By a ruling dated 7 September 2017 related to the pooling of an asphalt plant, the European Court of Justice clearly stated that pooling production tools essentially used by the parents is not subject to merger control. In a bylined article, Nathalie Jalabert-Doury, Antitrust and Competition partner in Paris, discusses the broader consequences of this decision.
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