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EU Inc espera la votación en la comisión del Parlamento
EU Inc sigue siendo una propuesta de la Comisión dentro del procedimiento legislativo ordinario. La votación en la Comisión de Asuntos Jurídicos (JURI) sobre el informe de René Repasi, prevista para el 8 de octubre de 2026, se aplazó porque los ponentes no acordaron las enmiendas de compromiso sobre la participación de los trabajadores, según informaciones de prensa. El expediente oficial del Parlamento sigue registrando la decisión de la comisión como pendiente, mientras el grupo de trabajo del Consejo examina los textos de compromiso de la Presidencia irlandesa.
Las 246 enmiendas del documento PE790.143v02-00 son un borrador del ponente: no constituyen la posición aprobada del Parlamento ni legislación vigente.
Próximo paso: la votación reprogramada en la comisión JURI, que aún no figura en ningún orden del día oficial. La ficha de procedimiento del Parlamento indica el 12 de noviembre de 2026 como fecha indicativa del pleno en primera lectura. No existe una fecha oficial de registro.
Revisado 17 de octubre de 2026
October 15-16, 2026
European Council underlines importance of advancing EU Inc negotiations
EU leaders at the European Council meeting underlined the importance of advancing negotiations on key deliverables from the 'One Europe, One Market' agenda for 2026, including the 28th regime for company law (EU Inc.). This reaffirmed the political priority given to the proposal at the highest level.
Council of the European UnionOctober 8, 2026
JURI Committee vote postponed
The European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee postponed its scheduled vote on the EU Inc proposal. According to reports citing institutional sources, the postponement was due to ongoing disagreement among political groups over employee co-determination provisions. The vote had been expected to adopt the committee's mandate for negotiations.
European Parliament JURI CommitteeSeptember 30, 2026
Coreper scheduled to deliberate on EU Inc proposal
The Committee of Permanent Representatives (Coreper) is scheduled to hold deliberations on the EU Inc proposal. This represents a significant procedural step as Coreper prepares the dossier for potential Council-level decisions.
EUR-Lex Legislative ObservatorySeptember 29, 2026
Council working party scheduled to continue examination of EU Inc proposal
The Council Working Party on Company Law is scheduled to meet to continue its examination of the Commission proposal on the 28th Regime Corporate Legal Framework. The meeting is scheduled to take place at the Lex Building in Brussels.
Council of the European UnionSeptember 29, 2026
Council working party scheduled to continue examination
The Working Party on Company Law is scheduled to meet to continue examination of the Presidency compromise text (doc. 12824/26). The meeting will take place at the LEX Building in Brussels.
Council of the European UnionSeptember 18, 2026
Committee of the Regions opinion formally transmitted to Council
The Committee of the Regions' opinion on EU Inc (INT/1123) was formally transmitted to the Council. The opinion was adopted at plenary session 607 on July 15, 2026 with 197 votes in favor, 0 against, and 7 abstentions.
Council of the European UnionSeptember 18, 2026
Committee of the Regions opinion transmitted to Council
The European Committee of the Regions' opinion on the EU Inc proposal was transmitted to Council delegations. The opinion addresses the formation of EU Inc companies and cross-border aspects of the 28th regime framework.
Council of the European UnionSeptember 17, 2026
Council working party continues examination of EU Inc proposal
The Council Working Party on Company Law held a meeting to continue its examination of the Commission proposal on the 28th Regime Corporate Legal Framework. The meeting took place at the Europa Building in Brussels.
Council of the European UnionSeptember 10, 2026
Council working party continues examination of EU Inc proposal
The Council Working Party on Company Law held a meeting to continue its examination of the Commission proposal on the 28th Regime Corporate Legal Framework. The meeting took place at the Justus Lipsius Building in Brussels.
Council of the European UnionSeptember 10, 2026
Council working party continues examination of Presidency compromise text
The Council Working Party on Company Law held a meeting to continue examination of the Presidency compromise text on the EU Inc proposal. The working party examined document 12824/26.
Council of the European UnionSeptember 7, 2026
EMPL Committee delivers opinion on EU Inc
The Employment and Social Affairs Committee adopted its opinion on the EU Inc proposal, drafted by rapporteur Johan Danielsson. The opinion addresses employment and social aspects of the 28th regime corporate legal framework.
