International behavioural case trackers

The following documents summarise and track completed investigations carried out by numerous non-EEA national competition authorities (NCAs) into alleged cartels, anti-competitive agreements and abuses of dominant positions.

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Argentina behavioural investigations—closed cases tracker
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Armenia behavioural investigations—closed cases tracker

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