53It follows that the General Court was also correct to reject the appellant’s arguments based on the existence, in the present case, of a single concentration, since, as it noted, in essence, in paragraph 151 of the judgment under appeal, those arguments would lead to the inclusion within the concept of ‘single concentration’ and, consequently, within the scope of Article 7 of Regulation No 139/2004, of transactions which, although ancillary to the concentration, have no direct functional link with its implementation.
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