General Court State aid appeals—ongoing cases tracker

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General Court State aid appeals—ongoing cases tracker

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The below tracks live General Court appeal cases involving State aid (Articles 107 to 109 TFEU). For completed cases, see General Court State aid appeals—closed cases tracker.

For details of recent State aid decisions by the Commission, see EU state aid decisions—ongoing cases tracker, for details of appeal cases before the Court of Justice involving State aid, see Court of Justice State aid appeals—ongoing cases tracker and for details of national reference cases before the Court of Justice involving State aid, see Court of Justice State aid national references—ongoing cases tracker.

Appeals relating to State aid decisions

CaseDecision being appealedLatest development
Case T- 458/22 Ryanair v CommissionAppeal of the Commission decisiona in State aid Cases: • SA.60165—Restructuring aid to TAP SGPS• SA.63402—COVID 19 - Compensation to TAP SA IIApplication• Hearing held—05/06/2025• Lodged—21/07/2022
Case T- 59/25 Tartu Agro v CommissionAppeal of the Commission decision in SA.39182—Alleged unlawful State aid to AS Tartu AgroSee Application• Order made—14/05/2025; application for interim measures dismissed• Lodged—24/01/2025
Case T- 261/25 LM v CommissionTo be confirmed• Lodged—17/04/2025
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State aid definition
What does State aid mean?

Assistance provided by an EU Member State, or one of its public authorities, using public resources which distorts or threatens to distort competition by favouring certain undertakings or the production of certain goods.

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