Did you purchase or lease new
lorries between 1998 and 2014?
You could be entitled to a refund.
Compensation for Truck Owners
European Commission Case No. AT.39824
Millions of trucks qualify for refunds due to overpricing by manufacturers — even if the trucks have since been sold.
Is your company eligible?
Find out today — and secure your compensation.
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Simple Process:
Step 1:
Verify Your Claim
Share invoices or lease contracts from 1998 to 2014.
Step 2:
Get a Binding Offer
We’ll review your documents and confirm the refund amount you can expect to receive in 4 weeks.
Step 3:
Expert Advice
Choose between a fast payout or a higher refund — whichever best suits your needs.
Step 4:
You Get Paid
Receive the compensation you’re entitled to.
Your trusted relationships with truck dealers remain unaffected.
Understanding Your Refund Eligibility
European Commission investigations found that truck manufacturers — DAF, Iveco, MAN, Mercedes, Renault, Scania and Volvo — violated EU antitrust rules.
The cartel participants coordinated gross list prices within the European Economic Area, agreed on the timing for introducing emissions-reducing technologies and passed associated costs onto customers.
Read the full press release on the European Commission’s official website.
Any person, private company, or public entity harmed by these practices can still seek compensation through court action. Even though the Commission has already fined the manufacturers, the court can still award full compensation without reducing it because of the fine.
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Our goal is to maximise your refund with minimal effort on your part.
Eligible Sectors for Truck Cartel Refunds
Organizations eligible for compensation include those that purchased new trucks over 6 tons between 1998 and 2014, even if the trucks are no longer in the fleet. Eligible groups are:
Public and Municipal Organizations:
- Municipalities (including fire departments, waste collection, water and sewage companies)
- Power grid services
- Postal services
- Road management and infrastructure maintenance (including airport and railway operators)
- Utility service providers (energy, telecommunications)
- Healthcare and emergency services (hospitals, disaster response)
- Education institutions’ maintenance departments
- National parks and conservation authorities
- Regional development agencies
- State research institutes
Private Sector Companies:
- International and local transport companies
- Construction and earth-moving companies (including plant and crane operators)
- Manufacturing industries across various sectors (electronics, automotive, textiles, chemicals)
- Food and beverage providers (including agricultural processing and distribution)
- Paper and forestry companies
- Mining and mineral processing companies
- Oil and energy firms (exploration, refining, distribution)
- Retail distribution (including large retail chain logistics)
- Pharmaceutical and medical supply companies
- Technology and electronics companies (involving heavy equipment handling)
- Telecommunications and network infrastructure services
- Furniture and home goods manufacturers
- Building materials and hardware suppliers
- Entertainment and recreation facilities (that require large equipment transport)
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