Trade

The circumstances of exemption where prohibitions prescribed in the Competition Law may not be applied include situations where the merged business still remains the size of a SME after a business merger; one or more of the businesses in the merger is or are at the brink of bankruptcy; the business merger results in an increase in export, technical improvement or establishment of entrepreneur businesses.
 

Any person who knows or suspects that someone has breached any prohibition of the law may file complaint.
 

Complete the complaint form (Form-1) of the Competition Law and send it directly to the Myanmar Competition Commission or through the Commission office. Complaints can be sent by means of post or by sending an email to an official email address of Myanmar Competition Commission mmcc.office@commerce. gov.mm or Myanmar Competition Commission website www.mmcc. gov.mm.
 

The complainant has the right to file statement of complaint; has the right to present witnesses who know about the complaint; may present the proof of evidence, documents, financial proof, the suspicious matters and concrete descriptions relating to the investigation; shall cooperate in the investigation.

PDF file of Complaint form (form-1) can be downloaded at not only Myanmar Competition Website www.mmcc.gov.mm but also Commerce Website www.commerce.gov.mm.
 

The Commission and the Commission office shall keep personal profiles and other relevant information of every complainant in confidentiality for the safety and secure purpose.

Action shall be taken against the complainant under the existing laws for concealing the facts intent to mislead, or cause unfair loss or damage to the public or the individual, or for making false statement, providing false testimony and filing false evidence knowingly that be able to cause such loss and damage.
 

Myanmar Competition Commission
Commission Office
Office No(3), Ministry of Commerce, Naypyitaw
Phone        - 067(3)408505
Fax        - 067(3)408506
e-mail        - [email protected]
 

DEDC is a Digital Economy Development Committee which is established at the national level to promote the development of Myanmar's digital economy.

The main purpose of DEDC is to improve people's standard of living and economy in Myanmar by using digital technologies in all sectors such as social, economy and administration.