PIF Industrial provides business and management consulting services and Dedeman is a do-it-yourself retailer.
Cemacon S.A. manufactures bricks, tiles and other products for constructions. Cemacon Real Estate specializes in buying and selling own real estate assets.
The antitrust watchdog will assess the transaction in terms of its compatibility with the normal competitive environment.
Paval brothers, who control Dedeman, already own 40.8% in Cemacon and plan to buy an additional 55.5% in a transaction of RON34.8 million. The offering will take place between February 22 and March 14 and it will be brokered by BT Capital Partners.
Cemacon reported a net turnover of RON94.22 million in 2017, up 8% on the year, and a net profit of RON13.2 million, up 58% versus 2016.