Fraudsters are impersonating ENGIE Procurement employees and sending fake requests for quotations.
Be particularly cautious of email addresses using typosquatting or cybersquatting techniques, where a domain name closely resembles an official ENGIE address but contains subtle differences (adding a country name, or words like “finance”, “procurement”, etc.
Stay vigilant: Before sharing information or preparing a quotation, check that the sender actually exists and contact them through an independent channel rather than replying to the email or using the phone number given in the email.
Protect your business. Verify first.