The Irish Competition Authority conditionally clears the merger between two supermarket chain companies subject to legally binding commitments (Tesco / Joyce)

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7 Jun 2022

The Irish Competition Authority conditionally clears the merger between two supermarket chain companies subject to legally binding commitments (Tesco / Joyce)

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Irish Competition Authority, Tesco / Joyce, Press release, 7 June 2022

CCPC requires binding commitments to clear Tesco Ireland’s proposed acquisition of Joyce’s Supermarkets* The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has cleared, subject to a number of legally binding commitments, the proposed acquisition by Tesco Ireland Limited (Tesco) of sole control of Patrick C. Joyce Supermarket (Headford)

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Irish Competition Authority, The Irish Competition Authority conditionally clears the merger between two supermarket chain companies subject to legally binding commitments (Tesco / Joyce), 7 June 2022, e-Competitions Commitment Decisions, Art. N° 107047

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