被印尼指控“涉嫌垄断”，TikTok Shop回应

Core Viewpoint - TikTok Shop and Tokopedia are responding to potential monopoly behavior and unfair competition risks identified by Indonesia's Business Competition Supervisory Commission (KPPU), indicating their willingness to cooperate with the ongoing investigation [1][2] Group 1: Acquisition and Market Impact - TikTok acquired 75.01% of Tokopedia at the end of 2023, with the transaction completed in January 2024, leading to the integration of their businesses under PT Tokopedia, making TikTok the controlling shareholder [1] - KPPU's assessment indicates that the merger of two significant players in Indonesia's physical goods e-commerce market could significantly increase market concentration, potentially leading to price hikes due to unilateral effects [1] Group 2: KPPU's Concerns and Conditions - KPPU highlighted strong network effects from the transaction, which could unfairly harm various stakeholders, including small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and consumers [2] - KPPU has proposed several conditions to mitigate potential risks, including maintaining open payment methods and logistics options, prohibiting the abuse of market dominance, and ensuring that TikTok account holders can promote products from other e-commerce platforms freely [2] - A hearing is scheduled for June 10 to address the assessment results and proposed conditions, along with clarifying the implementation timeline [2]