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The Bulgarian Commission for Protection of Competition finds that a call option and certain minority shareholder protection rights do not confer control (Novator – Bulgarian Telecommunication Company)

Dessislava Fessenko

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The Bulgarian Commission for Protection of Competition (the “CPC”) held that a call option for purchase of a majority stake in a target company, as well as certain minority shareholder protection…

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The Bulgarian Commission for Protection of Competition (the “CPC”) held that a call option for purchase of a majority stake in a target company, as well as certain minority shareholder protection…

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The Bulgarian Commission for Protection of Competition (the “CPC”) held that a call option for purchase of a majority stake in a target company, as well as certain minority shareholder protection…

Key concepts: Bulgarian, Shareholder, Commission, Business, Competition (biology), Investor protection, Finance, Corporate governance

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