SNCF
EU Commission Opens In-Depth Investigation Into French Fret SNCF State Aid
The European Commission has opened an in-depth investigation to assess whether certain French support measures in favour of Fret SNCF are in line with EU State aid rules. The beneficiary of the measures is Fret SNCF SAS, a wholly owned subsidiary of the French railway operator SNCF SA (‘SNCF’). Fret SNCF has been constantly loss-making, […]
SNCF Wants Its 2014 Commitments Revisited By French Regulator
SNCF, which undertook commitments before the Autorité de la concurrence in 2014 concerning the terms of train ticket sales online, is now requesting for them to be revised, arguing that the competitive situation has since changed. Following a complaint submitted by travel agencies, in 2014 SNCF made commitments before the Autorité to allow travel agencies […]
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