CAK drops abuse of dominance case against Chinese tile maker KEDA
The complaint alleged that the Chinese-owned manufacturer was engaging in anti-competitive practices, including predatory pricing and exclusive dealing...
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The Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK) has closed an abuse of dominance case against Chinese ceramic tile manufacturer KEDA.
- KEDA holds a 25 percent market share in Kenya's ceramic tiles market.
- The complaint alleged anti-competitive practices such as predatory pricing and exclusive dealing.
- CAK determined KEDA is not dominant and the market is contestable, thus closing the matter.
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