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psa

psa
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    • a protein manufactured exclusively by the prostate gland; PSA is produced for the ejaculate where it liquifies the semen and allows sperm cells to swim freely; elevated levels of PSA in blood serum are associated with benign prostatic hyperplasia and prostate cancer

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    1. PSA designs, manufactures and sells motor vehicles.
    2. The planned aid would be granted to PCA UK, a subsidiary of the French group PSA Peugeot Citroën (hereafter PSA).
    3. The project takes place at the existing PSA plant in Ryton, in the West Midlands region.
    4. PSA announced in January 2003 that Trnava has been chosen as the location for a greenfield investment.
    5. Lastly, there is extensive trade between Member States in the automobile market where PSA is a major player.
    6. In 2003, PSA sold 3286100 vehicles worldwide, achieving a turnover of EUR 54,238 billion, and an operating margin of EUR 2,195 billion.
    7. According to the United Kingdom, PSA is considering whether to expand projected capacity at Trnava, while phasing out production at Ryton.
    8. Automobiles Peugeot SA is a generalist motor manufacturer, wholly owned by PSA, which develops, produces and distributes cars under the Peugeot name.
    9. According to the United Kingdom, the project is mobile, and PSA is considering the alternative site of Trnava, in Slovakia, for the project.
    10. The land in question has been recently purchased by PSA with the expressed aim to accommodate the project, should the final choice be for Trnava instead of Ryton.
    11. According to the documents provided, PSA’s capacity will be considerably expanded with the new facilities in operation at Kolin (200000 cars/year for PSA) and in Trnava (300000 units), while no corresponding capacity cuts at other European plants are foreseen.
    12. Additionally, the Commission notes that, according to press reports, the Trnava plant is still being considered by the PSA group as a possible alternative to Ryton for the project under scrutiny.
    13. Peugeot SA (hereinafter called PSA), the secondlargest European motor manufacturer accounting in 2002 for 15,5 % of all sales (passenger cars and light commercial vehicles), comprises the Peugeot and Citroën makes.
    14. PSA announced in January 2003 that Trnava has been chosen as the location for a greenfield investment. The new Trnava plant will start production in 2008, and will produce 300000 small cars/year of the same type as the new model that will replace the Peugeot 206.