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Dye & Durham’s acquisition of GlobalX not opposed
The ACCC will not oppose the proposed acquisition of GlobalX Information Pty Ltd (GlobalX) by Dye & Durham Corporation (Dye & Durham), finding the transaction will not substantially lessen competition.
Dye & Durham and GlobalX are both information brokers that provide company, property and personal searches to a range of customers such as conveyancers, law firms, banks and direct to consumers. They also provide conveyancing software and manual property settlement services.
“We examined the proposed acquisition carefully as it would combine two of the five major information brokers in Australia,” ACCC Commissioner Stephen Ridgeway said.
Toronto-listed Dye & Durham in talks to acquire GlobalX
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Move over PEXA, thereâs another conveyancing-related business in the sights of a big-money suitor.
GlobalXâs flagship products are its electronic conveyancing software Matter Centre, and its legal practice management software Open Practice.Â
Peter Rae
Street Talk understands Toronto-listed software company Dye & Durham is in talks to acquire local legal software outfit GlobalX, which services law firms, conveyancers, financial institutions, property planners and governments.
Sources said while a deal was not signed, the talks related to an acquisition of the entire GlobalX business.
Established in 1994, GlobalXâs flagship products are its electronic conveyancing software Matter Centre, and its legal practice management software Open Practice.
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