$3M seems way excessive for a company that owns 15 properties. However it seems this is a big company:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meriton
2014 was a record year for the apartment developer, with the company’s annual turnover rising more than 50 per cent to $2 billion, bringing it to 11th place in IBISWorld's 2014 Top 500 Companies, up from 29th spot the previous year. The HIA-Colorbond steel Housing 100 named Meriton as Australia’s largest residential home builder, up more than 5000 housing starts, from 2573 in FY2013-14 to 7929. Based on this figure, new homes by Meriton accounted for around 10 per cent of all multi-unit dwellings commenced in Australia, and 29.5 per cent of all multi-unit dwellings commenced in New South Wales. Meriton projects equated to approximately 0.05 per cent of Australia’s GDP.
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...yeah I think they'll be fine.
> In 2007, it was estimated the company was building about 1,200 apartments each year. By 2010 this figure had increased to 2,000 units. It is estimated that over the past 50 years, Meriton has built more than 65,000 residential apartments on the east coast of Australia. It also offers serviced accommodation in 17 locations.
> 2014 was a record year for the apartment developer, with the company’s annual turnover rising more than 50 per cent to $2 billion
The ACCC usually does do it this way.
Some recent examples: https://www.accc.gov.au/media-release/air-nz-penalised-15-mi... - Air NZ penalised $15m https://www.accc.gov.au/media-release/iphone-and-ipad-misrep... - Apple fined $9m https://www.accc.gov.au/media-release/domain-name-corp-and-d... - Domain Name Corp/Agency fined $1.95m
You'll see that most of these amounts are pretty close to the amount the companies made from the activities and scale with the size of their operations