European ParliamentSeptember 7, 2026
JURI Committee considers amendments to rapporteur's draft report
The JURI Committee held a meeting to consider the amendments filed against the rapporteur's draft report on EU Inc. The rapporteur identified key amendment clusters including workers' rights and employee participation, preventive control, the stock option scheme, and the legal basis, and opened negotiations with political groups the same evening.
European ParliamentSeptember 7, 2026
JURI Committee meets with Irish Presidency on EU Inc
The European Parliament's Committee on Legal Affairs held a meeting that included discussion of the EU Inc proposal. Irish Presidency representatives participated in the session as Ireland continues to guide Council examination of the 28th regime framework.
European ParliamentSeptember 7, 2026
JURI Committee considers committee amendments to draft report
The JURI Committee held a sitting to consider the committee amendments (PE791.127 to PE791.131, dated July 22, 2026) tabled against rapporteur Repasi's draft report. The Irish Presidency presented its Council timeline targeting a negotiating mandate as soon as possible, trilogue in November, and political agreement by end of 2026.
European ParliamentSeptember 1, 2026
Council working party examines employee participation and incorporation theory
The Council Working Party on Company Law met to discuss employee participation rules for EU Inc companies and the incorporation theory versus real-seat theory. The Irish Presidency circulated a flash note indicating these items were under examination, with employee participation being considered ripe for decision following initial discussion in July 2026.
Council of the European UnionSeptember 1, 2026
Council working party resumes examination after summer break
The Working Party on Company Law resumed its examination of the EU Inc proposal following the parliamentary summer recess. Further sessions are scheduled for September 10, 17, and 29, and October 8, 2026.
Council of the European UnionSeptember 1, 2026
Council working party examines Presidency compromise text
The Council Working Party on Company Law met to continue examination of the Presidency compromise text on the EU Inc proposal. The meeting focused on the 28th regime corporate legal framework.
Council of the European UnionSeptember 1, 2026
Council working party scheduled to continue EU Inc examination
The Council Working Party on Company Law is scheduled to meet on September 1, 2026 to continue examination of the EU Inc proposal. This follows the working party's ongoing technical examination of the Commission proposal COM(2026) 321.
Council of the European UnionSeptember 1, 2026
Council working party scheduled to continue examination of Presidency compromise text
The Council Working Party on Company Law is scheduled to meet to continue examination of the Irish Presidency's compromise text on the EU Inc proposal. The session will take place at the Europa Building in Brussels.
Council of the European UnionJuly 23, 2026
Council working party examines Irish Presidency's first compromise text
The Working Party on Company Law held its twelfth examination session and examined the Irish Presidency's first compromise text on the EU Inc proposal (document ST 11829/26). The text remains access-restricted on the Council register, with no public readout published.
Council of the European UnionJuly 23, 2026
Council working party scheduled to examine Presidency compromise text
The Working Party on Company Law is scheduled to meet at 10:00 at the Justus Lipsius Building. The agenda includes examination of the Presidency compromise text (ST 11829/26) on the EU Inc proposal, marking a new phase in Council negotiations.
Council of the European UnionJuly 23, 2026
Council working party to examine Presidency compromise text
The Council Working Party on Company Law is scheduled to examine the Irish Presidency's compromise text (ST 11829/26) on the EU Inc proposal. This marks the first Presidency compromise text under Ireland's Council Presidency, which began July 1, 2026.
Council of the European UnionJuly 23, 2026
Council working party scheduled to meet
The Council Working Party on Company Law is scheduled to hold its twelfth examination session on the EU Inc proposal. The session continues article-by-article technical review.
Council of the European UnionJuly 15, 2026
JURI Committee considers rapporteur's draft report
The JURI Committee held an exchange on rapporteur René Repasi's draft report (PE790.143v02-00) containing 246 amendments to the Commission's proposal. The amendment deadline had been set for July 17, 2026, with shadow rapporteurs expected to table committee amendments after this date.
European ParliamentJuly 15, 2026
JURI Committee debates rapporteur's draft report
The JURI Committee held its first debate on Repasi's draft report. The rapporteur and shadow rapporteurs presented their opening positions on key issues including scope, legal basis, public listing restrictions, co-determination, and insolvency provisions.
