The Australian Federal Court in Adelaide orders a penalty of $1.35 million against Japanese cable supplier in respect of bid rigging and price fixing conduct (Viscas)

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5 Apr 2013

The Australian Federal Court in Adelaide orders a penalty of $1.35 million against Japanese cable supplier in respect of bid rigging and price fixing conduct (Viscas)

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ACCC (Canberra), Press Release, NR 75/13, 5 April 2013

Japanese cable supplier to pay $1.35 million penalty for cartel conduct* The Federal Court in Adelaide has ordered a penalty of $1.35 million against Japanese cable supplier Viscas Corporation in respect of bid rigging and price fixing conduct in proceedings brought by the Australian Competition and Consumer

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Australian Competition Authority, The Australian Federal Court in Adelaide orders a penalty of $1.35 million against Japanese cable supplier in respect of bid rigging and price fixing conduct (Viscas), 5 April 2013, e-Competitions April 2013, Art. N° 57572

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