Terhadap Putusan KPPU Nomor 16/KPPU-M/2015 tentang keterlambatan dalamkewajiban pemberitahuan pengambilalihan saham oleh LG International Corp.,KPPU menjatuhkan sanksi denda sebesar Rp.8.000.000.000,00. kepada LGInternational Corp. Dalam penulisan hukum ini Penulis membahas mengenaikeabsahan penerapan prinsip ekstrateritorial dalam persaingan usaha di Indonesiaserta kesesuaian substansi pokok perkara atas LG International Corp. denganperaturan persaingan usaha di Indonesia. Penulisan hukum ini bersifat yuridisnormatifyang menggunakan data sekunder. Kesimpulan dari penulisan inimenunjukkan bahwa penerapan prinsip ekstrateritorial di Indonesia tidak dapatditerapkan, hal ini dikarenakan adanya pembatasan dari definisi Pelaku Usahadalam UU Nomor 5 Tahun 1999 yang tidak dapat menjangkau aktor danperbuatan yang dilakukan di luar wilayah yurisdiksi Indonesia, sekalipun jugamenimbulkan dampak persaingan usaha tidak sehat. Kemudian dari pembahasankesesuaian substansi pokok perkara, LG International Corp. dapat dijatuhkansanksi denda berdasarkan peraturan persaingan usaha Indonesia, namun karenaKPPU tidak memiliki kewenangan ekstrateritorial, dalam kasus ini eksekusiputusan akan menjadi masalah dikarenakan terlapor berkedudukan di Korea.

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Regarding the Indonesian business competition supervision commission (KPPU)'s

Decision Number 16/KPPU-M/2015 concerning the obligation to notify the

takeover of shares by LG International Corp., KPPU imposed a fine of

Rp.8,000,000,000.-. to LG International Corp. In this study, the author discusses

the validity of the application of the extraterritorial principle in business

competition in Indonesia as well as the suitability of the substance of the case

against LG International Corp. with business competition regulations in

Indonesia. This legal writing is juridical-normative using secondary data. The

conclusion from this assumption shows that the application of the extraterritorial

principle in Indonesia cannot be applied, this is because the principle that states

the definition of business actors in Law Number 5 of 1999 which cannot reach

actors and acts committed outside the jurisdiction of Indonesia, even though it

also has an impact on competition which is contributes to unhealthy business

environment. Then from the discussion of the suitability of the subject matter of

the case, LG International Corp. Fines can be removed based on Indonesian

competition regulations, however, because KPPU does not have extraterritorial

authority, in this case the execution of the verdict will be a problem because the

reported party is domiciled in Korea.