The financial agreement includes a credit line worth RON40 million for circulating capital in the activity of grains trading and a treasury line for forward transactions worth RON6.5 million that would protect the company from the foreign currency risk related to export operations.
“The support of agribusiness projects remains one of our priorities, especially that we are talking about a sector which still offers opportunities for the development of a solid business, like Prutul company, one of the few Romanian entrepreneurial businesses which is among the top players on this segment,” the bank’s executive president, Traian Halalai, said in a press statement Monday.