The European Union (EU) Commission has said it had cleared the acquisition of the logistics operations of conglomerate Bollore by shipping group, CMA CGM, subject to a number of conditions proposed by the companies.
The commission, which oversees competition policy in the 27-nation European Union, said the acquisition had been approved after its investigation found a number of concerns.
To address the concerns, the parties agreed to divest all of Bolloré Logistics’ activities in Guadeloupe, Martinique, Saint Martin and French Guiana, as well as a number of assets in metropolitan France linked to these activities.
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