Eley's Perspective
Based on what Dan is saying, on it all being the same ammo, Eley's goal would be to tighten their manufacturing process/improve them so that they didn't produce any Team.
Provided it is the same ammo, in the US Tennex is selling for $1,495/case; Match $995; and Team at the old @$700. Yes there is some mark-up to the distributor, but at each step down you are looking at a 33% reduction i profit, followed by a 53% reduction. Guessing at the $700 dollar cost going thru distribution they may have been somewhere near their cost.
Any management group would be screaming if they kept seeing a 53% reduction in potential profits
If Eley has an internal manufacturing improvement program operating, their goal would be to only make Tennex, and if they met demand, possible shuttle some of the production to Match, but take a 33% cut in profits. If they are making sales volume projections, no point in flooding the market with Tennex, having it sit unsold, take a hit in operational capacity, and idle equipment/people and profits. The biggest risk would then be the market price would drop, and if you can set the market price, why make more?