27 Rexall Pharmacies To Be Sold To RXDM

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Affleck Greene McMurtry LLP
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Affleck Greene McMurtry LLP represents businesses involved in complex litigation, competition law, and administrative proceedings in Canada. AGM’s clients include national and international financial institutions, investment houses, construction and mining companies, manufacturers, insurance companies, governments, and other medium- and large-sized enterprises.
McKesson's other proposed acquisition of Uniprix will also be reviewed by the Bureau.
Canada Antitrust/Competition Law
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Rx Drug Mart (RXDM) has received approval from the Competition Bureau to purchase 27 Rexall pharmacies across Canada. The sale was imposed as a condition under a consent agreement reached between the Bureau and McKesson, who proposed to acquire Rexall last year. To address the Bureau's concerns regarding the anti-competitive effect that the proposed acquisition may have in the pharmacy products and services market, McKesson had agreed to sell 27 Rexall retail pharmacies in 26 communities to its competitor, RXDM. McKesson's other proposed acquisition of Uniprix will also be reviewed by the Bureau.

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27 Rexall Pharmacies To Be Sold To RXDM

Canada Antitrust/Competition Law
Contributor
Affleck Greene McMurtry LLP represents businesses involved in complex litigation, competition law, and administrative proceedings in Canada. AGM’s clients include national and international financial institutions, investment houses, construction and mining companies, manufacturers, insurance companies, governments, and other medium- and large-sized enterprises.
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