【省市场监管局】陕西受正式委托开展部分经营者集中反垄断审查

Core Points - The National Market Supervision Administration has officially transitioned from a pilot program to a formal delegation for antitrust reviews of certain operator concentrations, assigning responsibilities to market supervision departments in five provinces and cities [1] - During the pilot phase, the provincial market supervision bureau handled over 135 simplified cases with a total transaction value of 642 billion yuan, covering more than 30 industries [1] - The average acceptance time for cases was 11.4 days, while the average conclusion time was 18.3 days, indicating an efficient review process [1] Summary by Sections Pilot Program Transition - The pilot program for delegated antitrust reviews has been in place for three years and is now formalized [1] - Five provinces and cities, including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong, Chongqing, and Shaanxi, will now be responsible for these reviews [1] Case Handling and Industry Impact - The provincial market supervision bureau received over 100 inquiries related to operator concentration during the pilot [1] - The cases involved various sectors such as warehousing, pharmaceuticals, advertising, new energy, and electricity [1] - The total transaction amount for these cases reached 642 billion yuan [1] Review Process and Efficiency - The average time taken to accept cases was 11.4 days, while the average time to conclude cases was 18.3 days, reflecting a streamlined process [1] - The provincial market supervision bureau implemented various measures to enhance service quality, including phone follow-ups and on-site services for feedback [1] Future Enhancements - The provincial market supervision bureau plans to strengthen regulatory awareness and improve compliance among operators [2] - There will be a focus on enhancing the capabilities of review personnel and improving the quality and efficiency of case reviews [2]