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Peermont owns Emperors Palace in Gauteng. Picture: SUPPLIED
Peermont owns Emperors Palace in Gauteng. Picture: SUPPLIED

The Competition Commission says the tie-up between Sun International and Peermont will “substantially” lessen market competition, as post merger 92% of the casinos operating in SA would be owned by only two firms. The matter will be settled by the Competition Tribunal, where Sun International and the commission will make their cases. For more detail on the commission’s stance, Business Day TV spoke to Siyabulela Makunga, its spokesperson.

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