EU DMA cases trackers

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This Overview guides practitioners to practice area content on EU DMA cases trackers, with links to decisions, investigations and procedural developments under the Digital Markets Act.

The DMA (Regulation (EU) 2022/1925) establishes ex ante obligations for designated “gatekeepers” and vests sole enforcement in the European Commission. Tracking DMA cases is legally significant because enforcement practice will define the scope of Articles 5–7 obligations, inform compliance strategies and shape parallel antitrust risk. The trackers consolidate the status of gatekeeper designations, compliance deadlines, formal investigations, non - compliance findings, interim measures, fines and any structural remedies for systematic non - compliance.

Practitioners should understand: the designation process and its review before the EU Courts; the six‑month implementation period and ensuing compliance reports; the Commission’s investigative powers (requests for information, interviews and inspections) and the handling of confidential business information; procedural stages from opening of proceedings to decision; penalty exposure (including periodic penalties) and aggravating factors; and the interaction with national authorities assisting the Commission. The trackers also note appeals and interim relief under Articles 263 and 278 TFEU, and how DMA enforcement coexists with Articles 101 and 102 TFEU and sectoral...

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