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ACL's play for pathology company Healius faces pushback from Australian regulator

( July 19, 2023, 23:45 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Australian Clinical Labs’ bid to acquire human-pathology peer Healius is facing regulatory headwinds, with the country’s competition regulator saying that the deal raises “significant preliminary competition concerns.” In a statement of issues published today, the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission said it was concerned that the proposed deal “would be likely to substantially lessen competition in Australian pathology services markets.” “The proposed acquisition would combine two of the top three providers of pathology services in Australia, significantly increasing concentration in already concentrated markets,” ACCC Commissioner Stephen Ridgeway said. The full statement from the ACCC follows. The statement of issues is attached. ...

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