Dutch Government Again Blocks Sale of DigiD Provider Solvinity to U.S. Company
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Dutch government again blocks sale of DigiD provider Solvinity to U.S. company
State Secretary for Digital Economy Willemijn Aerdts is maintaining her decision to block the sale of Solvinity to U.S. company Kyndryl, even after an objection was filed. After reconsidering all the facts and reviewing additional research, the D66 state secretary “again concluded that the proposed acquisition could pose a threat to the public interest.”
Even after the objection procedure, State Secretary Willemijn Aerdts (Digital Economy and Sovereignty) is blocking the sale of Solvinity to the American company Kyndryl. After a reconsideration of all the facts and an assessment of additional research, the D66 State Secretary has "again concluded that the proposed acquisition could lead to a threat to the public interest".
Even after the objection procedure, State Secretary Willemijn Aerdts (Digital Economy and Sovereignty) is blocking the sale of Solvinity to the American company Kyndryl. After a reconsideration of all the facts and an assessment of additional research, the D66 State Secretary has ‘again concluded that the proposed acquisition could lead to a threat to the public interest’.
State Secretary Aerdts (Digital Economy and Sovereignty, D66) is sticking to her ban on the proposed sale of Solvinity (the company behind the login service DigiD, among others) to the American company Kyndryl.
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