Can I sue a suppliers' cartel in Pakistan that fixed prices and blocked my company from tenders?

In Pakistan
Last Updated: Feb 22, 2026
I run a small manufacturing business and several suppliers seem to coordinate identical price increases and refuse to deal with me unless I accept their terms. Because of this, I lost multiple tender bids over the last 6 months. What evidence do I need and can I claim damages through an antitrust case?

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Saeed and Moeez Law Firm

Saeed and Moeez Law Firm

Feb 22, 2026
If suppliers are coordinating prices or collectively refusing to deal with you, this may amount to cartelization under Pakistani competition law. However, these cases depend heavily on solid documentary evidence. I would need to review your quotations, correspondence with suppliers, and details of the tenders you lost before advising on the strength of a complaint or damages claim. If you would like to proceed, we can schedule a consultation to assess the matter properly. Saeed & Moeez Law Firm
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