News
11 July 2018

EIB and Eurobank sign two new loan agreements

Region:
Europe

The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Athens-headquartered Eurobank have signed a €100 million new loan agreement to finance eligible investment projects undertaken by small and medium-sized enterprises and midcaps operating in Greece.

Through this credit line, SMEs and midcaps active in agriculture, tourism, manufacturing, services and other sectors obtain financing in the form of investment loans and working capital at favorable pricing terms.

Eurobank, Eurobank Leasing and EIB have also signed a new €50 million loan agreement to finance, through Eurobank Leasing, SMEs and midcaps that want to lease equipment and premises.

Through the new EIB credit line of €400 million in total, being implemented in Greece for the first time, companies gain access to financing for productive equipment and premises.

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