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  • NMa: BAM NBM and HBG Must Sell Their Interests in Asphalt Plants

    Publication Nieuwsbericht 25-10-2002
    The Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa) has approved the takeover of HBG by BAM NBM after the parties gave assurances with regard to the sale of their interests in several asphalt plants. The takeover will result in one of the largest construction companies in the Netherlands. After an investigation, NMa concluded that sufficient suppliers …

  • NMa Approves Guidelines for the Healthcare Sector

    Publication Nieuwsbericht 25-10-2002
    The Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa) has approved the definitive guidelines for the healthcare sector. The guidelines describe clearly what agreements restrain competition and, in principle, are prohibited, such as agreements on prices and tariffs, agreements to divide markets and co-ordinated boycott campaigns. Such agreements reduce the …

  • NMa Suspects Heijmans and Solétanche of Cartel Agreements

    Publication Nieuwsbericht 01-11-2002
    The Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa) has drawn up a report on Heijmans Beton- en Waterbouw B.V. and Solétanche Bachy France S.A. due to agreements that restrain competition in the area of the application of certain foundation techniques, including diaphragm walls, and carrying out certain categories of concrete civil engineering activities …

  • NMa Prohibits Joint Trading of Rights to Live Broadcasting of Premier Division Football Matches

    Publication Nieuwsbericht 19-11-2002
    As of the start of the football season 2003-2004, the professional football organisations may no longer jointly sell rights to the live broadcasting of football matches, as they now do through Eredivisie N.V. This has been decided by the Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa). NMa is of the opinion that the present situation is to the …

  • NMa Draws up Report on Road Construction Companies Due to Cartel Agreement

    Publication Nieuwsbericht 22-11-2002
    The Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa) has drawn up a report on four road construction companies. NMa has drawn up this report on the grounds of a reasonable suspicion that the Competition Act has been infringed. This report relates to the companies Koninklijke Wegenbouw Stevin B.V., Ballast Nedam Infra Noord Oost B.V., Gruno Wegenbouw B.V. …

  • NMa Not Satisfied with Implementation of Salvaging Scheme for Broken-Down Cars

    Publication Nieuwsbericht 27-11-2002
    The Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa) intends to limit the exemption for the salvaging scheme for broken-down cars to motorways and provincial and municipal roads which fulfil an important role in the flow of traffic. At present, the exemption applies to all roads in the Netherlands. The exemption was granted in March 1999 to Stichting …

  • NMa Draws up a Report on Bicycle Manufacturers and Branch Organisations

    Publication Nieuwsbericht 28-11-2002
    Following an investigation, the Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa) has drawn up a report on four bicycle manufacturers due to a reasonable suspicion that they had entered into price agreements and exchanged sensitive competitive information. A report was also drawn up on two branch organisations. According to NMa, these associations strongly …

  • NMa: Rectification of Press Release on Cartel of Bicycle Manufacturers

    Publication Nieuwsbericht 29-11-2002
    In the press release issued by the Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa) on 28 November 2002 in relation to cartel agreements between bicycle manufacturers the suggestion was erroneously made that Larcom Life Cycles International B.V. was involved in the system of exchanging sensitive competitive information. On 20 November 2001, Union B.V. was …

  • NMa Suspects 13 Road Construction Companies of Cartel Agreements

    Publication Nieuwsbericht 06-12-2002
    The Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa) suspects 13 road construction companies of making cartel agreements in relation to asphalt plants in the provinces of Groningen, Friesland and Drenthe. A report has been drawn up on the companies. NMa has a reasonable suspicion that the ten companies regularly coordinated their behaviour when subscribing …

  • NMa Suspects 18 Road Construction Companies of Cartel Agreements in Relation to Asphalt Plants

    Publication Nieuwsbericht 09-12-2002
    The Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa) suspects 18 road construction companies of entering into cartel agreements in relation to three asphalt plants in which they participate. NMa has drawn up a report in which it sets out the reasonable suspicion that the construction companies have coordinated the activities of the three asphalt plants. …
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