The Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) is a government agency established in 2016 with a mission to ensure fair competition in the market for the benefit of consumers and businesses. The PCC enforces the Philippine Competition Act (PCA) and implements the National Competition Policy to promote a competitive business environment and protect consumer welfare. The agency has original and primary jurisdiction over the enforcement and implementation of the PCA and conducts economic and legal research on competition-related matters. Its mandate includes reviewing mergers and acquisitions, investigating and adjudicating antitrust cases, imposing sanctions and penalties, issuing advisory opinions, and advocating a pro-competition culture in government and business. The PCC aims to be a world-class authority in promoting fair market competition to help achieve a vibrant and inclusive economy and advance consumer welfare.