EBRD arranges $130 million loan for Ukraine grain producer Nibulon

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Jonathan Bell

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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is arranging a $130 million syndicated loan facility in support of Ukraine’s leading grain and oilseeds trader and producer Nibulon. The bulk of the financing is coming from the commercial bank sector.

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