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The Investment and Development Bank will invest 6 billion lei in the economy next year to support over 25,000 SMEs.

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The Investment and Development Bank (BID) will inject 6 billion lei into the economy in 2026 through Guarantee Agreements for the Portfolio Guarantee, aimed at SMEs. The Minister of Finance, Alexandru Nazare, emphasized the importance of this initiative in the context of the economic slowdown of the last three years, mentioning that the program will support over 25,000 SMEs, helping them cover investment expenses. BID, the only development bank 100% state-owned, has already signed agreements with major banks such as BCR, BRD, and Banca Transilvania, covering over 80% of the market. The general director of BID, Dan Sandu, explained that launching the agreements required careful preparation, including market studies, to ensure the program's efficiency. The first deputy governor of BNR, Leonardo Badea, added that supporting capital in areas with growth potential is essential for sustainable progress.

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