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Posted on January 9, 2026
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Add as preferred source on GoogleTurkey's Competition Board is investigating Dassault Systemes for alleged anti-competitive practices in its dealership system, focusing on pricing and sales restrictions.
ISTANBUL, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Turkey's Competition Board said on Friday it has opened an investigation into French software company Dassault Systemes over alleged anti-competitive practices in its dealership system.
The regulator said the probe will examine whether Dassault, which provides widely used engineering and design programs such as SolidWorks and CATIA, violated Turkey's competition law.
The investigation will focus whether the company interfered with dealers' pricing, preventing free price formation, and if it imposed restrictions on which customers or regions dealers could sell to.
(Reporting by Ezgi Erkoyun; Editing by Jonathan Spicer )
Competition law refers to regulations that promote competition and prevent monopolistic practices in the market, ensuring fair trading and consumer protection.
An investigation in business typically involves examining practices or behaviors to determine compliance with laws and regulations, often related to competition or consumer protection.
Anti-competitive practices are actions by companies that reduce competition in the market, such as price fixing, market division, or abuse of market power.
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