Reporters learned today (the 19th) from a press conference held by the State Administration for Market Regulation that, as private enterprises accelerate their “going global” efforts, overseas anti-monopoly compliance has become a required course for enterprises’ international development. Based on its anti-monopoly responsibilities, the State Administration for Market Regulation has continued to step up its efforts in guiding enterprises on how to deal with overseas anti-monopoly risks, helping private enterprises move steadily and go further in international markets. The focus is mainly on four areas: First, strengthen the foundations by publishing *A Brief Introduction to Anti-Monopoly Laws and Regulations in OECD Countries*, issuing the *Guidelines for Overseas Anti-Monopoly Compliance for Enterprises*, building a training brand for an “Overseas Anti-Monopoly Compliance Lecture,” and setting up special sessions for private enterprises. Second, coordinate and align efforts by working together with departments including the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Commerce, and the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council to conduct cross-department risk consultations, and issue early warnings and reminders for key industries such as photovoltaics. Third, provide case-by-case guidance by responding quickly to anti-monopoly lawsuits and investigations that enterprises encounter overseas, offering defense strategies and compliance guidance. Fourth, issue risk early warnings through the *Anti-Monopoly*

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2026-05-25 06:47:04

Today (the 19th), the Market Supervision Administration announced that as private enterprises accelerate their "going global" efforts, overseas anti-monopoly compliance has become an essential course for companies' international development. Based on its anti-monopoly functions, the Administration continues to strengthen guidance for enterprises in managing overseas anti-monopoly risks, helping private companies to operate steadily and far in the international market. The efforts focus on four main areas: First, strengthening the foundation by publishing "A Brief Overview of Anti-Monopoly Laws and Regulations in OECD Countries," distributing the "Overseas Anti-Monopoly Compliance Guidelines," and creating a training brand called "Overseas Anti-Monopoly Compliance Lecture," with dedicated sessions for private enterprises. Second, coordinating efforts by working with the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Commerce, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, and other departments to conduct cross-department risk consultations, issuing early warnings for key industries such as photovoltaics. Third, providing case-specific guidance by quickly responding to anti-monopoly lawsuits and investigations faced by companies overseas, offering defense strategies and compliance instructions. Fourth, issuing risk alerts through channels like the "Anti-Monopoly Brief" to inform relevant agencies and localities about overseas anti-monopoly enforcement information. Moving forward, the Market Supervision Administration will launch a special campaign to enhance private enterprises' overseas anti-monopoly compliance capabilities, focusing on four key tasks: First, updating the guidelines by revising the "Overseas Anti-Monopoly Compliance Guidelines," updating laws and enforcement trends related to overseas anti-monopoly, and completing the compilation and publication of "A Brief Overview of Anti-Monopoly Laws and Regulations in Countries Participating in the Belt and Road Initiative," to improve coverage and relevance. Second, launching a platform to facilitate the operation of an overseas anti-monopoly compliance service platform, providing one-stop services such as legal regulation inquiries, case searches, and risk alerts. Third, conducting targeted training by holding 6 to 8 compliance lectures, focusing on key countries and industries for in-depth specialized training. Fourth, responding swiftly by continuously increasing case guidance and rights protection support, effectively safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of private enterprises in overseas markets. (CCTV News)

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