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Hong Kong: IT firms taken to tribunal by competition regulator

By  |  June 20, 2018

The city’s antitrust regulator, the Competition Commission, has taken five information technology companies to the tribunal for alleged bid rigging involving a tender issued by a social services organisation, the Hong Kong Young Women’s Christian Association, in July 2016.

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    The hearing is expected to last for 19 days with 12 witnesses set to testify.

    The commission’s complaint stems from a YWCA tender for the installation of a new server system based on technology from Nutanix Hong Kong.

    The five firms involved in the case are Nutanix and four IT suppliers – BT Hong Kong, which is part of British telecoms giant BT, SiS International, Innovix Distribution and Tech-21 Systems.

    Full Content: South China Morning Post

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