Ministry of Commerce: We have not received the declaration of Didi and Uber China related transactions.

On August 2nd, the Ministry of Commerce held a regular press conference, and Shen Danyang, the spokesman, responded to the hot and sensitive issues that were highly concerned by domestic and foreign media. (Source: official website, Ministry of Commerce)
China Daily Online, August 3rd According to the news from official website, Ministry of Commerce, on August 2nd, the Ministry of Commerce held a regular press conference, and Shen Danyang, the spokesman, responded to the hot and sensitive issues that were highly concerned by domestic and foreign media.
When answering a question from a media reporter about the merger of Didi and Uber China, Shen Danyang said that the Ministry of Commerce has not yet received a centralized declaration from the operators of Didi and Uber China-related transactions, and according to the regulations, if the declaration conditions stipulated in the Anti-Monopoly Law and the declaration standards in the Provisions of the State Council on Centralized Declaration Standards for Operators are met, the operators should report to the Ministry of Commerce in advance. The Q&A record is as follows:
Q: According to media reports, Didi and Uber China will merge, which belongs to the concentration of operators. Do you need to submit relevant declarations? What does the Ministry of Commerce think about this?
A: At present, the Ministry of Commerce has not received the centralized declaration from the operators of Didi and Uber China related transactions. According to regulations, all operators who meet the reporting conditions stipulated in the Anti-Monopoly Law and the reporting standards in the Provisions of the State Council on Centralized Reporting Standards for Operators shall report to the Ministry of Commerce in advance, and those who fail to report shall not be centralized.