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EU Commission approves Mercedes-Benz sale in Berlin and Brandenburg

Mercedes-Benz has received approval from the EU Commission for the sale of several dealerships to a British company in the Berlin-Brandenburg region.

10 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The EU Commission has approved the sale of several Mercedes-Benz branches in Berlin and Brandenburg. The acquisition will be carried out by a British company, the name of which has not been specified in the reports.

With this approval, the British company can take over the locations and continue operations in the region. The decision has been confirmed by both the EU side and Mercedes-Benz.

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