The financing was allocated for the purchase of 750 tonnes of liquid nitrogen fertilizers, UAN-32 and UAN 26+4S.

The partner programs provide access to financing on preferential terms, including a reduced interest rate during the initial period of the loan.

“Today, it is critically important for agricultural producers not to delay the procurement of inputs and to operate in line with agronomic practices. Access to financing enables them to plan ahead, secure fertilizers at optimal times, and mitigate risks associated with market volatility,” said Andriy Khaliavka, Director of GROSSDORF.

It is worth noting that demand for such financial instruments is increasing amid the need for a more systematic approach to cost management in agricultural production.

GROSSDORF, together with its banking partners, plans to further expand the agricultural sector’s access to financial resources to ensure sustainable production.