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Competition Law [2023] ZACT 69

Marga B.V v Dermalogica South Africa (Pty) Ltd (LM022May23)

Marga B.V v Dermalogica South Africa (Pty) Ltd (LM022May23) [2023] ZACT 69 (7 September 2023)

Competition Tribunal approved the Marga B.V–Dermalogica South Africa merger subject to public interest conditions on training, supplier development, and HDP empowerment.

  • Merger Clearance
  • Public Interest Conditions
  • Hdp Empowerment
  • Supplier Development
  • Education And Training
  • Monitoring And Compliance
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Competition Law [2023] ZACT 50

Sunside Acquisitions (Pty) Ltd v NBL Investment Holdings Ltd and Another (LM136Dec21)

Sunside Acquisitions (Pty) Ltd v NBL Investment Holdings Ltd and Another (LM136Dec21) [2023] ZACT 50 (8 March 2023)

The Tribunal approved the Sunside/Distell merger subject to extensive conditions, including Strongbow divestiture, employment protections, and public-interest commitments.

  • Large Merger Review
  • Divestiture Conditions
  • Public Interest Commitments
  • Employment Guarantees
  • B Bbbee Ownership
  • Supplier Development
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Competition Law [2023] ZACT 1

FLM Proprietary Limited v Everfresh Market Ballito (Pty) Ltd and Others (LM126Oct22)

FLM Proprietary Limited v Everfresh Market Ballito (Pty) Ltd and Others (LM126Oct22) [2023] ZACT 1 (5 January 2023)

The Competition Tribunal conditionally approved FLM SA’s acquisition of three Food Lover’s Market franchise stores, subject to HDP ownership and supplier-development conditions.

  • Large Merger Review
  • Public Interest Conditions
  • Horizontal Overlap
  • Vertical Overlap
  • Hdp Ownership
  • Supplier Development
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