Isotope Bidco Limited's Proposed Acquisition of Sole Control of Intertek Group Plc
Isotope Bidco Limited has notified the Fair Competition Commission (FCC) of its proposed acquisition of sole control of Intertek Group Plc through the acquisition of all issued and to be issued ordinary shares of Intertek Group Plc.
The Fair Competition Commission (FCC) has commenced its review of the proposed acquisition by Isotope Bidco Limited of sole control of Intertek Group Plc. The transaction will result in the acquisition of indirect control over Intertek Caleb Brett Tanzania Limited and Intertek International Limited (Tanzania Branch), which operate in Tanzania's assurance, testing, inspection and certification services market. Interested parties have until 21 October 2026 to submit comments to the FCC.
Intertek Group Plc is a UK-listed provider of assurance, testing, inspection and certification services. In Tanzania, the target operates through Intertek Caleb Brett Tanzania Limited and Intertek International Limited (Tanzania Branch).
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