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10.01.2024 | 🇵🇱 Polish competition authority
Dahua Technology Poland has been found to have engaged in anti-competitive practices by colluding with its distributors to fix prices and divide the market. The President of UOKiK has imposed fines totaling over PLN 37 million on the company and seven individuals responsible for the illegal agreement. The practices involved setting minimum prices, imposing rigid pricing during promotions, and allocating customers to specific distributors. The fines imposed on the companies range from PLN 1.75 million to PLN 22.19 million, while the fines on the individuals range from PLN 42,500 to PLN 245,000. The decision is not final and can be appealed.
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