European ParliamentJuly 15, 2026
European Economic and Social Committee adopts opinion on EU Inc with 197 votes in favor
The EESC adopted its opinion on the EU Inc proposal (COM(2026) 321 final) at its plenary session with 197 votes in favor, 0 against, and 7 abstentions. The opinion was prepared by rapporteur Maxi Katharina Leuchters and co-rapporteur Antonio García del Riego in the Single Market, Production and Consumption section.
European Economic and Social CommitteeJuly 15, 2026
European Economic and Social Committee adopts opinion on EU Inc at plenary session
The EESC adopted its opinion on EU Inc (INT/1123) at its 607th plenary session with 197 votes in favour, 0 against, and 7 abstentions. The opinion was prepared by rapporteur Maxi Katharina Leuchters and co-rapporteur Antonio García del Riego, following adoption in the Single Market, Production and Consumption section on July 2, 2026.
Council of the European UnionJuly 15, 2026
European Economic and Social Committee adopts opinion with 197 votes in favour
The EESC adopted its opinion on the EU Inc. proposal (INT/1123) at plenary session 607. The opinion, prepared by rapporteur Maxi Katharina Leuchters and co-rapporteur Antonio García del Riego, passed with 197 votes in favour, 0 against, and 7 abstentions. The section responsible was Single Market, Production and Consumption, which had adopted the text on July 2, 2026.
Council of the European UnionJuly 15, 2026
ECON Committee delivers opinion on EU Inc
The European Parliament's Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs adopted its opinion on the EU Inc proposal by 34 votes to 13 with 9 abstentions (opinion PE788.878, ECON Chair Aurore Lalucq). The opinion supports the proposal as a first step and recommends allowing EU Inc companies to access public markets.
European Parliament Legislative TrainJuly 15, 2026
European Economic and Social Committee adopts final opinion on EU Inc
The European Economic and Social Committee adopted its opinion on the EU Inc proposal (COM(2026) 321 final) at its plenary session. The opinion was adopted by the Single Market, Production and Consumption section on July 2, 2026 before final plenary adoption.
European Economic and Social CommitteeJuly 15, 2026
European Economic and Social Committee adopts opinion at plenary
The European Economic and Social Committee adopted its opinion on the EU Inc proposal (INT/1123) at its 607th plenary session. The opinion was adopted by the Single Market, Production and Consumption section on July 2, 2026, and at plenary on July 15, 2026, with a vote of 197 in favor, 0 against, and 7 abstentions.
Council of the European UnionJuly 15, 2026
European Economic and Social Committee adopts opinion at plenary session
The European Economic and Social Committee adopted its formal opinion on the EU Inc. proposal (COM(2026) 321 final) at its 607th plenary session. The opinion was adopted with 197 votes in favor, 0 against, and 7 abstentions, following adoption in the Single Market, Production and Consumption section on July 2, 2026.
European Economic and Social CommitteeJuly 15, 2026
European Economic and Social Committee adopts opinion on EU Inc
The European Economic and Social Committee adopted its mandatory opinion on the Commission's EU Inc proposal (COM(2026) 321). The EESC opinion addressed workers' participation safeguards, anti-money laundering measures, and the need for regulatory integrity in the fast registration process.
Council of the European UnionJuly 15-16, 2026
JURI Committee scheduled to consider rapporteur's draft report
The JURI Committee is scheduled to hold meetings on July 15-16 to consider the rapporteur's draft report on the EU Inc proposal. Group amendments from shadow rapporteurs are due on July 17.
European ParliamentJuly 15-16, 2026
JURI Committee considers the rapporteur's draft report
The Legal Affairs Committee scheduled its first consideration of René Repasi's draft report on procedure 2026/0074(COD). Discussion of a draft does not adopt the amendments or create a Parliament position.
European Parliament weekly agendaJuly 8, 2026
Council working party scheduled to meet on EU Inc
The Council Working Party on Company Law is scheduled to continue examination of the EU Inc proposal. The meeting agenda confirms continued technical review of the Commission proposal document 7498/26.
