Rodbun Grup secures €17 million financing for development

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Rodbun Grup, a local agribusiness company, has secured a syndicated credit facility with a state guarantee, totaling €17.3 million, to back its working capital and development plans.

BCR served as the Facility Agent, Security Agent, and Financier. Other key participants in the syndicate include CEC Bank as Principal Financier, ING Bank Romania, and Garanti BBVA as creditors, with Exim Banca Românească acting as guarantor. 

PCF Investment Banking exclusively coordinated the structuring, negotiation, and implementation of the transaction for Rodbun Grup.

Daniel Muntean, Co-Founder of Rodbun, said: "In a context dominated by numerous tensions, the company continues to consolidate its production capacity and investments in indigenous genetics, as well as in the development of seeds adapted to regional specifics and the modernisation of logistical capabilities through state-of-the-art technologies. At the same time, Rodbun is prepared to invest in testing and adopting cutting-edge technological innovations capable of increasing the resilience of agricultural crops in the face of climate change. Thus, Romania will be better positioned to respond to the major challenges of the coming decades".

The agriculture group, with over 500 employees, manages approximately 8,000 ha for seed production, operates three seed processing and conditioning plants, and maintains a network of 50 agricultural stores catering to small farmers.

 

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