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Oct. 6--SETTING LIMITS FOR MARKET SHARE RESULTING FROM MERGERS: This week we follow up our recent columns on the rules governing mergers under the Trade Competition Act B.E. 2542 (1999).
The purpose of the rules on mergers is to ensure that a merger transaction is scrutinised so that if it is clear that the business resulting from the merger would not render adverse effects or be harmful to competition, market structure and consumers.
We explored last week some of the possible interpretations surrounding the definition of "merger" in the Act.
We also touched on the provisions of the Act that the Trade Competition Commission shall take into account market share, total sales, the amount of capital, the number of shares or the amount of assets when considering the ...