Kimberly-Kenvue deal could avoid CADE Tribunal if rare divestiture route applies
By Flavia Fortes ( October 1, 2026, 19:09 GMT | Comment) -- Kimberly-Clark and Kenvue could avoid a lengthier process in Brazil for the review of their $40 billion deal if CADE’s Superintendence agrees to clear the transaction without the need for a settlement agreement. Their “fix-it-first” remedy could allow clearance without further review by CADE’s Tribunal, although the agency has rarely allowed that approach in past transactions. Kimberly-Clark and Kenvue could avoid a lengthier process in Brazil for the review of their $40 billion deal if CADE’s Superintendence agrees to clear the transaction without the need for a settlement agreement....
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