63Versalis is of the opinion that a fresh examination of those arguments is necessary in order to ascertain whether the contacts between competitors referred to in the contested decision actually constituted an cartel with a view to price fixing and market sharing or whether these were merely occasional infringements of European Union competition rules consisting, at most, of exchanges of commercially sensitive information. Versalis notes that certain facts supplied by the leniency applicants were already refuted in the judgments of the General Court in Cases T-44/07 Kaučuk v Commission [2011] ECR II-4601; T-45/07 Unipetrol v Commission [2011] ECR II-4629; and T-53/07 Trade-Stomil v Commission [2011] ECR II-4657, delivered in the actions brought by three other companies to which the contested decision was addressed, namely Kaučuk, Unipetrol a.s. and Stomil, and led to the annulment in full of that decision in respect of those companies.
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