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Seven of the UK’s largest homeowner agreed to pay a total of £ 100mn after a regulator in the country’s regulator in the country of companies.
the The authority of competition and market Said Wednesday that companies offer to make payments after it does not know that evidence of last year’s commercial, including prices, including prices.
The Seven Housuilder Creator – Barratt Gray, Berney Group, Bloor Homes, Persimmon Winding Commitments
Chances include employment in industry groups to develop the guidance of sharing information and an agreement to set up details of details, including prisons sold.
£ 100mn to pay cheap housing programs across the UK, says CMA.
The regulator will consult the public of the proposed payment and other commitments before deciding whether to continue the plan.
Sarah Cardell, chief executive of CMA, said:
CMA does not make any formal finding errors against companies.
Persimmon, offered to pay £ 15.2mn, says the CMA suggestion is welcomed to accept investigation, which does not find the regulation that has broken the law of competition.
Bellway says that part of the proposed payment comes at £ 13.5mn, adds that it is “not a claim of any wrong mistake”.
