COMPAT reserves order on cement firms appeal, India
India’s Competition Appellate Tribunal (COMPAT) has reserved its order over a batch of appeals filed by cement producers contesting the INR63.07bn (US$1.1bn) penalty imposed by ...
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COMPAT hearing set to resume, India
The Competition Appellate Tribunal (COMPAT) hearing is to resume today over petitions filed by cement companies over the INR63.07bn (US$1.1bn) penalty imposed by the Competition...
Egypt considers levy on cement exports
Egypt’s Ministry of Industry and Foreign Trade Eng Hatem Saleh has said that the ministry is considering imposing a levy on cement exports as a result of increases in cement pri...
Egypt: rising prices prompt monopoly concerns
A recent rise in Egyptian cement prices has prompted the country’s Consumer Protection Agency to file a complaint with the Protection of Competition on price fixing allegations.
India’s COMPAT hears petitions on cartel ruling
India’s Competition Appellate Tribunal (COMPAT) has begun hearing the petitions filed by cement firms on a US$1.1bn penalty imposed on them by the Competition Commission of Indi...
India: Compat hears petitions in cement cartilisation case
The Competition Appellate Tribunal (COMPAT) has started hearings on the plea of 11 cement companies seeking stay on INR6307 crore (US$1160.4m) penalty imposed by fair trade regu...
Indian producers move forward with cartel appeal
Eleven Indian cement producers fined by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) for cartel practices, yesterday approached the Competition Appellate Tribunal (COMPAT) to chall...
CCI asked to provide details on cement cartel ruling, India
The Competition Appellate Tribunal (COMPAT) has asked the Competition Commission of India to submit fresh copies of its order levying over INR 6,300 crore (US$1.1bn)) in penalti...
Competition tribunal serves notice to CCI
The Competition Appellate Tribunal (has served notice to the Competition Commission of India and the Builders Association of India regarding the INR6307 crore (US$1.1bn) fine is...