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ABOUT
MISSION
VISION
CCS ENFORCES THE COMPETITION ACT BY:
The Competition Commission of
Singapore (“CCS”) is a statutory
body that was established under the
Competition Act (Chapter 50B) on 1
January 2005. Its core function is to
administer and enforce the Competition
Act, and it comes under the purview
of the Ministry of Trade and Industry.
Today’s competition landscape is getting
tougher. As businesses develop and
grow, they search for new methods to
give themselves the competitive edge.
As they do so, CCS’s role is to ensure
businesses compete on a level playing
field. In this regard, CCS has two areas
of focus – enforcement and advocacy.
Making markets work well to create
opportunities and choices for businesses and
consumers in Singapore.
A vibrant economy with well-functioning
markets and innovative businesses.
Taking action against
anti-competitive practices.
Advocating the importance
of competition.
Explaining benefits of competition through
stakeholder collaborations and innovative
communications.