Fraud information

Fraudsters regularly misappropriate Eiffage’s identity in fake emails or on fraudulent websites as a means of placing orders with equipment suppliers, buying services or proposing investments in renewable energies or rental properties to individual customers. What are the different types of fraud and how can I report them?

Ongoing frauds

Last identified fraud
  • Increase in attempts to commit fraud involving false bank details/ fake transfer orders

    Be vigilant if you are asked to make a transfer to a new bank account in the name of Eiffage. 

    In case of doubt about the identity of the applicant and/or given the process used (urgency, pressure, requests for confidential information, etc.), take the time to verify this request by means of a simple countermeasure: contact your entity’s usual Eiffage contact person.

The various cases of fraud identified to date

Fraud attempts aimed at the Eiffage group, its partners or its clients can take various forms and employ a variety of techniques. In order to help you identify and protect yourself from them, below is a description of the most common cases of fraud.

Each category is presented in a dropdown menu. Click on the different titles to display their details as well as tips for dealing with them.

What steps should you take to stay safe?

Based on our experience, we recommend that you take the following steps to stay safe:

  • Check the sender’s email address
  • Look out for spelling mistakes
  • Be particularly circumspect about emails talking about an emergency, sanction or rewards
  • Check out links and attachments and don’t click on them if you have any doubts
  • Be careful about changes made to information and addresses

We have put rigorous payment and procurement procedures in place and never do everything solely by email.

We are taking every possible step to eliminate such practices, which are highly damaging for all concerned. Your vigilance will be crucial.