#52026M12493EU merger notice for TMUS, Oak Hill, Greenlight and GoNetSpeed
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The notice opens EU merger review of a proposed deal in which T-Mobile USA and Oak Hill would jointly control Greenlight and GoNetSpeed, two fibre broadband providers serving mainly residential customers in the Northeastern United States. The European Commission says the deal may qualify for its simplified merger review process. Businesses or other interested parties that want to comment must send observations to the Commission within 10 days of publication, using case reference M.12493.
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Key Changes
- The Commission has received notification of a proposed joint-control transaction involving TMUS, Oak Hill, Greenlight and GoNetSpeed.
- The transaction is a candidate for simplified EU merger review.
- Interested third parties have 10 days from publication to submit comments to the Commission.
Obligations
What this law requires
Interested third parties that wish to comment on the proposed concentration must submit their observations to the European Commission and identify the matter using case reference M.12493.