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German carmaker joint licensing group scrapped despite EU antitrust approval

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A proposed joint licensing group involving BMW, Mercedes, Thyssenkrupp and Volkswagen, which provoked a mixed response from EU and US antitrust agencies, is no longer active, GCR's sister publication IAM understands.
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German carmaker joint licensing group scrapped despite EU antitrust approval

A proposed joint licensing group involving BMW, Mercedes, Thyssenkrupp and Volkswagen, which provoked a mixed response from EU and US antitrust agencies, is no longer active, GCR's sister publication IAM understands.

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globalcompetitionreview.com broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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