Anti-competitive agreements
Price fixing, bid rigging and market sharing between businesses.
LEGAL GUIDE / 05
Agreements, market conduct and transactions.
An introduction to competition law in Bangladesh: the Competition Act, 2012, the Bangladesh Competition Commission, anti-competitive agreements and mergers.
THE ESSENTIALS
Competition law in Bangladesh is set out in the Competition Act, 2012 and enforced by the Bangladesh Competition Commission. The Act prohibits anti-competitive agreements, such as price fixing and bid rigging, and the abuse of a dominant market position.
The Act also addresses certain mergers and acquisitions, described as combinations. Businesses planning commercial agreements or transactions can review their competition position at an early stage.
KEY TOPICS
Price fixing, bid rigging and market sharing between businesses.
Conduct by businesses with a dominant market position.
Transactions described as combinations under the Act.
Distribution, supply and joint venture arrangements.
HOW AN ENQUIRY STARTS
Tell us what has happened, the help you are seeking and any important dates.
Speak with the office about the documents, consultation arrangements and proposed work.
Confirm the assistance to be provided and how to stay in touch before proceeding.
COMMON QUESTIONS
The Competition Act, 2012 governs competition in Bangladesh. It is enforced by the Bangladesh Competition Commission.
The Act prohibits anti-competitive agreements, such as price fixing, bid rigging and market sharing, and the abuse of a dominant market position.
Yes. The Act addresses certain mergers and acquisitions, described as combinations. Whether a transaction is affected depends on its structure and the businesses involved.
The Bangladesh Competition Commission investigates and enforces the Competition Act, 2012.
Send a short description of the agreement, conduct or transaction by WhatsApp on +880 1994-341130, by phone on +880 1568-525116 or by email to info@rashelslawdesk.com.
This guide gives general information about the law in Bangladesh. Advice on your position depends on your circumstances.
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