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ARTICLE · 13 AUGUST 2025

The Competition Board Rejects IMDER's Individual Exemption Request For Information Exchange

Türkiye İş Makinaları Distribütörleri ve İmalatçıları Birliği applied to the Turkish Competition Board under Article 5 of the Turkish Competition Act No. 4054, requesting either a negative clearance or an individual exemption for a monthly information exchange ...

TurkeyAntitrust/Competition Law

Türkiye İş Makinaları Distribütörleri ve İmalatçıları Birliği ("IMDER") applied to the Turkish Competition Board ("Board") under Article 5 of the Turkish Competition Act No. 4054 ("TCA"), requesting either a negative clearance or an individual exemption for a monthly information exchange that would be conducted under the conditions that at least three undertakings participate and that none of the participants' data represents more than 40% of the consolidated data. In its decision rejecting IMDER's request, the Board provided some indications on the necessary conditions for information exchange to qualify for exemption.1

A. Background

In its decision in IMDER-I2, the Board reviewed IMDER's application for negative clearance/individual exemption concerning monthly, quarterly, and annual reports containing strategic data on the sales and rentals of construction and industrial machinery, which were to be shared with IMDER's members. The Board concluded that the

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