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Article 26Fines and periodic penalty payments applicable to concentrations

CELEX 32022R2560 · Read on 2026-08-22

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1. The Commission may impose fines or periodic penalty payments as set out in Article 17.

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1. The Commission may impose fines or periodic penalty payments as set out in Article 17.

2. The Commission may, by decision, also impose fines upon undertakings concerned not exceeding 1 % of their aggregate turnover in the preceding financial year where those undertakings, intentionally or negligently, supply incorrect or misleading information in a notification pursuant to Article 21 or supplement thereto.

3. The Commission may, by decision, also impose fines upon undertakings concerned not exceeding 10 % of their aggregate turnover in the preceding financial year where those undertakings, intentionally or negligently:

(a)

fail to notify a notifiable concentration in accordance with Article 21 prior to its implementation, unless they are expressly authorised to do so by Article 24;

(b)

implement a notified concentration in breach of Article 24;

(c)

implement a notified concentration prohibited in accordance with Article 25(3), point (c);

(d)

circumvented or attempted to circumvent the notification requirements, as referred to in Article 39(1).

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