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SOFIA, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Bulgaria’s competition regulator gave a green light on Monday for Balkan telecoms and media company United Group, majority owned by private equity firm BC Partners, to acquire Nova Broadcasting Group, the largest multi-platform media firm in Bulgaria.
United Group has not disclosed a price for Nova, which owns 10 TV channels, including national NOVA TV and the country’s largest online platform, Net Info. Local media has estimated the deal at about 300 million euros ($362 million).
United Group, which acquired Bulgaria’s leading telecoms operator Vivacom last year, has said it expects to seal the purchase of Nova from Advance Media Group in the beginning of 2021.
The Commission for the Protection of Competition (CPC) fined retail chain Kaufland Bulgaria Lev343,417 (approximately €175,000) for abuse of a superior bargaining position. The fine was requested by alcohol producer Keti-94 Ltd – Plovdiv. The fine s amount is 7% of Kaufland s net revenues from the sale of the products subject to the violation for 2019.
This is the second CPC case on Kaufland s alleged abuse of a superior bargaining position with regard to Keti-94 Ltd – Plovdiv (for further details please see Abuse of stronger bargaining power ). In 2016 the CPC imposed a Lev157,981 fine on Kaufland. The new proceedings are due to a March 2019 Supreme Administrative Court decision, which annulled the 2016 CPC decision and returned the file to the CPC to rule in accordance with the instructions given in the reasons. The Supreme Administrative Court reasoned the repeal by pointing to the lack of sufficient analysis by the CPC to apply the concept of superior bargaining position.