Automaker giant withdraws CAT claim against Niterra
Dippy Singh
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Stellantis has dropped its UK antitrust claim against the Japanese company over its involvement in an international car parts cartel as the two sides reach a settlement.
The UK Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) confirmed yesterday (27 October) that Netherlands-headquartered global automotive manufacturer Stellantis has withdrawn its antitrust damages claim against Japan-based Niterra after the companies reached a confidential settlement.
The claim, which was transferred from the High Court
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