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Biedronka. Jerónimo Martins condemned to pay 121 million euros in Poland

RTP Notícias14 September 2026 at 18:30

Jerónimo Martins, the Portuguese company owner of Pingo Doce and the Biedronka chain in Poland, was condemned to pay a fine of 121 million euros in the Polish market. The sanction was applied for violation of competition rules in the labor market.

The fine amount refers to practices related to working conditions and competition between employers in the sector. The Polish authorities considered that the company infringed the applicable competition rules in the labor market.

Jerónimo Martins stated, in response to the Portuguese news agency, that it will contest the decision before the Polish regulator. The company intends to challenge the decision and defend its position before the competent authorities.

Why this matters

The decision directly affects Jerónimo Martins, one of the largest Portuguese companies, and may have an impact on the group's financial results. Consumers in Portugal who invest in Jerónimo Martins shares or who are customers of Pingo Doce may feel the repercussions of this historic fine.

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