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The UK CMA clears the £15B Vodafone-Three deal after a 10-month inquiry, subject to investing £11B in UK digital infrastructure, creating the UK's biggest telco

- CMA approved the merger with Three in UK on Thursday  — Europe's telcos have spent years lobbying for consolidation

Bloomberg Jillian Deutsch

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  • @cmagovuk @cmagovuk on x
    We've cleared #Vodafone's merger with #Three, subject to the companies agreeing to legally binding commitments, including to invest billions in rolling out a combined #5G network across the UK. This would ensure the merger boosts competition in UK mobile #telecoms. [video]
  • @tomvalletti Tommaso Valletti on x
    Today I feel the desire to express my disagreement. As expected, the Vodafone/Three UK mobile merger is approved. My reactions: 1) Prices will go up. Investments will hardly be affected. People will suffer. The UK will suffer as essential infrastructure will become more expensive
  • @vodafonegroup @vodafonegroup on x
    After 18 months of detailed and thorough analysis, the CMA has approved the combination of Vodafone and Three in the UK. The merger is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform the UK's digital infrastructure.
  • @tomwarren Tom Warren on x
    Vodafone and Three are now clear to merge and become the UK's biggest mobile operator. UK regulators have cleared the path for the £16.5 billion ($21 billion) merger, as long as both parties commit to upgrading nationwide 5G coverage https://www.theverge.com/...