Top EU court rejects BMW appeal against limit on car plant aid

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The European Union's top court on Monday rejected an appeal by German carmaker BMW against a European Commission decision to limit the state aid ...

BRUSSELS: The European Union's top court on Monday rejected an appeal by German carmaker BMW against a European Commission decision to limit the state aid it could receive for a car plant in eastern Germany.

The Commission stipulated in 2014 that the carmaker should receive no more than 17 million euros to expand production of two models of electric and hybrid passenger cars in Leipzig, a project expected to create 800 jobs.Germany had originally planned to grant 45 million euros toward the project, but the Commission ruled any amount exceeding 17 million euros was incompatible with internal market rules.

BMW challenged the decision, arguing that the Commission had made errors in calculating the cost of the project. It lost an initial case before the General Court of the European Union, the second highest EU court, in September 2017.Advertisement

 

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