Indonesian Antitrust & Competition laws are designed to promote fair competition and protect market competition from anti-monopoly practices, the businesses are prohibited from engaging in activities that restrict competition, such as price fixing, market allocation, and abuse of dominant position. We’ve got your back with seasoned lawyers that navigate the ins and outs of Indonesian competition law, offering strategic counsel and representation to safeguard your business interests, ranging from merger filings and notifications before the Indonesian Business Competition Supervisory Commission (KPPU) to dispute litigation proceedings.
Court Procedures Mechanism of Antitrust & Competition Disputes under Indonesian Legal Framework at a glance:
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It is governed primarily by Law No. 5 of 1999, aims to prevent monopolistic practices and unfair competition.
Antitrust laws ensure a level playing field in the market, fostering competition that benefits consumers and encourages innovation and efficiency among businesses.
The Indonesian Business Competition Supervisory Commission (KPPU) is responsible for enforcing Antitrust & Competition laws, investigating alleged violations and imposing penalties when necessary.
Non-compliance may result in fines, sanctions, injunctions, reputational damages, and legal liabilities, impacting business operations and profitability.
Abuse of dominant position includes practices such as unfair pricing, discriminatory terms, predatory pricing, and imposing unfair trading conditions to stifle competition.
