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Resale price maintenance in South African competition law
Resale Price Maintenance (‘RPM') refers to a particular type of vertical agreement in which an upstream firm controls or restricts the price at which a downstream firm can on-sell its product or service, typically to final consumers.1 Usually the parties agree to set either a minimum or maximum resa...
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School For Advanced Legal Studies
2026
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