Article 1
1. The State aid of DEM 2 million granted by Germany to the investor Mr Wohlfahrt is incompatible with the common market. 2. The following State aid granted by Germany to Zeuro Möbelwerk GmbH, Thuringia (Zeuro), totalling DEM 35,114 million, is incompatible with the common market: (a) the TIB shareholder loan of DEM 1 million; (b) the waiver by TIB of the repayment of a shareholder loan of DEM 4 million; (c) the increase of DEM 2,5 million in the nominal capital of Zeuro carried out by TIB; (d) the waiver by TAB of the repayment of an operating loan of DEM 1,5 million previously granted; (e) the public loans granted by KfW, amounting to DEM 3 million; (f) the 65 % guarantee given by TAB on private loans amounting to DEM 3,9 million; (g) the TAB loan of DEM 5 million; (h) the TAB loan of DEM 2,5 million, wholly guaranteed by the Land; (i) the BvS's reduction of the purchase price by DEM 500000; (j) the waiver by the BvS of the remainder of the purchase price, amounting to DEM 5,701 million; (k) the paid-up portion, amounting to DEM 1,6 million, of a holding taken by the Thuringia Consolidation Fund; (l) the AIF grants amounting to DEM 900000; (m) the grants towards staff costs of DEM 13000; and (n) the SME loans of DEM 3 million. 3. The State aid of DEM 3,5 million which Germany intends to grant in the form of the portion of the holding taken by the Thuringia Consolidation Fund which has not yet been paid up is incompatible with the common market.