Serious violation of the Icelandic Competition Act by Samskip

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Merger of Síldarvinnslan and Vísir approved

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Merger of Ardian and Míla approved with conditions

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20.12.2024 : Merger of Jöklar ehf., Hekla hf. and Dekkjasalan ehf

ICA cleared the merger of Jökla ehf., Hekla hf. and Dekkjasalan ehf. 

20.12.2024 : Merger of Jöklar ehf., Hekla hf. and Dekkjasalan ehf

ICA cleared the merger of Jökla ehf., Hekla hf. and Dekkjasalan ehf. 

29.11.2024 : Festi’s Violation of conditions regarding the merger of N1 hf. and Festi hf

With a decision by the Icelandic Competition Authority, a settlement made with Festi hf. is explained. 


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1.9.2023 : Serious violation of the Icelandic Competition Act by Samskip

The Icelandic Competition Authority ("the ICA ") has by decision no. 33/2023 completed the investigation into Samskip's suspected Competition law violations. The ICA concludes that Samskip gravely violated the prohibition of Article 10 of the Icelandic Competition Act and Article 53.1 of the EEA Agreement with unlawful collusion with Eimskip.

It is also the ICA's conclusion that Samskip, during the case investigation, gravely violated Article 19 of the Icelandic Competition Act with incorrect, misleading, and insufficient information and data delivery.

An administrative fine for these violations has been imposed in the sum of ISK 4.2 bn. (ISK 4.200.000.000).

20.3.2023 : Merger of Ísfélag Vestmannaeyja and Rammi approved

The decision deals with the interaction between competition laws and provisions on maximum quota in the Act on Fisheries Management. It is the task of the Fishery Agency to follow up on compliance with the provisions of the Fisheries Management Act. 

15.11.2022 : Merger of Síldarvinnslan and Vísir approved

The decision deals with the interaction between competition laws and provisions in the Fisheries Management Act. Attention is drawn to the fact that control is not defined in the same way in the two laws. It is the task of the Fisheries Agency to follow up on compliance with the provisions of the Fisheries Management Act.