EBRD to provide up to $50m loan to Nibulon

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Agriculture/food chain

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Europe

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will provide up to a $50 million loan to Ukrainian grain group JV Nibulon LLC to support the expansion and modernisation of its logistics infrastructure in 2018-2019. The project includes the construction of river terminals, transshipment crane, river fleet and Mykolaiv terminal enhancement.

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