Regional (WAEMU)
Union Economique et Monetaire Ouest Africaine (UEMOA): Decisions in Numbers
The Competition Brief tracks 23 matters published by the Union Economique et Monetaire Ouest Africaine (UEMOA), 2000 to 2025. The newest record is dated 4 June 2025.
Supranational competition regime of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (8 member states). The Commission de l'UEMOA enforces the Union's common competition rules (Articles 88 to 90 of the Treaty; Reglements 02/2002 and 03/2002 on anticompetitive practices, abuse of dominance and State aid); its decisions are reviewed by the Cour de Justice de l'UEMOA.
23
Matters
2000–2025
Period
4 June 2025
Newest record
How many UEMOA matters does The Competition Brief track?
23, covering 2000 to 2025. The newest is dated 4 June 2025.
How do merger reviews by the Union Economique et Monetaire Ouest Africaine (UEMOA) end?
Merger matters in the database: 1. Outcomes: 1 cleared without conditions, 0 cleared with conditions, 0 prohibited in whole or in part, and 0 with no published decision yet.
How often does the Union Economique et Monetaire Ouest Africaine (UEMOA) impose a fine?
4 of the 23 matters in the database ended with a fine imposed.
The breakdown
Outcomes
- Application Dismissed521.7%
- Determined521.7%
- No Contravention521.7%
- Fine Imposed417.4%
- Under Review28.7%
- Cleared14.3%
- Contravention Found14.3%
Type of matter
- Abuse of dominance1356.5%
- Cartels730.4%
- Mergers14.3%
- Procedural14.3%
Matters by year
- 1'012001
- 1'052005
- 1'122012
- 2'142014
- 1'182018
- 1'192019
- 1'202020
- 1'212021
- 1'222022
- 9'232023
- 2'242024
- 1'252025
Earlier: 1
What these numbers mean
A matter is one decision, order or notified transaction that the authority has published and that we have read and catalogued. The figures describe our database, not every decision an authority has ever taken: some authorities publish only part of their work.
Under Review counts matters notified or opened where no decision has been published. A matter can fall under more than one type, so the types can add up to more than the total.