Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Estimated revenue from the sale of the [...] production division is PLN [...] million.
• reducing capacity by selling BB's production division in [...] which, in 2006, accounted for 13 % of BB's turnover and generated a PLN 1,2 million profit.
• The production division in [...] shall be sold by end
• 2009 to a buyer independent of BB.
• Sale of production division in [...]
• However, the production division in [...] is partially burdened with debt, the restructuring of which is supposed to be financed by the notified state aid.
• Lastly, the production division in [...] is viable, generating profits of PLN 1,2 million in 2006, and as such it is not necessary to sell it for restructuring purposes.
• In addition, once the [...] production division is put up for sale, the company's potential competitors will have an opportunity to acquire an organised part of BB's capacities, which could mitigate the negative effects of the aid.

• The assets included machinery and equipment as well as service contracts entered into between the Production Department and the Public Road Administration.
• The same conclusion applies to maintenance of the special retirement age scheme (from which certain employees benefited during their employment in the Production Department).
• Up until 1 January 2003 this task involved monitoring mainly the works of one service provider, i.e., the Production Department.
• The authorities have explained that prior to the reform, the Production Department had carried out works in which context machinery and other equipment had been left at the building and restoration sites [53].
• It appears from preparatory legislative work that about 4750 of all employees (totalling approximately 5000) previously employed in the Production Department were to be transferred to the newly established company, Mesta AS [14].
• All assets, rights and obligations pertaining to the Production Department were transferred to Mesta AS as contributions in kind [13].
• While the employees transferred from the Production Department lost their civil servant status, certain specific rights derived from this status were nonetheless maintained for a limited period.
• The Norwegian authorities have explained that this formed the background for the State's negotiations with the trade unions on the transfer of employees from the Production Department to Mesta AS.