Competition Commission
@competitioncommission.mu
he Competition Commission is a statutory body established in 2009 to enforce the Competition Act 2007. This Act established a competition regime in Mauritius, under which the Competition Commission can investigate possible anticompetitive behavior by businesses.
Competition Commission's Company Logos
Competition Commission's Brand Colors
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CMYK
#32506D
San Juan
50, 80, 109
209, 37, 31
54, 27, 0, 57
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White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
#292F33
Outer Space
41, 47, 51
204, 11, 18
20, 8, 0, 80
About Competition Commission
The Competition Commission, established in 2009, enforces the Competition Act 2007 in Mauritius. As a statutory body, it investigates potential anticompetitive behavior by businesses, wielding strong intervention powers when necessary. Operating independently of the government, the Commission's Executive Director leads investigations supported by a team, with decisions made by a group of Commissioners.
These Commissioners, chaired by Me Mahmad Aleem BOCUS, oversee strategic decision-making and investigation outcomes. The Commission aims to enhance market competition for the benefit of all Mauritians, fostering economic progress and shaping the business landscape. Services include investigating restrictive practices, market studies, and providing advice to the government.
With a focus on maintaining fair competition, the Commission plays a crucial role in safeguarding market dynamics and ensuring a level playing field for businesses in Mauritius
Company type
Government Agency
Year founded
2009
Company size
11-50 employees
