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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>SEOUL: Samsung Electronics<\/a> and four affiliates have been fined 234.9 billion won ($207 million) for giving affiliate Samsung<\/a> Welstory in-house cafeteria contracts since 2013 and ensuring a high profit margin, the Korea Fair Trade Commission<\/a> (KFTC<\/a>) watchdog said on Thursday.

Samsung Electronics said in a statement that there was no unfair support, the company strove to provide quality meals for its staff, and that it plans to show that the contracts were normal transactions by disputing the KFTC's decision in administrative litigation after review.

Samsung Welstory, a meal provider for cafeterias, is wholly owned by Samsung C&T<\/a>, of which Samsung Electronics vice chairman Jay Y. Lee held a 18.1% stake as of May.

KFTC said in a statement that Samsung Electronics and affiliates unfairly supported Samsung Welstory by entering into private contracts with it since 2013, without opening up the cafeteria operations to competition from other providers and on terms favouring Welstory.

The terms included guaranteeing Welstory's margins on food material costs, payment of fees, and automatic reflection of inflation and wage increase rates, the KFTC said.
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三星电子,子公司在食堂罚款2.07亿美元合同

三星电子(Samsung Electronics)在一份声明中说,没有不公平的支持,公司努力为员工提供高质量的食物,而且它是正常交易的计划显示,合同争议韩国公平交易委员会的决定后,行政诉讼审查

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首尔:三星电子和四个子公司被罚款2349亿韩元(约合2.07亿美元)给下属三星Welstory内部食堂合同自2013年以来,确保较高的利润率,韩国公平贸易委员会(KFTC监管机构周四表示。

三星电子(Samsung Electronics)在一份声明中说,没有不公平的支持,公司努力为员工提供高质量的食物,而且它是正常交易的计划显示,合同争议韩国公平交易委员会的决定后,行政诉讼审查。

三星Welstory提供者食堂吃饭,是独资三星C&T,其中三星电子副主席李在镕可能持有18.1%的股份。

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KFTC在一份声明中表示,三星电子(Samsung Electronics)和子公司的大力支持三星Welstory进入私人合同自2013年以来,没有开放食堂操作支持Welstory来自其他供应商的竞争和条款。

条款包括保证Welstory食品原料成本的利润,支付的费用,和自动反映通货膨胀和工资增加利率,韩国公平交易委员会说。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>SEOUL: Samsung Electronics<\/a> and four affiliates have been fined 234.9 billion won ($207 million) for giving affiliate Samsung<\/a> Welstory in-house cafeteria contracts since 2013 and ensuring a high profit margin, the Korea Fair Trade Commission<\/a> (KFTC<\/a>) watchdog said on Thursday.

Samsung Electronics said in a statement that there was no unfair support, the company strove to provide quality meals for its staff, and that it plans to show that the contracts were normal transactions by disputing the KFTC's decision in administrative litigation after review.

Samsung Welstory, a meal provider for cafeterias, is wholly owned by Samsung C&T<\/a>, of which Samsung Electronics vice chairman Jay Y. Lee held a 18.1% stake as of May.

KFTC said in a statement that Samsung Electronics and affiliates unfairly supported Samsung Welstory by entering into private contracts with it since 2013, without opening up the cafeteria operations to competition from other providers and on terms favouring Welstory.

The terms included guaranteeing Welstory's margins on food material costs, payment of fees, and automatic reflection of inflation and wage increase rates, the KFTC said.
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