EFTA Surveillance Authority investigates possible illegal state aid to Icelandic company Farice
16 Jul 2026Effective: 04 Feb 202684 views
Who is affected:
Farice company (Iceland) and competitors in the telecommunications infrastructure sector in the EEA
Summary
The EFTA Surveillance Authority opens formal investigation into alleged state aid granted to Farice in Iceland. The analysis examines whether this aid is compatible with the rules of the European Economic Area.
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The EFTA Surveillance Authority has adopted Decision 019/26/COL on 4 February 2026, opening a formal investigation procedure into alleged state aid granted to Farice, an Icelandic company operating submarine fibre optic cable infrastructure. The investigation assesses whether the state support measures received by Fari…
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