The funds will aid the institution to fund up to 10% more Romanian entrepreneurs, according to the company’s officials.
“This partnership represents for us the recognition of our efforts to support the Romanian entrepreneurial environment,” explains Georgiana Andrei, financial manager at OMRO IFN and Filbo.
The project is also a major step in the company’s strategy to support women in the Romanian entrepreneurial environment.
OMRO bonds are listed on the multilateral trading system of the Bucharest Stock Exchange, under OMRO25E and OMRO26 tickers.
In early 2023, OMRO raised its share capital by RON3.3 million, with the operation being carried out through a capital injection from the minority shareholder, Helenos, a pan-European investment fund launched with the support of the European Investment Fund and other commercial banks with a systemic role in the European Union.
(English version by Catalina Apostoiu)