Betekenis van:
tib

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Shareholder loan (TIB)
2. TIB participation 1,950
3. Measure 12: a shareholder loan from TIB;
4. Prod Com Tib-Giz SRL Sf.
5. Measure 12: In March 1994 TIB granted a shareholder loan of DEM 6 million.
6. The Commission will first analyse the loans granted by TIB and state-owned banks.
7. The risk assumed by TIB is therefore much higher than that assumed by the private investor.
8. Germany states that this loan did not confer on TIB any further voting rights.
9. As will be explained in paragraph 111, Mr Raithel was entitled, furthermore, to withdraw from the agreement if the TIB participation and/or other measures did not materialise, whereas TIB did not have that right.
10. Measure 11: In March 1994 TIB took a 49 % stake in Kahla II for DEM 1,975 million.
11. The Commission will first analyse the loans granted by TIB and state-owned banks. These loans are summarised in Table 10.
12. TIB, on the other hand, made available to the company DEM 1,975 million of its own resources in the form of a holding.
13. Measure 11: In March 1994 TIB took a 49 % stake in Kahla II for DEM 1,975 million. TIB put an end to its participation on 31 December 1999 and transferred its shares in Kahla II to Mr G. Raithel and his son, Mr H. Raithel, for […] [6].
14. Consequently, TIB knowingly granted a shareholder loan which did not give it any additional voting rights, without demanding any security and at 0 % interest for at least two years.
15. It is on record that state-controlled entities grant loans to and acquire shareholdings in private enterprises, as did TIB in the case of Kahla II, and their activities are clearly to be classed as state activities.