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Lara Bullock
Information management company Iron Mountain is selling its Australian assets after the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) deemed its acquisition of Recall was anti-competitive.
Information management company Iron Mountain is selling its Australian assets after the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) deemed its acquisition of Recall was anti-competitive.
The ACCC recently approved Iron Mountain’s acquisition of Recall, provided Iron Mountain divested a majority of its Australian assets.
Iron Mountain issued a court enforceable undertaking to divest its entire Australian business, according to The Australian.
However, it excluded its local records management customers in the Northern Territory and its data protection business from the plan.
The deal will go ahead if given court approval at a hearing scheduled for today.
