#52026M12342EU merger notice for HSG and Temasek’s planned joint control of Golden Goose
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This notice says HSG and Temasek plan to take joint control of Golden Goose by buying shares, and the European Commission is reviewing whether the deal falls under EU merger rules. Golden Goose is a footwear and apparel business, so the main people affected are the parties to the deal and their competitors, suppliers, and customers in that market. The notice also invites third parties to comment within 10 days. For businesses watching the sector, the practical point is that the transaction is still pending and may be handled under the Commission’s simplified merger process if no competition issues appear.
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Key Changes
- HSG and Temasek seek joint control of Golden Goose through a share purchase.
- The European Commission has opened a prior merger notice review under EU merger rules.
- Third parties have 10 days to submit comments on the transaction.
Obligations
What this law requires
Interested third parties may submit observations on the proposed concentration to the European Commission; submissions should reference case M.12342 – HSG / TEMASEK / GOLDEN GOOSE and may be sent by email or post.
Interested third parties may submit observations on the proposed concentration to the European Commission.
Any observations on the proposed concentration should specify the reference 'M.12342 – HSG / TEMASEK / GOLDEN GOOSE'.
Observations on the proposed concentration may be sent to the Commission by email or by post using the contact details provided in the notice.