The European Commission rules that financial support to a French automotive supplier did not constitute State aid since it complies with the market economy investor principle (FMEA, Trèves)

Forzano, Alessandra; Lofquist, Erika

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20 Apr 2011

The European Commission rules that financial support to a French automotive supplier did not constitute State aid since it complies with the market economy investor principle (FMEA, Trèves)

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European Commission, 20 April 2011, Case C4/2010, Intervention du FMEA en faveur de TREVES

State aid: main developments between 1 January and 30 April 2011* Following an in-depth investigation, on 20 April the Commission decided that financial support of €55 million to automotive supplier Trèves from the Fonds de Modernisation des Equipementiers Automobiles (FMEA)

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Alessandra Forzano
European Commission - DG COMP (Brussels)

Belgium 59 contributions 7002 visits
Erika Lofquist
Permanent Representation of Sweden to the EU (Brussels)

24 contributions 2885 visits

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Alessandra Forzano, Erika Lofquist, The European Commission rules that financial support to a French automotive supplier did not constitute State aid since it complies with the market economy investor principle (FMEA, Trèves), 20 April 2011, e-Competitions April 2011, Art. N° 48089

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