Examples of using Drumet in English and their translations into Polish
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Drumet Poland.
The undertakings accepted from the companies Drumet SA and Joint Stock Company Silur are hereby withdrawn.
The Drumet story-from bankruptcy to acquisition by a strategic investor.
Within the liquidation proceeding, an organised part of the enterprise of Fabryka Lin i Drutu Drumet sp. z o.o.
The Drumet story-from bankruptcy to acquisition by a strategic investor In Principle.
The Commission therefore proposed, on two occasions, a verification visit at the importer's premises and informed Drumet of its intention.
Drumet continued to be exempted from the definitive duties by virtue of and subject to its undertaking.
In 2011 Penta achieved two successful exits in Poland- Drumet and Żabka- one of the best projects in history of Penta.
Drumet continued to be exempted from the definitive duties by virtue of and subject to its undertaking.
Therefore, acceptance of the undertaking offered by Drumet should be withdrawn and definitive anti-dumping duties imposed against it.
Drumet further submitted a contract on the transfer of shares which was acknowledged by a notarial act.
Imports of SWR produced anddirectly exported to the Community by Drumet were exempted from the anti-dumping duty by Article 1(3) of the same Regulation.
Drumet argued that in view of these aspects, the two companies ceased to be related as from July 1999.
Contrary to what had been stated before(cf. recital 9), Drumet actually admitted that both companies had indeed been related for a certain period.
Drumet was requested, on two occasions, to inform the Commission about any related importers in the Community.
The acquirer also purchased a German company in the Drumet group from the trustee and established new distribution subsidiaries in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Drumet also undertook not to circumvent the provisions of the undertaking, inter alia,"by any other means", according to clause 6 of the undertaking.
Rafał Sosna has been successfully managing the restructuring of Drumet- the leading steel wires, ropes and staple bands producer in Poland and Europe.
Furthermore, Drumet undertook not to circumvent the provisions of the undertaking, inter alia,"by any other means", according to Clause 6 of the undertaking.
Imports of the products covered produced anddirectly exported to the Community by Drumet were exempted from the anti-dumping duty by Article 1(3) of the said Regulation.
However, Drumet submitted a copy of a trusteeship agreement following which Drumet's main shareholder had allegedly sold his shares to the Managing Director of the importer in July 1999.
In parallel, the Commission accepted a price undertaking from, inter alia,the Polish exporting producer Drumet SA("Drumet") pursuant to Article 2(1) of Regulation(EC) No 362/1999.
Drumet was consequently informed of the essential facts and considerations on the basis of which the Commission's acceptance of the undertaking might be withdrawn(preliminary disclosure) and a definitive anti-dumping duty imposed in its place.
Following verifications by the Commission services in charge of the monitoring of the undertaking,it was established that Drumet had committed two types of breaches of the above obligations.
The undertaking accepted from Drumet only applied to imports into the Community of SWR which have been produced and sold directly(i.e. invoiced and shipped) by Drumet to its first unrelated customers in the Community Clause 2 of the undertaking.
Acceptance of the undertaking has been withdrawn by means of the abovementioned Commission Regulation and, therefore, in accordance with Articles 8 and 9 of Regulation(EC) No 384/96,definitive anti-dumping duties should be imposed forthwith on imports of the product concerned manufactured by Drumet.
Moreover, it was established that,by denying the relationship with the importer, Drumet had breached the relationship of trust established with the Commission which is the basis for acceptance of any undertaking8.
However, according to this contract, Drumet's main shareholder had sold his shares of the importer to the importer's Managing Director only in October 2002 whilst Drumet was arguing that the two companies had ceased to be related since July 1999 cf. recital 11.
In view of the withdrawal of the undertakings and pursuant to Article 8(9) of Regulation(EC) No 384/96, Article 2(3) of Regulation(EC) No 1796/1999 should be amended, andgoods manufactured by Drumet and Silur should be subject to the appropriate rate of anti-dumping duty for each company as set out in Article 1(2) of Regulation(EC) No 1796/1999 27,9% for Drumet and 51,8% for Silur.
In both cases,namely in May and in August 2002, Drumet replied that they"do not have any shares in any customers of its SWRs in the EC", and that they"…(have)… no direct or indirect relationships… with any Community importers…" and that the importer"… is an independent company.