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Regulatory clearance reduces deal uncertainty, supporting near-term price upside for KMB as the JV progresses toward close.
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Britain's CMA said it would not refer the $3.4 billion Suzano-Kimberly-Clark joint venture to Phase 2, reducing regulatory risk and potentially accelerating closing. The ruling removes potential delays and supports expected supply-chain synergies between pulp production and consumer goods. This clearance could improve near-term sentiment and visibility around the deal for Kimberly-Clark (KMB).
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