German suppliers Brose, Kiekert fined $21M over bid-rigging in Europe

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Reuters

September 29, 2020 10:09 AM

BRUSSELS -- The European Commission said in a statement Tuesday that it had fined German suppliers Brose and Kiekert a combined 18 million euros ($21 million) for taking part in bid-rigging activity, known as cartels in Europe.

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