PARIS (Reuters) - France's antitrust watchdog on Thursday issued total fines amounting to 31 million euros ($33.17 million) against six companies for having engaged in cartel practices linked to the dismantling of a nuclear site in Marcoule, southern France.
The Autorite de la Concurrence said it imposed fines on Vinci unit Nuvia Process, former Engie division ENDEL, Bouygues (EPA:BOUY) Construction Expertises, SNEF and SPIE Nucléaire.
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