CCI Orders and Notifications are official directives issued by the Competition Commission of India under the Competition Act, 2002. They regulate merger control (combinations), prohibit anti-competitive agreements, prevent abuse of dominant position, and enforce fair market competition in India. This page tracks all latest CCI orders, combination approvals, regulations, and press releases.
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CCI's Commitment Amendment Regulations, 2026 (effective 18 Aug 2026) extend the commitment application filing window from 45 to 60 days, the review period from 7 to 15 days, and the total proceeding timeline from 130 to 180 working days.
Gazette Notification published on 18 August 2026 regarding The Competition Commission of India (Commitment) Amendment Regulations, 2026
19 August 2026Eff. 18 August 202618 min
CCI has modified its REoI for empanelling institutions to conduct market studies and surveys under the Competition Act, 2002 -- removing the requirement that economics experts be "on its rolls" -- and clarified five bidder queries. EoI submission deadline extended to 17.08.2026
Modifications and Clarifications REoI for Empanelment of Institutions/Agencies for conducting Market Studies and Surveys
29 July 202611 minLatest update: 19 August 2026
Essential compliance answers for Company Secretaries, Chartered Accountants, and corporate legal teams.
The Competition Commission of India enforces the Competition Act, 2002 to prohibit anti-competitive agreements, prevent abuse of dominant market position, and review combinations (mergers and acquisitions) to protect fair competition.
The Green Channel provides automatic deemed approval for combination filings where there are no horizontal overlaps, vertical relationships, or complementary activities between the transacting parties.
Section 4 prohibits unfair or discriminatory conditions in purchase or sale, predatory pricing, limiting or restricting scientific/technical development, denial of market access, and leveraging dominance in one relevant market to enter or protect another.
Parties to mergers, amalgamations, or acquisitions exceeding prescribed domestic or worldwide asset/turnover thresholds (or meeting the Deal Value Threshold of ₹2,000 crore under the Competition Amendment Act) must file a notification with CCI and observe a mandatory 150-day standstill period prior to closing.
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