Refers to non-public strategic information which is relevant to a company’s conduct on the market. For example: current or future prices (including margins, discounts etc.); input costs; sales volumes; production capacity; R&D or future technology plans; investment plans; marketing strategies. Information is generally not competitively sensitive if it is (i) public; (ii) historical; or (iii) aggregated and anonymised so that it cannot be attributed to an individual company.