Adelle Elhosni is a senior associate and a competition specialist based in the Ashurst’s Abu Dhabi office. She provides competition law expertise across the Middle East. Adelle Elhosni has experience advising on competition and consumer laws, including in the context of regulatory investigations, litigious matters, and mergers and acquisitions. She also brings in-house credentials through a role acting as legal counsel at a state owned oil and gas enterprise where she supported a range of competition law matters impacting the global activities of the business. Throughout her career Adelle Elhosni has advised on competition and consumer law matters across a range of industries including in energy and infrastructure, healthcare and pharamaceuticals, funds and financial services, technology and digital platforms, and consumer, food and retail.
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Amendments to Indonesia’s merger regulation are a welcome change, as the Indonesian regulator shifts its focus to transactions more likely to affect competition in local markets. Summary The Indonesia Competition Commission (ICC) has issued two new regulations that introduce significant (...)
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The Supreme People’s Court of China (’SPC’) issued a judgment on 21 March 2022 which found that a patent settlement between Shanghai Huaming Power Equipment Manufacturing (’Huaming’) and Wuhan Taipu Transformer Switch (’Taipu’) constituted a horizontal monopoly agreement in violation of (...)
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In February 2022, the Indonesia Competition Commission ("ICC") published two decisions involving bid-rigging conduct pursuant to government funded tenders. The first case related to a fishing port tender in Tulungagung and the second case related to the construction of a swimming pool in (...)
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In January 2022, the State Administration of Market Regulation ("SAMR") conditionally approved two merger transactions in the technology sector - the acquisition of Siltronic AG by Global Wafers and the acquisition of Xilinx by Advanced Micro Devices. These two cases demonstrate SAMR’s (...)
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The Indonesia Competition Commission ("ICC") has imposed a penalty of IDR 1 billion (approx. USD 70,000) on Garuda Indonesia Airlines ("Garuda") for engaging in conduct in violation of Article 19 of the Indonesian Competition Law. The ICC held that Garuda engaged in discriminatory conduct for (...)
