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    1. SEB is thus very dependent on this distributor.
    2. These are Braun, SEB, Philips, DeLonghi, Morphy Richards and Salton.
    3. advance on an order from SEB: €1,5 million;
    4. In 2004, sales to SEB accounted for 93 % of Euromoteurs’ turnover.
    5. SEB and Moulinex are two French undertakings operating in the small electrical household appliances sector.
    6. The acquisition of Moulinex’s assets by SEB took place within the framework of receivership proceedings involving the Moulinex group.
    7. SEB markets its products mainly under two world brands, ‘Tefal’ and ‘Rowenta’ and Moulinex markets its products mainly under the international brands ‘Moulinex’ and ‘Krups’.
    8. It also appears that SEB does not plan to relaunch Moulinex products, Moulinex not being a must-have brand in Italy.
    9. The merged entity of SEB and Moulinex will face competitors with sizeable market shares (between [15 and 20] % at most) and having reputable brands.
    10. Judgment of the European Court of Justice of 13 July 1988 in Case 102/87 French Republic v Commission of the European Communities (SEB) [1988] ECR 4067, paragraph 19.
    11. The French authorities have informed the Commission that, in the middle of 2005, Euromoteurs concluded with Johnson Electric Industrial Manufacturing Ltd (‘Johnson’) a three-year tapered supply contract (replacing Euromoteurs’ contracts with SEB) worth €12 million in 2005 and €9 million in 2006.
    12. If Euromoteurs’ viability is to be restored, the company will have to meet two challenges: it will have to rationalise its production facilities, and it will have to diversify its customer base so as to end its reliance on orders from SEB (which have been trailing off since 2002 and are now channelled through Johnson).
    13. The leading supplier on the Italian markets in small electrical household appliances is DeLonghi ([20-30] %* of sales on the markets in small electrical household appliances), closely followed by the new combined entity SEB/Moulinex ([15-25] %*) and Braun and Philips ([5-15] %* each).