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ARTICLE · 14 AUGUST 2025

Two-Minute Recap Competition Law Matters In Türkiye

Gen Temizer Erdogan Girgin Attorney Partnership
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On 10 July 2025, the Turkish Competition Authority ("TCA") announced on its official website that it had imposed a daily administrative fine on Google amounting to TRY 355 million for non-compliance with obligations stemming from the Turkish Competition Board's 2021 infringement decision.

TurkeyAntitrust/Competition Law

Google's Redesign Still Showed Bias: TCB Imposes Daily Fine for Breach of 2021 Commitments

On 10 July 2025, the Turkish Competition Authority ("TCA") announced on its official website that it had imposed a daily administrative fine on Google amounting to TRY 355 million (approx. EUR 7,5 million) for non-compliance with obligations stemming from the Turkish Competition Board's (''TCB'') 2021 infringement decision.

In that decision, TCB had found that Google abused its dominance in the general search services market by favouring its own local search and accommodation comparison services on the search results page. Google was required to prevent any disadvantage to competing services, but the newly implemented "Business Ads" design—although labelled as sponsored content—was deemed to replicate the previous anti-competitive elements. TCB concluded that this failed to meet the compliance obligations.

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