In need of financing exports to foreign markets? We provide a comprehensive form of support and tailor-made solutions, including free consulting.
We treat each client individually, according to the nature of the business and specific needs.
While your export business develops, it will cover your operational, material needs and other costs associated with foreign contracts. You can use it to pay an invoice directly to a supplier or reimburse
for an invoice already paid.
You can take advantage of preferential financing through the EIB line with an interest rate reduced by at least 0.25% compared to a regular loan.
In the process of concluding an export contract, you will ask Eximbank to refinance it.
The exporter will use the earmarked loan to pay its liabilities to suppliers.
Suppliers supply the exporter with the goods or services necessary to fulfil its contract with the foreign buyer.
The exporter fulfils its obligations to the foreign buyer by supplying the goods or services that were the subject of the contract.
The foreign buyer shall make payment upon delivery of the service or goods.
The exporter repays the loan following the crediting of payments from the export contract by the foreign buyer.
*Countries are classified into 8 risk categories ranging from 0 to 7, with category 7 consisting of countries with the highest level of territorial risk and category 1 consisting of countries with the minimum level of risk. Special category 0 (zero) includes countries with developed financial markets.
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