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Adbri-SA Premix review will focus on cement industry in South Australia

( June 13, 2025, 02:32 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Australian cement company Adbri is proposing to acquire, through its subsidiaries Adbri Concrete and Quarries SA, a 100 percent stake in Premix Concrete S.A., Seelander Quarries, Clinton Quarries and Adelaide Industrial Sands — known collectively as SA Premix. The deal will be reviewed by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission, which is also probing an unrelated deal involving Adbri and other Australian concrete businesses. In a market-inquiries letter published today, the ACCC said its investigation would focus on how closely Adbri and SA Premix compete in the supply of RMX and aggregates in the state of South Australia and whether customers would have competitive alternative suppliers for RMX and aggregates, after the acquisition.The ACCC's market-inquiries letter is attached; the statement announcing the review follows: ...

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