Group 1 - The Italian Competition Authority (AGCM) has launched an investigation into DJI's European subsidiary and its Italian importer Nital for allegedly pressuring retailers to set product prices [1][3] - AGCM received reports that DJI and Nital monitored the prices charged by retailers, warning those who did not comply with the pricing guidelines on Nital's website, including threats of supply disruption [1][3] - AGCM stated that this practice, known as resale price maintenance, could violate EU regulations and may result in fines if the allegations are substantiated [3] Group 2 - In response to the investigation, DJI expressed its commitment to adhering to strict legal and regulatory standards and stated it would cooperate fully with the authorities during the investigation [3]