There will be 500 million pesos subsidy for small agricultural producers of Argentina

Published 2021년 8월 17일

Tridge summary

The Argentine Ministry of Productive Development and the National Bank have announced a new financing line for small agricultural producers, providing 500 million pesos. The credits, subsidized by the National Productive Development Fund, will have a 21% annual interest rate and can be used for capital and investment. The loan range is from 882,000 to 3.0 million pesos, with repayment terms up to 60 months and a six-month grace period. To be eligible, producers must have a MiPYME Certificate, be registered in the National Sanitary Registry of Agricultural Producers, and be engaged in specific agricultural activities. This initiative is part of a larger program aimed at diversifying product supply in large supermarkets through training, technical assistance, and financing for micro, small, and medium-sized companies, excluding certain cereal and oilseed producers.
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Original content

The Ministry of Productive Development (yes, that of Matías Kulfas, not that of Agriculture) and the National Bank announced a new line of financing for a total amount of 500 million pesos for small agricultural producers, unless they are part of the dirty group and pig-producing cereals and oilseeds that guarantee the flow of foreign exchange necessary to make the economy work. The credits will have a rate subsidized by the National Productive Development Fund (Fondep) of 21% per year and may be used for capital and investments. The line is part of the government's decision to fill the local economy with cheap money before the midterm elections. A press release from the agency indicated that this line for agricultural primary production will grant credits that may be used for productive investment or working capital of up to 882,000 pesos in the case of monotributistas (according to their category) and up to 3.0 million pesos. or up to 3 months of sales in the case of freelancers ...

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