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Edeka/Tengelmann take-over:

Rewe Group rejects proposed ministerial approval

In the upcoming procedures for a ministerial approval, the Rewe Group – like in the original fusion procedures at the Federal Cartel Office – will apply for additional loads to strengthen their rejecting position.

“The arguments brought forth by the requesting parties, which consisted of outstanding care for the interests of the general public in the take-over of Kaiser's Tengelmann by Edeka, that the plans have macroeconomic advantages, and that the workplaces at Kaiser's Tengelmann can only be secured through such a fusion, are false and remain false. There are also other options for Kaiser's Tengelmann, which also pertain to the willingness of Rewe, to secure all workplaces in a takeover.” Martin Brüning, corporate spokesperson of the Rewe Group, declared yesterday.


Source: www.fruchthandel.de
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