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Competition Law [2005] ZACT 7

Clidet 517 (Pty) Limited and Giostra Investments (Pty) Limited (73/LM/Sep04)

Clidet 517 (Pty) Limited and Giostra Investments (Pty) Limited (73/LM/Sep04) [2005] ZACT 7 (18 January 2005)

The Competition Tribunal approved without conditions a large merger involving Clidet 517 and Giostra Investments, finding no competition or public interest concerns.

  • Large Merger Review
  • Empowerment Transaction
  • Joint Control
  • Market Definition
  • Public Interest
  • Merger Clearance
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Competition Law [2003] ZACT 26

Main Street 87 (Pty) Ltd / Tosaco Commercial Services (Pty) Ltd and Total South Africa (Pty) Ltd / Total Petroleum Renaissance (Pty) Ltd (18/LM/Apr03)

Main Street 87 (Pty) Ltd / Tosaco Commercial Services (Pty) Ltd and Total South Africa (Pty) Ltd / Total Petroleum Renaissance (Pty) Ltd (18/LM/Apr03) [2003] ZACT 26 (15 May 2003)

The Competition Tribunal approved the merger of Main Street 87, Tosaco Commercial Services, Total South Africa and Total Petroleum Renaissance without conditions.

  • Large Merger Review
  • Vertical Relationships
  • Market Foreclosure
  • Public Interest
  • Empowerment Transaction
  • Large-merger-review
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Competition Law [2003] ZACT 12

Medi-Clinic Corporation Limited and Curamed Holdings Limited (74/LM/Oct02)

Medi-Clinic Corporation Limited and Curamed Holdings Limited (74/LM/Oct02) [2003] ZACT 12 (4 March 2003)

The Tribunal found that the merger between Medi-Clinic and Curamed would not substantially lessen or prevent competition in the market for private hospital services. The parties do not compete in the same geographic market, and the merged entity's market share in the Gauteng region would remain modest, with significant competitors and independent hospitals present. The transaction would not result in any job losses or other adverse public interest effects. The empowerment aspect of the transaction was considered and found to be positive. Accordingly, the Tribunal agreed with the Commission's…

  • Merger Control
  • Market Definition
  • Public Interest
  • Empowerment Transaction
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