Singapore regulator seeks feedback on marina merger commitments
( November 12, 2026, 09:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Singapore’s Competition and Consumer Commission is seeking public feedback on commitments proposed by SUTL Group to address competition concerns over its acquisition of Marina at Keppel Bay. The proposed safeguards include capping annual wet-berthing rate increases at the consumer price index plus 3 percentage points, offering charter operators an additional 1 percent credit, and maintaining service standards and berth access. The commitments would run for five years, with selected protections for charter operators lasting seven years. The CCS will accept submissions until Nov. 26 as it assesses whether the measures sufficiently address potential competition concerns.Statement follows....
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