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VEHICLE SPARE PARTS SUPPLIERS THAT PRETENDED TO COMPETE IN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES ADMIT BREACHING THE LAW ON COMPETITION

12 02 2026

The Competition Council found that the company Manado and the small partnership Parts Ready had formed a cartel in public procurement procedures for vehicle spare parts: they coordinated their actions and commercial offers, including the price of parts. As the companies admitted having violated the Law on Competition, their fines were...

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SEIMAS APPROVED REDUCTION OF FINES FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE LAW ON COMPETITION  

23 12 2025

Today, the Seimas adopted amendments to the Law on Competition (the Law) prepared by business organisations, which halve the base amount of fines imposed on offenders.

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GROUPS OF COMPANIES PROVIDING ELECTRONIC GRADEBOOK AND LEARNING PLATFORM SERVICES TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FORMED A CARTEL

18 12 2025

The Competition Council has established that two groups of companies, which a few years ago were offering different electronic gradebooks and several digital learning platforms to educational institutions, formed a cartel and divided these business areas between themselves to avoid mutual competition. After the groups of companies acknowledged...

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EMSI VIOLATED THE LAW ON COMPETITION BY EXPANDING ITS NETWORK OF PETROL STATIONS WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE COMPETITION COUNCIL

06 11 2025

The Competition Council found that the petrol station network operator Emsi took control of four petrol stations without the institution’s authorisation. The company has been ordered to bring the infringement of the Law on Competition to an end and has been fined a total of EUR 1,022,170.

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MM GRUPP VIOLATED THE LAW ON COMPETITION BY ACQUIRING CONTROL OF ITS COMPETITOR WITHOUT PERMISSION 

30 10 2025

Estonian company MM Grupp , which owns the Apollo cinema chain, violated the Law on Competition when it acquired control of Forum Cinemas Lithuania and the Forum Cinemas cinema chain from Odeon Cinemas Group without permission of the Competition Council. The Competition Council imposed a fine of €7,507,930 on MM Grupp and obliged it...

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COMPETITION COUNCIL WILL CONSIDER APPEALING THE COURT‘S RULING ON THE PHARMACIES’ AGREEMENT

18 06 2025

The Regional Administrative Court issued a ruling yesterday on the contested decision of the Competition Council, which had established that pharmaceuticals companies entered into an anti-competitive agreement between.

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INFRINGEMENT IDENTIFIED BY THE COMPETITION COUNCIL MAY DETER ALMOST HALF A HUNDRED POTENTIAL VIOLATIONS 

16 06 2025

The Competition Council's activities bring not only direct but also indirect benefits to consumers. The latter manifest itself through the deterrent effect of the institution's decisions, when companies, aware of the investigations being conducted and possible sanctions, refrain from illegal actions or cease them. Surveys of businesses and...

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PARLIAMENT APPROVES AMENDMENTS TO THE COMPETITION LAW

15 05 2025

Today, the Seimas has adopted amendments to the Law on Competition related to the consultative function of the Competition Council and the procedure for the collection of fines and interest to the state budget in cases when the decision of the Authority is appealed to the court.

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BUSINESS SURVEY: MOST COMPANIES ARE AWARE OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE LAW ON COMPETITION, BUT EDUCATION IS STILL NEEDED

05 02 2025

A survey conducted by Spinter Research on behalf of the Competition Council reveals that more than two-thirds of Lithuanian businesses are aware of the main requirements of competition law, such as the prohibition to enter into anti-competitive agreements. Given the continuing need to raise awareness of competition rules, the Authority will...

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COURT: THE COMPETITION COUNCIL RIGHTLY DETERMINED THAT NOTARIES’ AGREEMENT RESTRICTED COMPETITION

15 11 2024

The Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania (Court) confirmed the findings of the Competition Council’s investigation, establishing that the Lithuanian Chamber of Notaries restricted competition among notaries and violated both the Competition Law and the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU). An expanded panel of judges,...

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THE UNDERTAKINGS' ANTI-COMPETITIVE AGREEMENT DENIED CONSUMERS LOWER PRICES FOR FOOD SUPPLEMENTS AND COSMETICS

14 11 2024

The Competition Council found that Giantera , the official representative of the Dr. Ohhira brand in Lithuania, and 19 distributors of its products had agreed not to sell food supplements and cosmetic products at prices lower than the supplier's prices, and not to offer discounts and promotions to consumers. The companies were fined a total...

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THE COMPETITION COUNCIL CHANGES ITS SANCTIONING PRACTICE FOR UNREPORTED BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS

05 08 2024

A merger or acquisition transaction executed without the approval of the Competition Council is a serious breach of competition law, for which the company implementing the concentration is held liable. In order to ensure that the fines more proportionately reflect the financial capabilities of the offender benefiting from the unreported...

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