Google ordered to pay $55m in penalties for anti-competitive conduct

civil penalty2 Dec 2025Penalty $55.00M

Respondent

Google Asia Pacific

Facts

Google Asia Pacific has today been ordered by the Federal Court to pay $55 million in penalties for engaging in anti-competitive conduct when it reached understandings with Telstra and Optus about pre-installing Google Search on Android mobile phones. The Court proceedings were brought by the ACCC.

Outcome

ACCC civil penalty of $55,000,000 — Google Asia Pacific (2025-12-02). See the ACCC source for the full terms.

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https://www.accc.gov.au/media-release/google-ordered-to-pay-55m-in-penalties-for-anti-competitive-conduct

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