EU FSR cases trackers

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This Overview guides you through the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR) cases tracker, linking to Commission official notices, decisions and procedural materials. The tracker maps the emerging enforcement of Regulation (EU) 2022/2560, which addresses distortions on the internal market caused by non‑EU subsidies and complements State aid, merger control, trade defence and FDI screening. It highlights cases across the three FSR tools: notification of concentrations, notification in large public procurement procedures, and ex officio reviews of other market situations.

For practitioners, tracked matters illustrate key issues: jurisdictional thresholds (including the EUR 500 million EU turnover/ EUR 50 million foreign financial contributions test for concentrations, and the EUR 250 million procurement value/ EUR 4 million per third country test); the breadth of “foreign financial contribution”; standstill obligations; review timelines and the opening of in‑depth investigations; the balancing test; and the design of commitments or redressive measures. Entries signpost published submissions and forms (FS‑CO and FS‑PP), requests for information, preliminary assessments where available, and final outcomes, as well as any General Court challenges.

The tracker also records cross‑regime interactions, confidentiality and publication practice under Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/1441....

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