191As regards the fact that the Commission limited the scope of its investigation to the No Patent agreement and accepted, after the statement of objections, that seven technologies were innovative, suffice it to observe that communication to the parties concerned of further objections is necessary only where the result of the investigations leads the Commission to take new facts into account against the undertakings or to alter materially the evidence for the contested infringements and not where the Commission fulfils its obligation to abandon such objections as have, in the light of the replies to the statement of objections, been shown to be unfounded (see, to that effect, 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, paragraphs 67 and 192).