Council of the European UnionJuly 8, 2026
Council working party scheduled to meet
The Council Working Party on Company Law is scheduled to hold its eleventh examination session on the EU Inc proposal. The session continues technical negotiations under the Irish Presidency.
Council of the European UnionJuly 8, 2026
Council working party continues technical examination
National company-law experts met under the Irish Presidency to continue examining the EU Inc proposal. Further meetings are listed for July 23 and September 1.
Council of the EUJuly 2, 2026
Committee of the Regions adopts opinion on EU Inc
The Committee of the Regions adopted its advisory opinion on the EU Inc proposal (opinion CDR-1414-2026). The opinion informs the co-legislators but is not binding on the legislative procedure.
European Parliament Legislative TrainJuly 2, 2026
Council working party holds tenth session under Irish Presidency
The Council Working Party on Company Law held its tenth examination session on the EU Inc proposal. This was the first session under the Irish Council Presidency, which began on July 1.
Council of the European UnionJuly 1, 2026
Ireland assumes Council Presidency with EU Inc as priority
Ireland took over the rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union on July 1, with the 28th regime explicitly named in its programme. The Irish Presidency will chair Council negotiations on EU Inc through December 2026.
Council of the European UnionJune 29, 2026
Rapporteur Repasi publishes draft JURI report with 246 amendments
René Repasi published his draft report (PE790.143v02-00) containing 246 amendments to the Commission's EU Inc proposal. The draft report proposes significant changes including deletion of Article 4, restrictions on eligibility, and introduction of new company forms including the steward-owned EU Inc SO and EU-ESOP provisions.
European Parliament JURI CommitteeJune 29, 2026
Rapporteur Repasi publishes draft JURI report on EU Inc
European Parliament rapporteur René Repasi published his draft report on the EU Inc proposal (reference PE790.143v01-00). The 151-page draft contains 246 amendments to the Commission's proposal COM(2026) 321, proposing changes including eligibility restrictions, a public listing ban, steward-ownership provisions, and strengthened labour law protections.
European ParliamentJune 29, 2026
Rapporteur Repasi publishes draft report with 246 amendments
JURI rapporteur René Repasi published a 151-page draft report containing 246 amendments to the Commission's EU Inc proposal. The draft proposes significant changes including eligibility restrictions, deletion of national law gap-filler provisions, a ban on public listing, and introduction of steward-owned and employee stock ownership variants.
European ParliamentJune 29, 2026
Rapporteur publishes draft JURI report with 246 amendments
René Repasi published his draft report on the EU Inc proposal (PE790.143v01-00), containing 246 amendments to the Commission's text. The 151-page draft represents the rapporteur's opening position and proposes substantial changes including restricted eligibility criteria, deletion of Article 4 on gap-filling national law, a labour-law firewall, prohibition of public listing, and introduction of steward-owned and employee stock ownership variants.
European ParliamentJune 29, 2026
Rapporteur publishes draft report with 246 amendments
René Repasi published PE790.143v02-00. The draft proposes significant changes to eligibility, labour safeguards, governance and the relationship with national law, but remains a rapporteur draft.
European ParliamentJune 25, 2026
Council working party holds ninth examination session
The Council Working Party on Company Law held its ninth technical session examining the EU Inc draft regulation. The working party continues systematic review ahead of Ireland's assumption of the Council Presidency on July 1.
Council of the European UnionJune 17, 2026
Council working party holds eighth examination session
The Council Working Party on Company Law continued its technical examination of the EU Inc proposal in its eighth session. The working party has been conducting article-by-article review of the proposal text.
Council of the European UnionJune 11, 2026
Council working party scheduled to continue formation and governance discussions
The Council Working Party on Company Law scheduled a meeting to continue discussion on formation of an EU Inc company and the associated processes and digital systems, as well as to discuss internal organization and governance of the EU Inc company. This represented continued article-by-article technical examination of the proposal.
Council of the European UnionJune 11, 2026
Council working party examines formation and governance
The Council Working Party on Company Law continued discussion on formation of an EU Inc company, associated processes and digital systems, and discussed internal organization and governance of the EU Inc company. The session represented ongoing technical examination of the proposal's core operational provisions.
