Regulator
The Competition Commission of India has amended its regulations concerning commitments. The new rules change the procedural framework and conditions under which commitments can be made and accepted by the Commission, applying to parties under investigation or likely to be under investigation for alleged contraventions of the Competition Act.
This document establishes a new method for the Competition Commission of India (CCI) to calculate the cost of production for companies under its investigation. It applies to businesses that are being examined for anti-competitive practices such as predatory pricing.
The Competition Commission of India has established a new procedure for how monetary penalties must be recovered from entities. This applies to any party upon whom the Commission imposes a penalty order.
The Competition Commission of India has issued a new set of procedural rules, replacing the 2009 regulations. This changes how the Commission will handle its cases and operations.
The Competition Commission of India has issued new regulations governing combinations (mergers and acquisitions) that replace previous regulations. These regulations apply to all parties involved in mergers, acquisitions, and combinations that meet the specified thresholds under Indian competition law.
The Competition Commission of India has amended its General Regulations. These amendments apply to parties engaged in proceedings before or interacting with the Commission.
The Competition Commission of India (Commitment) Regulations, 2024, establish a new framework allowing entities under investigation for alleged anti-competitive conduct to propose commitments to address the Commission's concerns. This applies to enterprises and persons under inquiry by the Commission and represents a procedural change in how such inquiries can be resolved.
The Competition Commission of India has issued new Settlement Regulations in 2024, establishing a formal process for entities under investigation for anti-competitive conduct to settle such proceedings. These regulations apply to enterprises and individuals who are parties to inquiries initiated by the Commission under the Competition Act, 2002.
The Competition Commission of India has issued new guidelines for how it will determine monetary penalties. These guidelines apply to enterprises and individuals who are subject to the Commission's enforcement actions.
This document establishes the method for calculating the turnover or income of an enterprise or person for the purposes of the Competition Act, 2002. It applies to enterprises and persons involved in cases before the Competition Commission of India, such as merger reviews or penalty calculations. The regulations define what constitutes turnover and income and specify the financial periods to be considered.