Примери за използване на Restructuring support на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Temporary restructuring support 22.
Rescue aid, restructuring aid and temporary restructuring support 7.
Temporary restructuring support must fulfil the following conditions.
To encourage the use of less distortive forms of aid,these guidelines introduce a new concept of‘temporary restructuring support'.
Temporary restructuring support may only be granted to SMEs and smaller State-owned undertakings.
This Chapter also includes provisions on temporary restructuring support and on the duration and evaluation of schemes.
Temporary restructuring support must comply with the provisions of Chapter 3 of these guidelines, as modified by this chapter.
Where restructuring aid follows the granting of rescue aid or temporary restructuring support as part of a single restructuring operation;
Where temporary restructuring support follows the granting of rescue aid as part of a single restructuring operation;
Member States may put in place schemes that allow liquidity aid for a longer period than six months(referred to as‘temporary restructuring support'), on the conditions set out below.
Financial restructuring: restructuring supported by the company vision(business plan and model) and a clear company recovery plan.
Schemes must specify the maximum amount of aid that can be awarded to any one undertaking as part of an operation to provide rescue aid,restructuring aid or temporary restructuring support, including where the plan is modified.
Temporary restructuring support must be restricted to the amount needed to keep the beneficiary in business for 18 months;
The Rescue andRestructuring Guidelines contain provisions on temporary restructuring support schemes for SMEs, which could be useful to address their liquidity problems caused by Brexit.
Temporary restructuring support may be granted for a period not exceeding 18 months, less any immediately preceding period of rescue aid.
A Member State that intends to grant rescue aid,restructuring aid or temporary restructuring support must verify whether the‘one time, last time' principle set out in section 3.6.1 is complied with.
Temporary restructuring support may only be granted to SMEs(10) and to smaller State-owned undertakings(11), which face greater challenges than large undertakings in terms of access to liquidity.
In addition, in this example, if the amount of rescue aid exceeds EUR 20 million orthe amount of temporary restructuring support exceeds EUR 60 million, the amount of aid must be duly justified by the provision of a liquidity plan setting out the beneficiary's liquidity needs.
Temporary restructuring support is liquidity assistance designed to support the restructuring of an undertaking by providing the conditions needed for the beneficiary to design and implement appropriate action to restore its long-term viability.
By way of derogation to point 19, rescue aid as well as, in the case of SMEs and smaller State-owned undertakings,temporary restructuring support may also be granted to undertakings that are not in difficulty within the meaning of point 20 but that are facing acute liquidity needs due to exceptional and unforeseen circumstances.
A Member State which proposes to grant aid in accordance with these guidelines to an undertaking must demonstrate on objective grounds that the undertaking concerned is in difficulty within the meaning of this section,subject to the specific provisions for rescue aid and temporary restructuring support under point 29.
In the case of rescue aid and temporary restructuring support, potential harmful effects are mitigated by means of restrictions on the duration and form of aid.
When planned rescue or restructuring aid is notified to the Commission, the Member State must specify whether the undertaking concerned has already received rescue aid,restructuring aid or temporary restructuring support in the past, including any such aid granted before the entry into force of these guidelines and any non-notified aid(38).
Where rescue aid or temporary restructuring support has been granted in accordance with these guidelines and that aid was not followed by restructuring aid, if.
For that purpose, the Member State must determine whether the undertaking concerned has already received rescue aid,restructuring aid or temporary restructuring support in the past, including any such aid granted before the entry into force of these guidelines and any non-notified aid.
Remuneration for temporary restructuring support should be set at a rate not less than the reference rate set out in the Communication from the Commission on the revision of the method for setting the reference and discount rates for weak undertakings offering normal levels of collateralisation(currently 1-year IBOR plus 400 basis points)(61).
Where an undertaking takes over assets of another undertaking, and in particular one that has been the subject of one of the procedures referred to in point 73 or of collective insolvency proceedings brought under national law and has already received rescue orrestructuring aid or temporary restructuring support, the purchaser is not subject to the‘one time, last time' principle, provided that there is no economic continuity between the old undertaking and the purchaser(41).
New rescue or restructuring aid or temporary restructuring support becomes necessary after at least five years due to unforeseeable circumstances for which the beneficiary is not responsible;
If so, and where less than 10 years(60) have elapsed since the rescue aid or temporary restructuring support was granted or the restructuring period came to an end or implementation of the restructuring plan was halted(whichever occurred the latest), further rescue aid, restructuring aid or temporary restructuring support must not be granted, except.
Support the restructuring of the industrial infrastructure;