A Matignon szigorítja az „érzékeny” cégek külföldi vásárlásainak ellenőrzését
Matignon tightens checks on foreign purchases of 'sensitive' firms
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The French government has implemented stricter controls on foreign investments in sensitive sectors, reducing the threshold for state scrutiny from 25% to 10% ownership by non-European investors. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu emphasized the need to protect national security and economic sovereignty while allowing companies to raise funds. Ez a lépés összhangban van egy parlamenti jelentés ajánlásaival, amely a növekvő külföldi befektetések mellett a gazdasági biztonság fokozását szorgalmazza.
The French government has implemented stricter controls on foreign investments in sensitive sectors, reducing the threshold for state scrutiny from 25% to 10% ownership by non-European investors. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu emphasized the need to protect national security and economic sovereignty while allowing companies to raise funds. This move aligns with recommendations from a parliamentary report advocating for enhanced economic security amid increasing foreign investments.
