum joint venture between RPM, the Royal Bafokeng Nation and Royal Bafokeng Resources without conditions.

  • Joint Venture Merger
  • Vertical Integration
  • Market Definition
  • Barriers To Entry
  • Black Empowerment
  • Refining Rights
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