SAGASCO Holdings Limited Case Solution
In the summer of 1993, Australia's Trade Practices Commission was contemplating whether to enjoin from acquiring SAGASCO Holdings Limited Santos Limited. This amalgamation was potentially of tremendous value, since Santos was the biggest and SAGASCO the third biggest onshore natural gas company in Australia. SAGASCO, which was fighting with the takeover, claimed the merger would reduce competition in the natural gas marketplace.
Santos countered the gas sector was highly focused and had constantly been disciplined by competition from other fuels. HKS Case Amount 1484.0
This is just an excerpt. This case is about FINANCE & ACCOUNTING
PUBLICATION DATE: August 01, 1998
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