Antitrust Compliance: What the Law Requires of Your Business
Antitrust compliance means keeping your business inside the boundaries set by the Georgian Law on Competition: not abusing a dominant position, refusing competition-restricting agreements, and observing the rules governing concentrations. This page is built on the individual articles of that law and shows you where the risk is highest and how to avoid it.
The article on the authorized organ identifies the enforcer: the organ empowered to enforce the requirements of the law is the independent public-law legal entity established on its basis — the Georgian Competition and Consumer Protection Agency. In addition, in cases provided for by the law, this competence is exercised by the regulator of a regulated sphere of the economy. The practical implication for you: if you operate in a regulated sector, you will also deal with the sector regulator on competition matters.