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In the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority, we detect and take action against violations of the Danish Competition Act. We endorse large business mergers and we conduct studies of competitive conditions in different market sectors to promote competition and enhance consumer welfare.
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The Competition Council intervenes in Norlys’ acquisition of EWII Fibernet
The Competition Council could not unconditionally approve Norlys’ acquisition of Ewii Fibernet because there was a risk that the merger would reduce competition, resulting in customers having to pay more for their broadband and TV services. Therefore, Norlys has chosen to allow another provider to supply TV and broadband to seven antenna associations in the Triangle Region. This removes the competitive concerns, and the Competition Council has now approved the merger.
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Competition Authority Requires Notification of OneMed and Kirstine Hardam Merger
OneMed A/S and Kirstine Hardam A/S must obtain approval for their merger, even though it does not meet the ordinary notification thresholds. The Danish Competition and Consumer Authority (DCCA) is exercising its new power to require notification of a merger where there is a risk that it may significantly impede competition.
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Competition Authority Requires Uber and Dantaxi Merger to Be Notified
Uber and Dantaxi must obtain approval for their merger, even though the two companies have already merged. For the first time, the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority (DCCA) is exercising its new power to require notification of a merger that would not otherwise be subject to mandatory notification, as there is a risk that it may harm competition.
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Cartels are illegal
If know about possible violations of the Danish Competition Act, please get in touch.
Please contact us by phone phone +45 4193 9495 or use our postal address.
Read about what a cartel is, what the penalties of involvement in cartels are, and how it is possible to completely avoid fines and imprisonment for having participated in a cartel.
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