Council of the European UnionJune 11, 2026
Council working party holds seventh examination session
The Council Working Party on Company Law held its seventh session examining the EU Inc proposal. The session covered the formation and governance chapter (Articles 35 to 58), with Parliament's Employment Committee present for discussions on codetermination and worker board representation.
Council of the European UnionJune 11, 2026
Council examines formation, digital systems and governance
The Working Party on Company Law continued discussion of formation processes, associated digital systems and the proposed internal-organisation and governance rules.
Council meeting notice CM 3040/26June 2, 2026
Council working party scheduled to examine formation and digital systems
The Council Working Party on Company Law scheduled a meeting to discuss the formation of an EU Inc company and the associated processes and digital systems. The agenda focused on examining the different steps to form an EU Inc company through the central interface.
Council of the European UnionJune 2, 2026
Council working party discusses formation and digital systems
The Council Working Party on Company Law held a session focused on the formation of an EU Inc company and associated processes and digital systems. The meeting examined the different steps needed to form an EU Inc through the central interface and the role of the Business Registers Interconnection System.
Council of the European UnionJune 2, 2026
Council working party holds sixth examination session
The Council Working Party on Company Law held its sixth technical examination session on the EU Inc proposal. The session marked the first post-ministerial technical meeting following the May 28 Competitiveness Council debate.
Council of the European UnionMay 28, 2026
Competitiveness Council discussed EU Inc progress
The Competitiveness Council (Internal Market, Industry) held discussions on the EU Inc proposal. The Cyprus Presidency reported that the Working Party on Company Law had held six meetings on the file at a quick pace, with delegations expressing strong support for the initiative while maintaining general scrutiny reservations.
Council of the European UnionMay 28, 2026
Competitiveness Council ministerial policy debate on EU Inc
The Competitiveness Council held the first minister-level policy debate on the 28th regime proposal. Twenty-six delegations spoke, signaling political momentum toward the end-2026 target while leaving key questions on safeguards, legal certainty, labour rules, tax, insolvency, and the Article 114 legal basis open for further negotiation.
Council of the European UnionMay 28, 2026
Competitiveness Council holds a policy debate
EU ministers discussed the proposed corporate framework at political level after the Council working party's initial technical examination.
Council of the EUMay 4, 2026
Commissioner McGrath presents EU Inc to JURI Committee
The European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee held an exchange of views on the EU Inc proposal. Commissioner Michael McGrath presented the framework and rapporteur René Repasi engaged with the proposal, while MEPs from various political groups raised questions on governance, fragmentation, and safeguards.
European ParliamentApril 23, 2026
JURI coordinators confirm René Repasi as rapporteur
The coordinators of the European Parliament's Committee on Legal Affairs formally confirmed René Repasi as lead rapporteur for the EU Inc regulation. The decision was taken at the coordinators' meeting on April 23.
European ParliamentApril 23, 2026
JURI appoints René Repasi as rapporteur
The Legal Affairs Committee appointed René Repasi to prepare Parliament's report on the EU Inc proposal.
European Parliament procedure fileApril 17, 2026
Council working party scheduled for first examination of proposal
The Council's Working Party on Company Law scheduled a meeting to examine the Commission's proposal for EU Inc, including examination of the impact assessment and the proposal itself. This represented the first formal Council working party session following the Commission's publication of COM(2026) 321.
Council of the European UnionApril 17, 2026
Council working party holds eleventh examination session
The Council Working Party on Company Law met to examine the Impact Assessment and continue examination of the EU Inc proposal. The meeting agenda covered review of the impact assessment documents and ongoing article-by-article analysis of the proposal text.
Council of the European UnionMarch 19-20, 2026
European Council endorses EU Inc as 2026 priority
The European Council endorsed the 'One Europe, One Market' agenda and designated the 28th regime for company law as a priority measure for 2026. EU leaders called on the co-legislators to reach an agreement on the proposal by the end of 2026.
European CouncilMarch 18, 2026
Commission publishes COM(2026) 321
The Commission published its proposed regulation for an optional 28th-regime company form. The proposal is the legislative starting point, not an available company form.
EUR-LexJanuary 20, 2026
Parliament adopts pre-legislative recommendations
MEPs adopted recommendations asking the Commission for a digital, cross-border company framework. This vote preceded the Commission's formal legislative proposal.
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