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TLG MidCo (Pty) Ltd v The Logistics Group (Pty) Ltd (LM150Dec21) [2022] ZACT 3; [2022] 1 CPLR 15 (CT) (16 March 2022)
The Competition Tribunal conditionally approved TLG MidCo’s acquisition of TLG, finding no competition concerns and imposing HDP ownership conditions.
Mr Price Group Ltd v K2018509367 (South Africa) (Pty) Ltd ("Yuppiechef") (LM014Apr21) [2021] ZACT 53 (19 July 2021)
The Competition Tribunal unconditionally approved Mr Price Group’s acquisition of Yuppiechef, finding no substantial competition harm or adverse public-interest impact.
Overberg Agri Limited v Acorn Agri (Pty) Ltd (LM288Feb18) [2018] ZACT 31 (28 March 2018)
The Competition Tribunal unconditionally approved Overberg Agri Limited’s merger with Acorn Agri (Pty) Ltd, finding no competitive overlap or public interest concerns.
Ethos Private Equity Fund VI v TP Hentiq 6128 (Pty) Ltd (019935) [2015] ZACT 8 (20 January 2015)
The Tribunal found that the relevant markets for non-OEM automotive aftermarket parts were fragmented, with many competitors and no significant market power held by the merging parties. The overlap between the parties was further reduced by a recent transaction involving TiAuto. The Tribunal agreed with the merging parties that imposing a BEE-related undertaking was not justified, as none of the statutory factors under section 12A(3)(c) were present. The merger did not raise public interest concerns and was unlikely to substantially prevent or lessen competition. Accordingly, the merger was a…
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Metropolitan Holdings Ltd v Momentum Group Ltd (41/LM/Jul10) [2010] ZACT 87; [2010] 2 CPLR 337 (CT) (9 December 2010)
The Tribunal conditionally approved the Metropolitan-Momentum merger, finding no substantial competition harm but imposing a two-year retrenchment moratorium for employment concerns.
Imperial Holdings Limited v Engineparts (Pty) Ltd (2/LM/JAN 08) [2008] ZACT 112; [2008] 1 CPLR 116 (CT) (19 March 2008)
The Competition Tribunal unconditionally approved Imperial Holdings’ acquisition of Engineparts, finding no substantial lessening of competition and no public interest concerns.
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