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50 CEOs and investors ask Brussels not to water down EU Inc law

Euronews Portugal11 September 2026 at 12:47

About 50 CEOs and investors signed a letter to EU decision-makers calling for the EU Inc law not to be diluted during the legislative process. The document was sent to Brussels, the nerve center of European institutions, where this proposal is being debated.

EU Inc is a legislative proposal designed to facilitate the growth of European companies by creating a more favorable legal framework for business development within the EU. The signatories argue that the legislation, as presented, is necessary for the continent's competitiveness.

Among the subscribers are founders of startups and venture capitalists operating in the European business ecosystem. These actors warn that any weakening of the proposed measures could compromise efforts to strengthen the European economy against international competition.

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