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Competition Law [2007] ZACT 44

Circle Edu Investments (Pty) Ltd and Edu-Loan (Pty) Ltd (32/LM/Mar07)

Circle Edu Investments (Pty) Ltd and Edu-Loan (Pty) Ltd (32/LM/Mar07) [2007] ZACT 44 (29 June 2007)

The Competition Tribunal unconditionally approved Circle Edu Investments’ acquisition of Edu-Loan, finding no material competition overlap or public interest concerns.

  • Merger Control
  • Educational Finance Market
  • Black Economic Empowerment
  • Market Overlap Analysis
  • Merger-control
  • Competition-law
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Competition Law [2006] ZACT 19

Trustees for the Time Being of the CBS Property Trust and Growthpoint Properties Ltd (107/LM/Nov05)

Trustees for the Time Being of the CBS Property Trust and Growthpoint Properties Ltd (107/LM/Nov05) [2006] ZACT 19 (8 March 2006)

The Competition Tribunal approved CBS Property Trust’s acquisition of nine Growthpoint properties, finding no significant competition or public interest concerns.

  • Large Merger Review
  • Property Portfolio Acquisition
  • Market Overlap Analysis
  • Public Interest Consideration
  • Large-merger-review
  • Property-portfolio-acquisition
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Competition Law [2004] ZACT 66

Manupont 198 (Pty) Limited and IST Group Limited (70/LM/Sep04)

Manupont 198 (Pty) Limited and IST Group Limited (70/LM/Sep04) [2004] ZACT 66 (13 October 2004)

The Competition Tribunal approved unconditionally the large merger between Manupont 198 (Pty) Limited and IST Group Limited after finding no anti-competitive overlap or public interest concerns.

  • Large Merger Review
  • Market Overlap Analysis
  • Public Interest
  • Vertical Integration
  • Software Market Segments
  • Merger-review
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