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National Security Review (NSR)
Keyword hub for China national security review of foreign investments and acquisitions—screening triggers, process themes, and coordination with antitrust.
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What “National Security Review (NSR)” usually means
Orientation within FDI and National Security Review
Sensitive sectors & control
Defence-adjacent, infrastructure, key tech, data-heavy assets.
Structure effects
Share vs asset deals and governance rights that change control.
Closing risk
Build long-stops that survive dual regulatory tracks.
vs merger control
NSR ≠ SAMR antitrust—many deals need both screens.
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FDI & National Security Law Guide
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Before you escalate to counsel
- Sector sensitivity map What does the target actually do?
- Control rights review Vetoes and board seats.
- Data asset inventory NSR often follows data.
- Diligence protocols Anti-espionage hygiene.
- Dual-track timeline NSR + SAMR if needed.
Parent: FDI and National Security Review · National guide: FDI & National Security Law Guide.
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Frequently asked questions
Orientation only—not legal advice
Does every acquisition file NSR?
No—but sensitive sectors and control changes need early screening.
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