24.09.2026, 15:15

Kazakhstan may extend antitrust investigations to nine months

ASTANA. Sept 24 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakhstan's Agency for Protection and Development of Competition has proposed extending the base period for antitrust investigations from three to nine months, with a possible three-month extension.

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