JD.com plans to adjust its relief measures to obtain EU approval for the acquisition of Ceconomy
According to Bloomberg on September 11, Chinese e-commerce company JD.com is preparing to offer improved relief measures to alleviate the European Union's concerns about its plan to acquire Ceconomy AG for 2.2 billion euros (approximately 2.6 billion dollars). Ceconomy is the largest electronics retailer in the EU.Insiders say that JD.com is holding meetings with regulators reviewing the deal under the EU's Foreign Subsidies Regulation and is committed to adjusting the original concessions aimed at maintaining the competitiveness of its logistics and technology businesses. The relevant individuals requested anonymity.
