The Spanish Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by infrastructure provider Cellnex and ruled that the company will have to pay a €13.7 million fine imposed by the regulator CNMC for abuse of a dominant position in the DTT market.

The ruling brings the matter to an end after a decade in the courts since it was started in 2012.

Cellnex, former Abertis Telecom, was accused of hindering competition in the DTT distribution market as a result of its dominant position.

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