Tras el anuncio de la Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la Competencia (CNMC) de las sanciones aplicadas a 15 empresas por coludirse durante 10 años en licitaciones del sector ferroviario, la empresa española ACS se convierte en la empresa que acumula la mayor cantidad de sanciones por cartelización emitidas por el organismo, acumulando más de 82.9 millones de euros en multas por prácticas ilegales, además de ser la única empresa multada por participar en tres cárteles distintos.
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