( October 9, 2025, 10:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Bus station operators Organizátor Rids and Martinská parkovacia spoločnosť, or MPS, had a dominant position in several local markets, the Slovak antitrust authority said this week, confirming two previous first-tier decisions. Last year, the companies were fined a total of more than €250,000 for having charged excessively high access fees to carriers. The watchdog found that existing bus stations in the areas aren’t exposed to genuine competition and therefore the operators have a strong dominant position. Given their market power, the companies gained advantages they wouldn’t have been able to achieve in a competitive environment.Statement follows (in Slovak). ...
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