The US DoJ reaches consent agreement with parties to an acquisition in the graphite electrodes market (GrafTech / Seadrift)

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US DoJ, Justice Department requires GrafTech International to make key changes to supply contracts in order to proceed with its acquisition of Seadrift LP, Press Release, 29 November 2010

On November 29, 2010, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced a consent agreement with GrafTech International relating to its acquisition of Seadrift Coke L.P. (Seadrift). [1] This action marks the second time this year that the DOJ has sought relief in a vertical merger. It also represents the second time that the DOJ has targeted most-favored nation (MFN) pricing provisions as anticompetitive. Both areas have received relatively scant attention in recent years, but the increased DOJ interest in each may be evidence

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Clifford H. Aronson, Alec Y. Chang, Ian G. John, The US DoJ reaches consent agreement with parties to an acquisition in the graphite electrodes market (GrafTech / Seadrift), 29 November 2010, e-Competitions November 2010, Art. N° 45405

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