India extends antitrust commitment proceedings to 180 days
By Freny Patel ( August 19, 2026, 10:35 GMT | Insight) -- India’s antitrust regulator has extended deadlines for companies offering commitments to resolve competition concerns, giving applicants more time while allowing proceedings to run for up to 180 days. The revised Competition Commission of India rules also introduces a mechanism to stop the clock.Companies offering commitments to resolve Indian antitrust concerns will get more time to make their proposals and have them assessed under amended rules that extend proceedings to 180 days and allow the regulatory clock to be stopped....
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