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Frequently asked questions on merger changes updated by Australian regulator

( April 29, 2025, 04:46 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: An updated version of its frequently asked questions on merger changes have been published by the Australian competition regulator. In an announcement on its website, the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission said that the updated FAQs provide general guidance and are designed to complement more detailed information found in the regulator’s draft merger assessment and process guidelines, the merger quick guide for businesses, and the Australian Treasury’s exposure draft of the 2025 Notification of Acquisitions Determination. A few new questions have been added to the FAQs, including “What information is required in the notification form?” and “When will more details about the notification thresholds be available?”The full announcement by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission follows; the updated FAQs document is attached:...

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