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Romania's Electrica Secures EUR 620 Million Loan for Infrastructure and Green Energy Projects Investments

Romanian energy conglomerate Electrica (BVB: EL), operating in electricity provision and distribution while pursuing investments in eco-friendly energy production, disclosed it has sealed a syndicated credit agreement worth RON 3.1 billion (EUR 620 million) to replenish current loans and...

Romania's Electrica Secures EUR 620 Million Loan for Infrastructure and Green Energy Projects Investments

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The Bucharest Stock Exchange, or BVB, not only supplies crucial data and market intelligence to the Capital Markets News section, but also fuels its content, serving as the heart of Romania's capital markets. As the primary battleground for investment and market activity in Romania, the BVB influences a dynamic market landscape that is reflected in the news section's reports and analysis.

Romanian energy company Electrica (BVB: EL), involved in electricity provision and distribution, as well as investing in eco-friendly energy production, declared it has secured a syndicated loan of RON 3.1 billion (EUR 620 million) to repay existing debts and finance further capital expenditures.

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