Japan's Daiwa House doesn't plan UK CMA filing for Miller Homes deal
By Genta Nakanishi ( September 24, 2026, 05:38 GMT | Insight) -- Japan's Daiwa House Industry doesn't currently plan to notify the UK Competition and Markets Authority of its acquisition of about 30 percent of UK homebuilder Miller Homes' parent company. The company told MLex it is pursuing other competition and foreign-investment procedures but said it isn't aware of any competition-law reviews expected to significantly affect its planned December closing.Japan’s Daiwa House Industry doesn't currently plan to notify the UK Competition and Markets Authority of its acquisition of about 30 percent of UK homebuilder Miller Homes' parent company, while it pursues other competition and foreign-investment procedures ahead of a planned December closing....
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