The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) says that Three and Vodafone’s planned $19 billion merger — announced 15 months ago — could lead to higher prices for consumers, diminished ...

In a statement Vodafone the Three said they “disagree with the CMA’s provisional findings that their merger raises competition concerns and could lead to price rises for customers.” ...

Vodafone will hold 51% of the equity, with an option to acquire Hutchison’s 49% stake after three years, subject to certain conditions. "CMA approves Vodafone and Three’s $19m merger" was ...

The CMA didn't note anything about potential job losses as part of the merger. UK trade union Unite has previously labeled the merger "reckless," and urged the government to intervene. It's said that ...

Vodafone also noted that a final decision is not due until 7 December, and the companies will continue to positively engage with the CMA and look to resolve outstanding matters.

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has today (November 5) stated that Vodafone and Three's merger could go ahead. The UK watchdog revealed that its in-depth probe into the £15 billion ...

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has provisionally found the proposed merger between telcos Vodafone and Three to be likely to reduce competition in the sector. In its initial ...

(RTTNews) - British telecom major Vodafone Group Plc. (VOD.L, VOD) announced Thursday that the UK's Competition and Markets Authority or CMA has approved its proposed combination with CK Hutchison ...

The CMA launched its initial Phase 1 investigation in January 2024 after it was notified by Vodafone UK and Three UK. This 40 working day review is designed to identify whether the deal may lead to a ...

The Competition and Market’s Authority (CMA) has today approved the £15 billion merger of Vodafone and Three, which will create the country’s largest mobile operator. The combined business will have ...

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has said it's concerned that Vodafone and Three's proposed merger could lead to mobile customers facing higher prices and reduced service quality.

But, a commitment put forward by Vodafone and Three to invest £11bn ($14.29bn) to upgrade the merged company’s network across the UK, including the roll-out of 5G, has softened the CMA's stance ...