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Ingenious Concept Group Engaged In Price Fixing For Billboards With Rogue Outdoor Advertising Agency Staff
The Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK) has found the Ingenious Concept Group of engaging in unethical business with crooked members of the Outdoor Advertising Association of Kenya (OAAK) in which the firm was accused of violating policies and regulations in doing price fixing for the 12m by 10m billboards in major towns in Africa.
Following investigations by CAK, the authority established that the advertising agency had breached Section 21 of the Act and Section 22.
Ingenious was penalized and paid Sh193,021.
The company Ingenious Concepts Group provides advertising services that relate to billboards.
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