Merger filing obligation: parties must file a single notice for interconnected transactions, preventing notice avoidance. Acquirers must file a notice in Form I or Form II signed by specified persons or an authorised company representative; where acquisition occurs without consent the acquirer must provide available information and ensure all required information about the acquired enterprise is filed within fifteen days, with the Commission empowered to direct the acquired enterprise to supply information and exclude the time taken from statutory timelines. Mergers require joint filing; series of interconnected transactions must be notified by a single notice, and transactional structures designed to avoid notice obligations are to be disregarded.
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Merger filing obligation: parties must file a single notice for interconnected transactions, preventing notice avoidance.
Acquirers must file a notice in Form I or Form II signed by specified persons or an authorised company representative; where acquisition occurs without consent the acquirer must provide available information and ensure all required information about the acquired enterprise is filed within fifteen days, with the Commission empowered to direct the acquired enterprise to supply information and exclude the time taken from statutory timelines. Mergers require joint filing; series of interconnected transactions must be notified by a single notice, and transactional structures designed to avoid notice obligations are to be disregarded.
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