(BFM Stock Exchange) – The two titles fall strongly on the Paris Stock Exchange after the opening of a survey of the Turkish Competition Authority which targets the two groups.

Once again the groups of titles restaurant Edenred and Pluxee are turned upside down on the Paris Stock Exchange. Shortly after 9:30 am this Monday, September 8, these two titles violently won in reaction to a new regulatory risk.

Edenred wins by 5% and that of Pluxee by 6.3%, the two companies accusing the strongest drops of the SBF 120 index, around 11:45 am.

The Turkish Competition Authority has indeed opened an investigation into Edenred, Multinet, Pluxee and Setcard, the main players in the restaurant titles sector.

The aim being to determine whether these companies have violated competitive rules “by practices such as collusive offers, the distribution of customers and the exchange of sensitive information”. The conclusions of a preliminary investigation had highlighted that these companies have had anti -competitive practices.

“After examining the information and documents collected as well as the observations made during the preliminary investigation at its meeting of August 14, 2025, the Competition Council judged the conclusions significant and sufficient and made the decision n ° 25-31/725-M to open an investigation in accordance with article 41 of the law in order to determine if Edenred, Pluxee and Setcard Law No. 4054 by practices such as collusive offers, the distribution of customers and the exchange of sensitive competitive information, “said the Turkish competition authority in its press release.

A new regulatory risk

This is a new blow for these two companies whose stock market is enamelled by regulatory threats. Edenred and Pluxee also face concerns about regulation in Brazil, a very important market. In Italy, the executive has set up a cap of the restaurant titles commissions, which will be effective this year.

Also, the prospect of the vote of confidence this Monday does not help Pluxee and Edenred on the stock market, since a possible change of government could postpone the vote of the Reformation bill of the title restaurant announced in June.

The Minister Delegate in charge of Commerce, Véronique Louwagie had indicated this summer not going through a cap of the restaurant titles commissions, which constituted the great fear of investors.