Heineken Ordered to Pay €111 Million in Damages, Interest to Greek Rival
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Brewer Heineken must pay compensation of more than one hundred million euros to Greek beer manufacturer Macedonian Thrace Brewery (MTB). This is what the court in Amsterdam has ruled. According to the court, Heineken is responsible for the wrongdoing committed by its Greek subsidiary Athenian Brewery (AB). The ruling seems to end a lengthy court case that Heineken has been involved in since 2014. The Greek Competition Authority then found that A…
On 21/10/2026, the District Court of Amsterdam issued its decision on the case concerning HEINEKEN N.V., its Greek subsidiary, Athenian Brewery (AZ), and the Macedonian Thrace Brewery (ZMTH). The case is linked to the 2015 decision of the Hellenic Competition Commission concerning Athenian Brewery, for the period 1998-2014, and concerns a damages action subsequently brought by ZMTH in the context of the same case. The Court awarded ZMTH compensa…
Heineken ordered to pay €111 million in damages, interest to Greek rival
Heineken must pay 111 million euros in damages to its Greek competitor MTB. For years, the beer brewer, through its subsidiary AB,…
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Beer brewer Heineken must pay €111.2 million in damages to the Greek beer producer MTB. This was ruled by the Amsterdam court. The Greek competition authority had previously determined that AB, a subsidiary of Heineken, had abused its dominant position in the Greek beer market for years. Heineken is liable for this as the parent company.
AMSTERDAM. The Brau-Union mother intends to appeal against the decision of a Dutch court.
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