Delphi EU and Competition Blog




The Swedish Competition Authority gains unprecedented powers

Today, the Swedish Parliament adopted a significant package of competition law reforms aimed at strengthening competition in both the private and public sectors. The new rules, which will enter into force already on 1 August 2026, introduce three major changes to Swedish competition law: a new compe...

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C-767/23 Remling: the ECJ tightens the duty to justify non-referral

On 24 March 2026, the Court of Justice of the European Union (the “ECJ” or the “Court”) delivered its judgment in C-767/23, Remling, raising the bar for national courts of last instance when refusing to refer questions for a preliminary ruling. The Court makes clear that such refusals can no longer...

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New tools to strengthen competition in the private and public sectors in Sweden – part 1 – a new act on public commercial activities

On 17 March 2026, the Swedish Government submitted the bill “New tools to strengthen competition in the private and public sectors” (prop. 2025/26:203; the “Bill”) to the Swedish Parliament. The Bill contains proposals for a new act on public commercial activities (the “Act”) and significant amendme...

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New draft regulation signals wider Swedish FDI scrutiny

On 18 December 2025, the Swedish Civil Defence and Resilience Agency (Sw. “Myndigheten för civilt försvar”, “MCF”, previously called MSB) released its draft regulation defining which societally important businesses are encompassed in the Swedish foreign direct investment (“FDI”) screening act (2023:...

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