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EBRD and Aon launch war risk insurance program in Ukraine

The amount of the new guarantee mechanism is €110 million

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EBRD will continue investments in Ukraine at the level of about €1.5 billion per year

This amount is not strictly defined and may increase

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Ukrainian Railways will receive €200 million in financing from the EBRD

The funds will be directed to the purchase of materials for the restoration of railway corridors from the EU

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Ukraine and the EBRD are discussing joint projects for the development of Danube ports

Royal HaskoningDHV has developed a list of measures to increase the capacity of Danube ports

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EBRD plans to provide credit support to Ukrzaliznytsia in the amount of €200 million

The loan will enable UZ to increase its cross-border capacity with the EU, eliminating bottlenecks at border crossings

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Serbian steel plant Metalfer invests €21.4 million in decarbonization of capacities

The funds provided by the EBRD will be used for the construction of a new rolling mill and a solar power plant

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EBRD to provide ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih with a $100 million loan

The funds will be used to finance the company's needs in working capital to ensure continuity of operations.

The EBRD to invest more than €1.5 billion in Ukraine by the end of 2022

It is predicted that the share of investment financing will increase next year

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Ukrenergo can receive an EBRD grant for the repair of damaged facilities

The World Bank is also considering the issue of providing financial assistance

The EBRD lowered the forecast for the growth of Ukraine’s economy in 2023 to 8%

Expectations regarding the fall in the country's GDP in 2022 remained at the level of 30%

EBRD expects Ukraine’s economy to grow by 3.5% in 2022

The Bank expects Ukraine’s economic recovery to gain momentum over the remainder of 2021

EBRD raises forecast for the economic growth in Ukraine for 2020 to 3.5%

Ukraine’s economy remains resilient to political factors but the pace of growth will stay somewhat modest