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ARTICLE · 26 NOVEMBER 2025

Regional Competition Law Update – Q3 2025

November 2025 – Kinstellar's Competition & FDI team is pleased to present the Q3 2025 update to our Regional Competition Review. This latest edition provides a snapshot of recent enforcement activity...

GlobalAntitrust/Competition Law

AUSTRIA

Court Decision The Cartel Court, upon application by the Austrian Federal Competition Authority ("AFCA"), has imposed a fine of EUR 540,000 on Securitas Sicherheitsdienstleistungen GmbH and its parent company, Securitas AB. The fine was issued for anti-competitive conduct, including price fixing, price coordination, and/or the exchange of sensitive information with a competitor in relation to three tenders from private clients in the personnel security services market.

The company G4S was however granted leniency in the proceedings. Investigations by the AFCA revealed that between August 2019 and December 2022, Securitas and G4S coordinated their bidding strategies in three private tenders. In particular, they exchanged competitively sensitive and strategic information regarding bid prices, thereby inflating the prices ultimately paid by their contracting partners.

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