Starting this year, Mexico’s competition regulator COFECE will charge a fee to companies wishing to notify the agency of proposed mergers.
According to the competition regulator’s monthly report, the Federal Economic Competition Law (LFCE) specifies a threshold for mergers which must be notified to COFECE before taking place, with a fee set at $160,000 pesos ($10,000 US approx.)
“Income from the collection of fees referred to in the previous article will be destined to run the Federal Economic Competition Commission”, concluded the agency.
Full content: El Economista
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