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The Competition Tribunal’s decision to prohibit the Vodacom-Maziv merger is more than just a legal ruling — it is a missed ...
The Competition Tribunal has finally completed the document that explains why it blocked the Maziv transaction.
Vodacom and Vumatel parent Maziv must now work through the Competition Tribunal’s over 370-page reasons document to ensure ...
The Competition Tribunal has caused tremendous damage to South Africa’s fibre industry through its mishandling of the Vodacom ...
Vodacom and Remgro have agreed to extend by two weeks the date by which the conditions for the acquisition of a 30% interest ...
The Competition Tribunal says the public’s benefits from the Vodacom and Maziv deal are temporary and do not outweigh the ...
With MAZIV’s mandate to drive greater connectivity throughout South Africa, particularly in underserved communities, Nepfumbada says her values and vision as the new head of HR align seamlessly.
The Competition Appeals Court is set to hear representations in July from Vodacom and Remgro over the blocked multibillion-rand Maziv merger deal. This, after the Competition Tribunal in October ...
The Competition Tribunal on Friday issued its reasons for prohibiting Vodacom Group from acquiring a 30% to 40% stake in fibre company Maziv for R13.2 billion, citing significant anti-competitive ...
This comes as CIVH, through its newly-formed fibre entity Maziv, is looking to enter a R14 billion merger deal with mobile operator Vodacom. Maziv is the entity that directly controls Vumatel and DFA.
Despite their high-profile presence in Remgro’s investment portfolio, Heineken and CIVH currently offer no direct financial benefit to the company’s bottom line, according to CEO Jannie Durand.
The Competition Tribunal says the public’s benefits from the Vodacom and Maziv deal are temporary and do not outweigh the negative impact on competition. Additionally, the merger would affect ...