St. Petersburg enterprises affected by UAV attacks will receive preferential loans
Manufacturers will be able to receive from 5 to 50 million rubles at 5% per annum for up to two years.
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- Enterprises in St.
- Petersburg affected by drone attacks will be able to receive preferential loans from 5 to 50 million rubles at 5% per annum for up to two years to restore production.
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Why It Matters
Since August, the city has been working on a set of measures for manufacturers and sellers whose activities were affected by UAV attacks.
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Enterprises in St. Petersburg affected by UAV attacks can receive preferential loans from 5 to 50 million rubles at 5% per annum for up to two years.
Funds can be used to purchase components, raw materials and materials necessary for production.
Since August, the city has been working on a set of measures for manufacturers and sellers whose activities have been affected, including tax support and working meetings with the business community.
St. PETERSBURG, September 29 – RIA Novosti. Manufacturers in St. Petersburg who suffered due to UAV attacks on logistics facilities will be provided with preferential loans, the press service of the city governor’s administration reported.
“The Industrial Development Fund of St. Petersburg has supplemented the loan program for systemically important enterprises for the purchase of components. Enterprises affected by drone attacks can receive preferential loans from 5 to 50 million rubles at 5% per annum for up to two years,” the message says.
The decision was made at a meeting of the supervisory board of the St. Petersburg Industrial Development Fund. Funds can be used to purchase components, raw materials and materials necessary for production. The program is aimed at restoring the operating activities of enterprises.
“Advanced industry and support for entrepreneurship are one of the key priorities for the city’s development until 2030. We quickly responded to the situation and supplemented the existing program for systemically important enterprises that suffered due to attacks on logistics facilities,” said St. Petersburg Governor Alexander Beglov, whose words are quoted in the message.
As Beglov added, the city will help such enterprises restore normal operation.
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Providing concessional loans to affected enterprises
Very likely · Within months
Open Questions
- Which enterprises are included in the list of victims?
- When will the actual transfer of funds begin?
