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UK competition regulator considers remedies for Brink’s–NCR ATM deal

The CMA says Brink’s has offered to sell two businesses to address competition concerns over its acquisition of NCR.

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  • The CMA says Brink’s and NCR Atleos together operate more than 50% of UK cash machines.
  • The regulator is concerned the deal could limit competition in ATM operation and maintenance.
Why it matters

The CMA says fewer supplier options could ultimately mean higher fees for people using cash machines.

What’s next

The CMA is considering whether to accept the proposed legally binding undertakings.

A little more context

The UK Competition and Markets Authority says it is considering legally binding undertakings offered by The Brink’s Company, including the sale of two businesses. The offer follows competition concerns identified in a phase 1 investigation into Brink’s acquisition of NCR. The CMA says the companies together operate more than 50% of UK ATMs and warns the deal could reduce competition in their operation and maintenance.

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UK competition regulator considers remedies for Brink’s–NCR ATM dealUK Government

The CMA says Brink’s has offered to sell two businesses to address competition concerns over its acquisition of NCR.UK Government

The CMA says Brink’s and NCR Atleos together operate more than 50% of UK cash machines.UK Government

The regulator is concerned the deal could limit competition in ATM operation and maintenance.UK Government

The CMA says fewer supplier options could ultimately mean higher fees for people using cash machines.UK Government

The CMA is considering whether to accept the proposed legally binding undertakings.UK Government

The UK Competition and Markets Authority says it is considering legally binding undertakings offered by The Brink’s Company, including the sale of two businesses.UK Government

The offer follows competition concerns identified in a phase 1 investigation into Brink’s acquisition of NCR.UK Government

The CMA says the companies together operate more than 50% of UK ATMs and warns the deal could reduce competition in their operation and maintenance.UK Government

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