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Information on implementation of ERDF activity 2.2.1.4. “Loans for Raising of Business Competitiveness”: Promotional Programme for Improvement of Business Competitiveness (Implementer- Hipotēku banka) Riga, 21 January 2010
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Promotional Programme for Improvement of Businesses Competitiveness (ERDF Loans for Improvement of Competitiveness) Programme aim: improvement of competitiveness of SME and large enterprises, thereby promoting economic development Implementation period: April 2009 - December 2013 Planned: totally 430 loans of working capital and investment loans Total amount of Programme: 58.5 million. LVL Financial sources: public financing (state + ERDF: 43.3 million. LVL; bank: 15.2 million LVL). Separate loan fund has been created for lending
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Conditions of Loans (ERDF) Programme provide loans to entities registered in Latvia, who has economically viable future business and who has limited access to finance Basically loans are intended for processing businesses and businesses, which attract financing from EU structural funds Investment loans up to 5 million LVL (up to 10 years) Working capital loans up to 2.5 million LVL (up to 5 years) Total amount of loans (working capital + investment) can’t exceed 5 million LVL Small and medium-sized businesses should attract business owners (owns at least 10% of shares) as a guarantor Large companies should pledge at least 75% of company shares or should attract business owners (owns at least 10% of shares) as a guarantor
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Data of ERDF Loans for Improvement of Competitiveness (as at December 2009) : Present approvals ~ 50% (29.5 million LVL) Approved 29 loans, average loan amount: 1 million LVL Programme will be finished by the end of 2011 In 2012 - 2013 businesses will be supported from the repayments The most supported sectors so far are: -production of electricity 54%; -wood-processing 19%; -manufacture of power tools 8%; -cosmetics industry 5% -other industries 14% (food production; metal production; printing industry; glass processing etc.)
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