The president of the BNA, Daniel Tillard, together with the Secretary of Bioeconomy, Fernando Vilella, announced this Monday, May 13, a financing program for working capital and investment, intended for corn producers affected by Spiroplasma, with special conditions.
The credit offer includes the line for working capital, in pesos, at a nominal annual rate of 33%, for operations up to 300 days of full payment at maturity for the payment of capital together with interest, and Badlar -4, for terms of 18 months (up to 3 years), with amortization on a monthly, quarterly or semi-annual basis, according to the applicant’s flow of funds. No maximum amount to finance. In addition, it has special conditions for operations channeled through the BNA Conecta portal, with 29% fixed TNA exclusively.
Meanwhile, for financing in dollars, the interest will be 2.5% fixed TNA for SMEs, up to 100% and up to 1 year, through the German system; without maximum amount and subject to credit evaluation.
Likewise, the proposal for Productive Investment was launched, in pesos, which reaches all MSMEs, with a fixed rate of 26% for the first 3 years and then Badlar, with a single term of 72 months, with up to 6 months of grace. for capital and German amortization system. It is intended for Investment Projects for the production and marketing of goods and services, and the amount and guarantee will be determined according to credit rating and up to 100% of what is requested will be granted.
“The BNA is a regional Bank with a team that is always close to the producers, that is committed to production and export. Today we present an adequate offer without quota that is very competitive,” said Tillard.
And he stressed: “This is not an isolated fact of the BNA team; it is part of the policies of our government, of the government of President Javier Milei, which promote and bet on production, export and, of course, also on landslide, to the extension of the agricultural frontier”.
During the announcement, which took place at the entity’s Headquarters, Tillard was accompanied by the vice president of the BNA, Darío Wasserman, the directors, Manuel Calderón, Gonzalo Pascual, the general manager of the entity, Carlos Rovetto; and the principal deputy general manager of Business, Gastón Álvarez. On behalf of the Secretariat, the Undersecretary of Agricultural Markets and International Negotiations, Agustín Tejeda Rodríguez, attended; the National Director of Agriculture, Nicolás Bronzovich; the Undersecretary of Agricultural and Forestry Production, Sergio Iraeta, and the head of advisors of the Undersecretary of Agricultural and Forestry Production, Manuel Chiappe. Likewise, provincial officials and ministers participated in the announcement, virtually, Sergio Busso, from Córdoba, Digna Hernando, from Chubut, Paula Vicari, from Entre Ríos, Jorge Ortiz, from La Rioja, Nicolás Sivila, from Salta, Gustavo del Bosco , from San Luis, Miguel Ángel Mandrile, from Santiago del Estero, and Carolina Hernández, from the Province of Tierra del Fuego.
