Vodafone-Three Merger May Receive Approval with Regulatory Conditions
The proposed merger between Vodafone and Three could proceed if the companies make commitments to invest and maintain certain pricing.
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has provisionally concluded that Vodafone and Three's £15 billion merger could proceed if they commit to significant investments in network upgrades and consumer price protections. The CMA's proposal aims to address competition concerns while enhancing the UK's 5G capabilities. Both companies expressed optimism about the merger's potential benefits for consumers and businesses. The final decision is due by December 7, following a consultation period.
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