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Optima bank: Started the process of accepting financing applications through the Recovery and Sustainability Fund

Optima bank announced the start of applications for financing investment projects through the Recovery and Sustainability Fund under the Greece 2.0 program.

The announcement follows the official signing of the relevant business agreement with the Greek State in December 2021.

The activation of the program marks one of the most important moments for the Greek economy, entrepreneurship and society. The participation of Optima bank in this process is essential and practical and will contribute to the strengthening of businesses, through the financing of innovative and new investment projects, aiming at the modernization and development of the Greek economy.

The Greece 2.0 program of the Recovery and Resilience Fund provides a total of 31.16 billion euros, of which 12.7 billion euros relate to loans in 5 thematic areas:
-Green Transition
-Digital Transformation
-Innovation – Research and Development
-Extroversion
Mergers and Acquisitions

For the implementation of the investment plans, the program provides low-interest financing up to 50% with funds of the Fund, at least 20% equity and the remaining percentage with financing from the bank.

Those interested can contact Optima bank for information while the official invitation is also available on the bank’s website in the business section (www.optimabank.gr).

“As of today, Optima bank is ready to accept requests for financing investment projects through the Recovery and Resilience Fund”, said the CEO of Optima bank, Dimitris Kyparissis and added: “This program is a unique opportunity for the new era of the country. It will be a course that will require perseverance, dedication, flexibility and speed in decisions. society “.

Source: Capital

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