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Competition Law [2021] ZACT 114

Competition Commission of South Africa v ZTE Corporation South Africa (Pty) Ltd (CR015Apr16; SA043Jul21)

Competition Commission of South Africa v ZTE Corporation South Africa (Pty) Ltd (CR015Apr16; SA043Jul21) [2021] ZACT 114; [2023] 1 CPLR 6 (CT) (5 October 2021)

The Competition Tribunal confirmed a consent agreement resolving allegations that ZTE SA and ZTE Mzanzi divided customers in the telecommunications market.

  • Market Division
  • Consent Agreement
  • Settlement Amount
  • Section 4 1 B Ii Contravention
  • Competition Compliance Programme
  • Competition-law
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Competition Law [2014] ZACT 82

Competition Commission v Civcon Construction (Pty) Ltd (019786)

Competition Commission v Civcon Construction (Pty) Ltd (019786) [2014] ZACT 82 (19 November 2014)

The Competition Tribunal confirmed a consent agreement in which Civcon admitted collusive tendering with a competitor and accepted a penalty plus compliance undertakings.

  • Collusive Tendering
  • Administrative Penalty
  • Cover Pricing
  • Losers Fee
  • Section 4 1 B Iii
  • Competition Compliance Programme
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Competition Law [2013] ZACT 82

Competition Commission v The Dorper Sheep Breeders Society of South Africa (017301)

Competition Commission v The Dorper Sheep Breeders Society of South Africa (017301) [2013] ZACT 82 (31 July 2013)

The Tribunal confirmed a consent agreement after the Society admitted anti-competitive rules on pricing and sales restrictions, and agreed to a penalty and compliance programme.

  • Price Fixing
  • Market Division
  • Administrative Penalty
  • Consent Agreement
  • Competition Compliance Programme
  • Competition-law
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Competition Law [2011] ZACT 61

Competition Commission v Southern African Bitumen Association, In re: Chevron SA (Pty) Ltd and Others (06/CR/MAR10)

Competition Commission v Southern African Bitumen Association, In re: Chevron SA (Pty) Ltd and Others (06/CR/MAR10) [2011] ZACT 61; [2011] 2 CPLR 360 (CT) (17 August 2011)

The Competition Tribunal confirmed a settlement between the Commission and SABITA concerning alleged price-fixing in the bitumen market, with a R500,000 penalty and compliance undertakings.

  • Horizontal Price Fixing
  • Trade Association Liability
  • Administrative Penalty
  • Settlement Agreement
  • Competition Compliance Programme
  • Competition-law
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Competition Law [2011] ZACT 50

Competition Commission v NWK Ltd (44/CR/Jun11)

Competition Commission v NWK Ltd (44/CR/Jun11) [2011] ZACT 50; [2011] 2 CPLR 275 (CT) (14 July 2011)

The Competition Tribunal confirmed a consent order against NWK Limited for a suspected market-allocation agreement and imposed an administrative penalty.

  • Market Allocation
  • Horizontal Agreement
  • Administrative Penalty
  • Future Conduct Undertaking
  • Competition Compliance Programme
  • Market-allocation
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Competition Law [2011] ZACT 36

Competition Commission v Afgri Operations Ltd; In re: Competition Commission v Afgri Operations Ltd and Others (43/CR/Jun11)

Competition Commission v Afgri Operations Ltd; In re: Competition Commission v Afgri Operations Ltd and Others (43/CR/Jun11) [2011] ZACT 36; [2011] 1 CPLR 93 (CT) (15 June 2011)

The Tribunal confirmed a consent agreement in which Afgri admitted cartel conduct over SAFEX grain storage tariffs, accepted a R15.6 million penalty, and undertook compliance measures.

  • Horizontal Price Fixing
  • Administrative Penalty
  • Industry Association Conduct
  • Competition Compliance Programme
  • Horizontal-price-fixing
  • Administrative-penalty
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