Observed Signal · Sep 21, 2026 · Market Signal · Source: eEquity · Impact: 4.5/5

Prisjakt to Sue Google – Claims SEK 21.4 Billion in Damages

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Prisjakt is pursuing a claim of approximately SEK 21.4 billion against Google at the Patent and Market Court in Stockholm. The claim concerns the damage Prisjakt considers it has suffered as a result of Google’s abuse of its dominant market position, an infringement of competition rules that the European Court of Justice has definitively established.

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Primary Reporting: eEquity•Published: Sep 21, 2026

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