Dickson Minto and Linklaters have taken the headline roles as AG Barr's acquisition of Britvic today (11 June) received provisional clearance from the Competition Commission. The Commission concluded that a union of the two companies is not expected to result in lesser competition and would not lead to an increase in wholesale prices.
June 11, 2013 at 07:24 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Dickson Minto and Linklaters have taken the headline roles as AG Barr’s acquisition of Britvic today (11 June) received provisional clearance from the Competition Commission.
The Commission concluded that a union of the two companies is not expected to result in lesser competition and would not lead to an increase in wholesale prices.
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