#52026M12438EU merger notice for Enagás Internacional, SNAM and Teréga
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Enagás Internacional and SNAM plan to acquire joint control of Teréga, a French natural gas transmission and storage operator, through a share purchase. The European Commission is reviewing the deal under EU merger rules and says it may qualify for the simplified procedure. The notice mainly affects energy companies, gas infrastructure operators, competitors, customers and other stakeholders who may want to comment. Interested parties have 10 days from publication to send observations to the Commission, using case reference M.12438.
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Key Changes
- Enagás Internacional and SNAM plan to obtain joint control of Teréga through a share purchase.
- The European Commission is carrying out a preliminary merger review.
- Interested third parties may submit comments within 10 days of publication.
Obligations
What this law requires
Interested third parties wishing to comment on the proposed concentration must submit their observations to the European Commission and ensure they reach the Commission no later than 10 days after publication, citing case reference M.12438.