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Japan's FTC to impose fines on 30 firms for condo renovation bid-rigging

12 Haziran 2026Japan Times

Japan's Fair Trade Commission (FTC) is set to impose fines on 30 construction firms involved in bid-rigging for condominium renovation projects. These companies were found to have pre-selected contractors before competitive bidding took place, undermining fair competition.
This practice raises significant concerns about transparency and integrity in the construction industry.
Bid-rigging has been a persistent problem in Japan's construction industry, particularly in large-scale projects. The Kanto region, being one of the most populous areas, has seen significant investments in condominium developments, making it a hotspot for such unethical practices.
The FTC's decision to fine these firms highlights the ongoing issues of corruption and collusion within Japan's construction sector. Such practices not only distort market dynamics but also potentially inflate costs for consumers, ultimately affecting housing affordability.

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