Rosen Law Firm Probes Trip.com Group After Beijing Antitrust Disclosure

Trip.com investor inquiry follows Beijing antitrust disclosure

Rosen Law Firm is investigating potential securities claims against Trip.com Group Ltd, the leading Chinese online travel services provider, after the company acknowledges a probe by China’s market regulator into possible antitrust violations. The inquiry, announced on Feb. 18, 2026, follows reporting that Trip.com disclosed the regulator’s investigation, prompting Rosen to examine whether the company issued materially misleading business information to the investing public.

Rosen says it is preparing a class action on behalf of Trip.com shareholders and is seeking clients to join a prospective class. The firm frames the action as an effort to recover investor losses on a contingency fee basis and invites purchasers of Trip.com securities to submit claims through its case portal, by phone, or by email. Rosen emphasizes its practice focus in securities class actions and shareholder derivative litigation in presenting the inquiry.

The law firm’s investigation centers on disclosure practices around the regulator’s antitrust probe and whether Trip.com properly informed investors about business risks and regulatory exposure. Rosen’s outreach targets purchasers of American Depositary Shares and other Trip.com securities who may have been affected by any allegedly misleading statements, and the firm signals it will pursue litigation if sufficient claims emerge.

Plaintiff recruitment and next steps

Rosen provides multiple contact routes for potential plaintiffs and says it will prosecute the matter on a contingency basis without out-of-pocket fees. The firm indicates that it will select qualified counsel with leadership experience to pursue any class action and will update interested parties as the inquiry progresses.

Rosen’s credentials and advisory note

Rosen highlights a history of securities settlements involving Chinese companies and results it describes as significant recoveries for investors, while noting that past results do not guarantee similar outcomes. The firm is headquartered in New York and posts updates on its website and social media channels; it also includes standard attorney-advertising cautions in its announcement.