The European Commission has concluded the provisional deadline and suspension period for case FS.100314, involving Apollo Funds and Lecta, on March 24, 2026. This case falls under the Foreign Subsidies Regulation (2022/2560) and pertains to a concentration within the pulp and paper manufacturing industries, specifically NACE Rev. 2.1 codes C.17.11, C.17.12, C.17.21, C.17.25, G.46.86, and G.46.9. The expiry of these periods suggests a resolution or a move to the next stage of the investigation.

While the document indicates the expiry of provisional measures, the specific outcome or any required actions for the involved parties are not detailed. Compliance officers should note that this case involves the EU's Foreign Subsidies Regulation, which aims to address market distortions caused by foreign subsidies. Further details on the final decision or any ongoing obligations for Apollo Funds and Lecta would be critical for understanding the full implications and ensuring continued compliance with EU competition law.