Large Companies Should Access Preferential Loans of 5-7-9%
Large companies affected by Russian attacks should be able to receive preferential loans under the 5-7-9% program on par with small and medium-sized businesses. The co-owner of the network outlined the main problems faced by large businesses and proposed solutions. The 5-7-9% program is aimed only at small and medium-sized enterprises, making it difficult for large companies to attract foreign currency loans due to high financial burdens. Additionally, businesses need the right to temporarily rent available state warehouses due to the destruction of logistics capacities. Russian aggression has caused billions of dollars in damage: 417,000 square meters of retail space have been destroyed, and another approximately 500,000 square meters have been damaged. A warehouse covering 18,000 square meters with goods worth nearly 3 billion UAH has been destroyed. The company employs 38,000 people, of whom 4,600 are defending Ukraine in the ranks of the Armed Forces. Earlier, Russian shelling destroyed two logistics complexes of Epicenter in Kyiv and Kalynivka.
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