The European Commission finds that a Bulgarian metal manufacturer received subsidies in the form of unpaid debts to the State of around €3.7 M (Ruse Industry)

Samà, Danilo; Forzano, Alessandra

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13 Jul 2011

The European Commission finds that a Bulgarian metal manufacturer received subsidies in the form of unpaid debts to the State of around €3.7 M (Ruse Industry)

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European Commission, 13 July 2011, Ruse Industry

"State aid: main developments between 1 May and 31 August 2011"* The European Commission finds that a Bulgarian metal manufacturer received subsidies in the form of unpaid debts to the State of around €3.7 million (Ruse Industry) On 13 July 2011 the Commission found [1]that the Bulgarian metal manufacturer Ruse Industry received subsidies in the

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Danilo Samà
Law & Economics LAB (Rome)

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Alessandra Forzano
European Commission - DG COMP (Brussels)

Belgium 59 contributions 7002 visits

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Danilo Samà, Alessandra Forzano, The European Commission finds that a Bulgarian metal manufacturer received subsidies in the form of unpaid debts to the State of around €3.7 M (Ruse Industry), 13 July 2011, e-Competitions July 2011, Art. N° 54647

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