The Indian Government revises the method for calculating thresholds for merger control and extends the target exemption to mergers and amalgamations

Sharma, Man Mohan

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27 Mar 2017

The Indian Government revises the method for calculating thresholds for merger control and extends the target exemption to mergers and amalgamations

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Indian Government, Method of calculation of thresholds for merger control, No. 881, Notice, 27 March 2017

Central government revises method of calculation of thresholds for merger control and extends target exemption to mergers and amalgamations* The Ministry of Corporate Affairs, through a Gazette notification dated March 27, 2017 has modified the method of calculation of assets and turnover for the purposes of filing of notice in cases of acquisition or acquiring control of or merger or amalgamation of a portion of an enterprise or division or business for the purpose of Section 5 of the Competition Act, 2002 (Act), without changing the thresholds of assets or turnover prescribed earlier vide Gazette Notification 674

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Man Mohan Sharma
Vaish Associates Advocates (New Delhi)

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Man Mohan Sharma, The Indian Government revises the method for calculating thresholds for merger control and extends the target exemption to mergers and amalgamations, 27 March 2017, e-Competitions De minimis, Art. N° 87636

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