Streamlined Support for Businesses Affected by the Oil Spill in Anapa and Temryuk District
Tourism enterprises in Anapa and Temryuk now benefit from additional assurances
Ready to help out, mate! Here's the lowdown on the latest assistance for businesses hit by the oil spill in Anapa and Temryuk District.
Corporation MSP has kicked off a special program offering surety support for affected small and medium-sized enterprises. The region's press service announced this move.
On the financial front, the program covers loans ranging from a fruity 5 million rubles from microfinance organizations to a whopping 50 million rubles from banks.
Start-up entrepreneurs can enjoy a tasty 90% guarantee, and others might get up to 75%. It's all about preserving the region's tourist infrastructure and jobs, as Deputy Minister of Economic Development of Russia, Dmitry Vakhrukov, emphasized.
Now, here's the juicy bit – the commission for surety has plummeted to a mere 0.5%, while bank guarantees cost a still-affordable 2.5%. And the cherry on top? The program is open to businesses from any industry.
You may recall that we reported on a three-day "Agrotourism School" for farmers in Anapa recently. Agricultural tourism, apparently, is leading the charge among alternative types of rejuvenation.
Stay tuned for updates, gang! The regional authorities and expert communities are busy collaborating to address the oil spill's aftermath, blending technology, science, and business solutions.
In the interim, let's keep our fingers crossed for these small businesses battling the oil spill's impact, particularly on tourism, with bans on bathing and beach restrictions in Anapa directly affecting hospitality and related sectors. Here's hoping the future looks brighter with this new aid.
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The special program initiated by Corporation MSP offers surety support for small and medium-sized businesses affected by the oil spill in Anapa and Temryuk District, with loans ranging from 5 million rubles to 50 million rubles available from microfinance organizations and banks.
The reduced commission for surety has dropped to 0.5%, making it more accessible for businesses, regardless of their industry, to secure the necessary support to maintain their operations and preserve the region's tourist infrastructure and jobs.
