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Competition Law [2021] ZACT 70

Dischem Pharmacies Limited v Pure Pharmacy Holdings Proprietary Limited (LM181Jan21)

Dischem Pharmacies Limited v Pure Pharmacy Holdings Proprietary Limited (LM181Jan21) [2021] ZACT 70 (19 October 2021)

The Competition Tribunal conditionally approved Dis-Chem’s acquisition of Pure Pharmacy Holdings, subject to conditions on future merger notifications, telemedicine access, and employment.

  • Horizontal Merger
  • Vertical Merger
  • Market Concentration
  • Creeping Merger
  • Failing Firm
  • Public Interest Retrenchment
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Competition Law [2020] ZACT 32

Gatsby SPV Ltd vs Cell C Ltd (LM004Apr20)

Gatsby SPV Ltd vs Cell C Ltd (LM004Apr20) [2020] ZACT 32; [2020] 1 CPLR 350 (CT) (15 June 2020)

The Tribunal conditionally approved Gatsby SPV’s acquisition of certain Cell C assets, finding no substantial competition harm and imposing safeguards around the trust structure.

  • Merger Control
  • Conditional Approval
  • Failing Firm
  • Public Interest
  • Trust Structure
  • Merger-control
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Competition Law [2002] ZACT 65

Edgars Consolidated Stores Limited and Central News Agency (Pty) Ltd / Consolidated News Agency (Pty) Ltd (81/LM/Nov02)

Edgars Consolidated Stores Limited and Central News Agency (Pty) Ltd / Consolidated News Agency (Pty) Ltd (81/LM/Nov02) [2002] ZACT 65 (18 November 2002)

The Competition Tribunal approved Edgars' acquisition of CNA without conditions, finding no substantial lessening of competition and no public interest objections.

  • Large Merger Review
  • Market Definition
  • Failing Firm
  • Public Interest
  • Market Share Analysis
  • Merger-control
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