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[Decision Summary] Approval of Merger by Polish Competition Authority

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The Polish Competition Authority has approved the merger between ACM 2001 AB and two child development centers in Warsaw, with no objections or conditions imposed.

21.09.2026 | Polish Competition Authority (DKK)


The Polish Competition Authority (UOKiK) has issued Decision No DKK-212/2026 on September 22, 2026, granting approval for ACM 2001 AB, based in Stockholm, Sweden, to acquire control over Centrum Rozwoju Dziecka sp. z o.o. and Centrum Edukacji Dziecka sp. z o.o., both located in Warsaw.

This decision follows an antitrust investigation initiated at the request of ACM 2001 AB. The authority determined that the merger would not raise any competition concerns, thus allowing the transaction to proceed without any remedies or conditions.

Notably, the decision did not require a detailed justification as it fully aligned with the request of the merging parties and did not involve any disputes or appeals. The authority's ruling is in accordance with the Polish competition law, specifically referencing articles related to merger control.

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