China Bans Firms From Helping EU's JD.com Takeover Probe
Beijing's Ministry of Justice ordered Chinese entities not to cooperate with Brussels' foreign-subsidies investigation into JD.com's €2.2 billion Ceconomy bid.
What to know
- China's Ministry of Justice banned Chinese entities from assisting an EU investigation into JD.com's €2.2 billion takeover of Ceconomy.
- The dispute centers on the EU's Foreign Subsidies Regulation, which Beijing calls improper extraterritorial jurisdiction.
- The move mirrors China's response to a similar EU probe in spring 2026, pointing to a recurring pattern in the regulatory standoff.
- The European Commission opened its in-depth investigation into the deal in May 2026 and has not yet responded publicly to the new Chinese order in the available coverage.
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