The Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa) has ruled that mail company PostNL did not abuse its dominant position in the country’s postal market, confirming a decision made in December 2009.
Days after Dutch telecoms company KPN cancelled its acquisition of a fibre network operator, the Netherlands' Competition Authority (NMa) has opened an in-depth investigation of KPN’s acquisition of four other providers of broadband services.
Dutch telecoms company KPN has called off its proposed acquisition of cable operator Caiway after the Netherlands' Competition Authority (NMa) threatened to block it over competition concerns.
The Netherlands’ Competition Authority (NMa) will open an in-depth review of the merger between mental health-care providers Emergis and Parnassia Bavo if the companies decide to go ahead with their deal, showing increasing focus on the health-care sector.
The Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa) has opened an investigation of the merger of two food companies over concerns the tie-up could hinder the production and sale of frozen snacks.
The European Commission has referred the Dutch part of a merger between frozen foods companies Royaan and Ad van Geloven to the Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa) for an in-depth investigation.
The Netherlands’ Competition Authority (NMa) has fined the general practitioners’ association LHV and some of its officials €7.7 million for restricting doctors’ rights to choose where to establish their practice, thus reducing competition.
The Netherlands’ Competition Authority (NMa) issued two significant sets of fines last week for anti-competitive behaviour in the laundry and energy markets.
The Netherlands’ Competition Authority (NMa) is investigating mobile operators Vodafone, T-Mobile and Royal KPN for possible cartel activity, two months after it reduced a fine on the same companies for participating in a cartel.
The Netherlands’ Competition Authority (NMa) has fined three ship-waste collection businesses around €3 million for taking part in a cartel, but one of the companies claims the government was involved in the price discussions.
This summer, Chris Fonteijn became the new chairman of the Netherlands Competition Authority. He will remain the agency head after it merges with the country's telecommunications and consumer authorities next year.