About Competition Commission

The Competition Commission of Bangladesh is tasked with promoting and maintaining fair competition within the country’s economy. It is responsible for regulating anti-competitive practices, such as monopolistic behavior, price-fixing, and unfair trade practices. The commission investigates and enforces competition laws to protect consumers, improve market efficiency, and foster a competitive business environment. It also works to prevent unfair mergers and acquisitions that could harm market competition and promote transparency in the marketplace.

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+880258315587

Address

37/3/A, Eskaton Garden Road, Ramna, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh.

Website

ccb.gov.bd

chairmancc2012@gmail.com

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