The Polish Government adopts legislation under which transactions involving Polish companies and non-EEA investors would be subject to a new clearance obligation

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the looming economic crisis, Poland is currently adopting legislation, under which transactions involving certain Polish companies and non-EEA investors would be subject to a new clearance obligation. This legislation also temporarily adopts the FDI Screening regulation (Regulation (EU) 2019/452) for the period until 11 October 2020. The new legislation has recently been adopted by the first chamber of the Polish Parliament and will now be considered by the second chamber of the Parliament and the President. Scope of the clearance obligation The legislation will catch a

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Marcin Alberski, Piotr Dynowski, The Polish Government adopts legislation under which transactions involving Polish companies and non-EEA investors would be subject to a new clearance obligation, 19 June 2020, e-Competitions Criminal sanctions, Art. N° 95453

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