Apple is disputing a request by India’s antitrust regulator for access to its global financial information in an ongoing Competition Commission of India (CCI) case. According to reporting from 9to5Mac and The Hindu, Apple argues in a court filing that the CCI is overstepping its judicial authority. The dispute centers on the CCI’s efforts, which have intensified since 2024, to obtain Apple’s financial data that would typically be used to calculate penalties. The regulator is pursuing the information as part of an antitrust investigation tied to findings that Apple abused its dominant position. While the articles describe the CCI’s need for global financials to assess potential penalties, Apple’s position is that the regulator’s approach goes beyond what it can legally require. The matter is presented as an escalation of the broader legal fight between Apple and the Indian antitrust authority, with Apple turning to the courts to challenge the scope of the regulator’s information request.