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In terms of section 52(1) of the Competition Act in assessing a proposed merger, the Authority shall first determine whether the merger – a)    Would be likely to prevent or substantially lessen competition or to restrict trade or the provision of any service or to endanger the…
Merger notice forms (Form K) can be obtained at the Competition and Consumer Authority offices or online at www.competitionauthority.co.bw All documents required as stipulated on each form include: 1.     A complete list of shareholders and their respective shareholding,…
According to section 47 of the Competition Act a merger is subject to review if: a)   The turnover in Botswana of the enterprise or enterprises being taken over exceeds P10 000 000. b)   The assets in Botswana of the enterprise or enterprises being taken over exceeds P10 000 000…
In terms of section 45(1) of the Competition Act a merger occurs when one or more enterprises directly acquires or establishes direct or indirect control over the whole or part of the business of another enterprise. Acquisition of control over the whole or part of another enterprise may be achieved…
The Competition and Consumer Authority (CCA) offices in Gaborone and Francistown will be closed for the Christmas and New Year Holidays from Friday 23rd December 2022. The Authority will reopen for normal business on Monday 9th January 2023. For emergencies during these period, members of the…