Nuclearelectrica plans to borrow €540 million from J.P. Morgan to upgrade Unit 1 at Cernavodă.
Ana Maria Eftene
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The project to upgrade Unit 1 at Cernavodă will be financed by a €540 million loan from J.P. Morgan, according to the Nuclearelectrica shareholders' agenda. They will also approve an €80 million guarantee for Energonuclear S.A. and the signing of a service contract with Framatome GmbH for the production of medical radioisotopes. The development of small modular reactors at Doicești and the investment strategy for 2025-2030 will also be discussed. Nuclearelectrica is 82.5% controlled by the Romanian state.
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Compania de stat Nuclearelectrica vrea să ia 540 de milioane de euro de la gigantul bancar american J.P. Morgan pentru finanțarea proiectului de retehnologizare a Unității 1 de la Cernavodă
Compania de stat Nuclearelectrica ia un împrumut uriaș, de peste jumătate de miliard de euro, pentru retehnologizarea unității 1 a centralei nucleare Cernavodă. Aranjor este gigantul american JP Morgan
Nuclearelectrica ia 540 de mil. de euro de la un gigant bancar american pentru proiectul de retehnologizare a Unității 1 de la Cernavodă
Nuclearelectrica vrea să împrumute 540 de milioane de euro de la J.P. Morgan pentru finanțarea proiectului de retehnologizare a Unității 1 de la Cernavodă
Nuclearelectrica va contracta un împrumut de 540 mil. euro de la un sindicat bancar condus de JP Morgan pentru retehnologizarea Unității 1 de la Cernavocă
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