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ARTICLE · 04 AUGUST 2025

Compliance Issues Arising From Going Abroad And Operating Overseas ---How To Work Well On Antitrust Compliance

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Currently, driven by internal strategic demands and external environmental changes, Chinese enterprises' path to globalization has entered a new phase, where going global has shifted from being an 'option' to a 'must' for some companies.

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Currently, driven by internal strategic demands and external environmental changes, Chinese enterprises' path to globalization has entered a new phase, where going global has shifted from being an 'option' to a 'must' for some companies. Chinese enterprises venturing abroad not only need to consider local political, cultural, and business risks but alsoshould focus on legal compliance. With the increasing scale of overseas investment, regulatory risks such as competition law regulation and foreign investment review are becoming more prominent. Identifying relevant risks during the process of going global and during overseas operations, making risk assessments, and preparing contingency plans can contribute to the stable development of companies overseas.

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