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2 Jul 2024 -
The current default price quality path for electricity distribution businesses (DPP3) is due to expire on 31 March 2025 and we must make a decision by 30 November 2024 on the next default price-quality path to apply (DPP4).
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1 Jul 2024 -
The Commerce Commission (Commission) has reached a preliminary view that it should grant conditional authorisation to Payments NZ Limited (Payments NZ) to work with current and future API providers (ie, banks) and third parties (eg, fintechs) to
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10 Apr 2024 -
Evergreen NZ Holdings; ACM Holdings (NZ) Limited. The Commerce Commission has received an application from Evergreen NZ Holdings, seeking clearance or authorisation to acquire 100% of the shares in ACM New Zealand Limited from ACM Holdings (NZ)
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10 Apr 2024 -
The Commerce Commission has received an application from Evergreen NZ Holdings (Evergreen) seeking clearance or authorisation to acquire 100% of the shares in ACM New Zealand Limited (ACMNZ) from ACM Holdings (NZ) Limited (ACM).
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19 Jun 2024 -
The Commerce Commission has filed proceedings in the Wellington High Court against Foodstuffs North Island, alleging that anti-competitive land covenants were lodged by the supermarket operator with the purpose of blocking competitors from openin
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20 May 2024 -
The Commerce Commission has agreed to an extension of time to consider the Foodstuffs merger application with the parties. A decision from the Commission, whether to clear the application or issue a Statement of Unresolved Issues, is now due on 2
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21 Jun 2024 -
The Commerce Commission has decided to issue a Statement of Unresolved Issues for the application from Foodstuffs North Island Limited and Foodstuffs South Island Limited seeking clearance to merge.
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10 Apr 2024 -
The Commerce Commission has filed seven charges against Beau Ideal Limited, formerly trading as Beaurepaires, under the Fair Trading Act for allegedly selling non-compliant extended warranties without customers' knowledge or consent.
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8 Feb 2024 -
A new anonymous “whistleblower” tool launched by the Grocery Commissioner is designed to lift the lid on practices and conduct that may be hampering competition in the $25 billion sector.
