Over 30 Japanese contractors may face JFTC enforcement for condo repair bid rigging
By Genta Nakanishi ( June 12, 2026, 07:32 GMT | Insight) -- More than 30 Japanese construction contractors and two construction design consulting firms are likely to face corrective orders from Japan’s competition watchdog for alleged bid rigging involving large-scale condominium repair projects, with total penalties under Japan's Antimonopoly Act expected to reach about 1.6 billion yen ($10 million), MLex has learned.More than 30 Japanese construction contractors and two construction design consulting firms may face corrective orders from Japan’s competition watchdog for alleged bid rigging involving large-scale condominium repair projects, with total penalties expected to reach about 1.6 billion yen ($10 million), MLex learned....
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