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German cartel office may open proceedings against SAP, WiWo reports

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Posted on November 20, 2025

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BERLIN (Reuters) -Germany's cartel office is considering initiating proceedings against SAP for obstructing third-party providers after a complaint was made by software firm Celonis about stored data, magazine WirtschaftsWoche reported on Thursday.

"We can confirm that we have received a complaint from Celonis," the cartel office was quoted as writing to the magazine.

(Wrting by Madeline ChambersEditing by Ludwig Burger)

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