In January 2026, India witnessed several significant developments in competition law enforcement and merger control. On the enforcement side, the Supreme Court declined to interfere...
In January 2026, India witnessed several significant
developments in competition law enforcement and merger control. On
the enforcement side, the Supreme Court declined to interfere with
the Competition Commission of India's
("CCI") investigation into alleged abuse
of dominance in the Kerala cable television market, reinforcing the
Commission's authority to probe dominance related concerns. The
National Company Law Appellate Tribunal
("NCLAT") issued multiple key rulings,
including setting aside and remanding the CCI's order in the
Ennore Coal Terminal matter, upholding closures in cases involving
the Nagpur Mumbai Expressway project and NSE's co-location
facility etc. The CCI also imposed a gun-jumping penalty on
Allcargo Logistics Limited, and closed information relating to
digital markets, film re-releases involving artificial
intelligence, and tender conditions in the healthcare sector.
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