Delhi HC stays CCI's Apple App Store antitrust order till 15 July; Apple ordered to cooperate
Delhi High Court has directed CCI to hold its final order in the Apple App Store antitrust probe until 15 July, while requiring Apple to cooperate with the regulator. The case, triggered by Match Group's complaint over 30% commissions, tests the 2023 Act enabling turnover-linked penalties — exposing Apple to up to ~$38 billion in risk.
Delhi HC told CCI not to issue final order in Apple App Store antitrust probe before 15 July, while directing Apple to cooperate. Case challenges 2023 Act allowing penalties on global turnover, exposing Apple to ~$38 billion risk.
Why this matters
The stay extends scrutiny of Apple's App Store economics in India, following the CCI's earlier finding of anti-competitive conduct triggered by Match Group's 30% commission complaint, with global turnover-linked penalties now on the table.
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