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Suspected Antitrust Law Violations by Garbage Company in Krasnodar Investigated by FAS

Penalties for cartel members involve hefty administrative penalties upon proof of wrongdoing.

Antitrust Law Violations Accusation Levied Against Krasnodar Waste Management Company
Antitrust Law Violations Accusation Levied Against Krasnodar Waste Management Company

Suspected Antitrust Law Violations by Garbage Company in Krasnodar Investigated by FAS

The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) in Russia has initiated an investigation into two waste collection companies, LLC "Waste Collection Company" and JSC "Waste Collection Company", over alleged violations of antitrust laws.

The investigation, which began recently, is centred around potential price maintenance at tenders worth a total of 4,747,143,928 rubles. These tenders, which took place between 2022 and 2024, were for the provision of a complex of activities for the cleaning and maintenance of public spaces.

Both companies are part of a group controlled by a single individual and are suspected of entering into an anti-competitive agreement. If found guilty, they may face administrative fines in accordance with the RF Code of Administrative Offenses.

At the moment, there is no public or reported information from current data sources that explain or confirm such a case. However, to gather more details on specific legal cases like this, it might be necessary to consult official Russian legal databases, government antitrust authority publications (such as the Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia), or credible news outlets reporting on regional antitrust enforcement in Krasnodar.

As the investigation continues, more details about the case and the companies involved are expected to emerge. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.

The Federal Antimonopoly Service's investigation into LLC "Waste Collection Company" and JSC "Waste Collection Company" allegedly involving antitrust violations also encompasses the broader waste management industry in Russia. If proven guilty, these companies could face significant financial penalties, affecting their operations in the finance and business sectors.

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