The Australian Federal Court issues an order by consent against American-based company for cartel behaviour in the international military defence training systems industry (DRS C3 Systems )

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8 Feb 2010

The Australian Federal Court issues an order by consent against American-based company for cartel behaviour in the international military defence training systems industry (DRS C3 Systems )

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ACCC (Canberra), Press Release, NR 015/10, 8 February 2010

$1 Million penalty for defence cartel* The Federal Court has made orders by consent against American-based company, DRS C3 Systems for cartel behaviour in the international military defence training systems industry. As part of the resolution of the proceedings brought by the Australian

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Australian Competition Authority, The Australian Federal Court issues an order by consent against American-based company for cartel behaviour in the international military defence training systems industry (DRS C3 Systems ), 8 February 2010, e-Competitions February 2010, Art. N° 57562

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