Competition Tribunal approves Glencore’s Chevron deal

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Competition Tribunal approves Glencore’s Chevron deal
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However, the tribunal has added new BEE and trade conditions

Swiss-based Glencore has made a bid of nearly $1-billion for Chevron SA's assets, including its oil refinery in Cape Town. Picture: REUTERS/MIKE HUTCHINGS

The assets, in which Glencore will acquire a 75% stake, span SA and Botswana and include a 110,000 barrel per day refinery, a lubricants plant, 820 petrol stations, and oil storage facilities. Earlier this month, the Competition Commission recommended that the tribunal conditionally approve Glencore’s acquisition of the Chevron assets after it found the deal was unlikely to hinder competition in the sector.

Another condition, as lobbied for by the economic development minister, is that Glencore “use reasonable endeavours to promote the export and sale of SA manufactured products through the service station network being built up by the Glencore group in Brazil, Mexico and Zimbabwe”, the tribunal said.

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