Anti Monopoly Law

Overview

Business competition in Indonesia is regulated by Law Number 5 of 1999 concerning the Prohibition of Monopolistic Practices and Unfair Business Competition. The Business Competition Supervisory Commission (KPPU) has authority to investigate and impose sanctions for anti-competitive conduct, including cartel arrangements, abuse of dominant position, and failure to notify certain mergers or acquisitions.

Competition law violations may result in substantial administrative fines, reputational damage, and operational restrictions. Businesses must carefully assess pricing strategies, distribution agreements, exclusive arrangements, and corporate transactions to avoid regulatory scrutiny.

Luthfi Yazid DHH Law Firm provides advisory and defense services in all aspects of competition law compliance and enforcement proceedings.

How We Can Help

• Advising on merger and acquisition notification requirements to KPPU.
• Representing clients in investigations and hearings before KPPU.
• Conducting competition law compliance reviews.
• Advising on distribution, exclusivity, and pricing arrangements.
• Defending against allegations of cartel conduct or abuse of dominance.

Our Approach

We combine regulatory expertise with strategic litigation capability. Our goal is to mitigate competition risks through preventive advisory while delivering robust defense strategies when enforcement actions arise.