Malaysia’s Competition Commission (MyCC) is investigating six firms for suspected involvement in bid-rigging. The commission issued notices to the companies, requesting explanations regarding their participation in potentially anti-competitive practices. While MyCC did not disclose the specific sector involved, it confirmed the investigation relates to alleged collusion designed to manipulate the bidding process. This action follows a preliminary investigation that raised concerns about unfair competition. The firms have until November 17th to respond to the notices. MyCC has the authority to impose penalties, including fines, if the investigation confirms bid-rigging occurred. The commission aims to maintain a fair and competitive market environment in Malaysia.