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| 31 March 1998 | Competitor's Agreement To Stop Production of Lead Antiknock Compounds Suppressed Competition, FTC Says The world's two largest manufacturers of lead antiknock gasoline additives, Octel and Ethyl, have agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that they violated the antitrust laws by arranging to close an Ethyl plant and have Ethyl obtain all of its future supply from Octel under an anticompetitive supply agreement. | Press Release (text) Agency: FTC Topics: Associated Octel, Ethyl Corporation |
| 7 September 1999 | Octel Settles FTC Charges Octel develops, manufactures and markets specialty chemicals and performance chemicals including lead antiknock compounds. It is based in London, England. Oboadler controls three operating companies that manufacture and sell lead antiknock compounds. | Press Release (text) Agency: FTC Topic: Associated Octel |
| 11 July 2006 | FTC Approves Consent Order Modifications in Matter of Associated Octel Company The Commission issued that order, which required the supply agreement, to address competitive issues in the lead antiknock compounds market raised by Associated Octel’s 1999 acquisition of Oboadler Company Limited. | Press Release (text) Agency: FTC Topic: Associated Octel |