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Jerónimo Martins appeals Polish regulator's decision

Observador14 September 2026 at 17:51

The Jerónimo Martins group announced it will appeal the decision by the Polish competition regulator, which imposed a fine of approximately 121 million euros on the Portuguese group.

The penalty was imposed for anti-competitive practices, according to the decision by the Polish regulatory authority.

The companies involved allegedly agreed not to compete for employees, which constitutes a violation of competition rules in that country.

The fine represents a significant financial impact for the Jerónimo Martins group, which operates in several markets, including Poland, where it owns the Biedronka supermarket chain.

Why this matters

Portuguese readers who invest in Jerónimo Martins or follow national companies abroad are directly affected by this multi-million euro fine, which may impact the group's financial results. The case also reflects the growing regulatory scrutiny in Poland over hiring practices, a market where companies with a large presence in the territory can significantly influence employment conditions.

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