Indonesia launches exclusivity case against Honda

Charles McConnell

15 July 2020

Credit: shutterstock/Hafiz Johari

Indonesia’s competition authority has accused Honda’s local subsidiary of forcing its authorised service stations to only purchase and use Honda spare parts.

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