34Finally, since the applicant had stated in its reply to the statement of objections that it was not the legal successor of BNGW, the onus was on the Commission to adopt an additional statement of objections in order to be able to impute to it liability for the infringement committed by BNGW in its capacity as the 100% parent company of the latter (see, to that effect, Case 52/69Geigy v Commission [1972] ECR 787, paragraph 14, and Joined Cases C-204/00 P, C-205/00 P, C-211/00 P, C-213/00 P, C-217/00 P and C-219/00 PAalborg Portland and Others v Commission [2004] ECR I-123, paragraph 192).