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Brazil: FINEP signs a USD 10.94 million loan with Rima Industrial SA in November 2011

Announcement

25 Nov 2011

In November 2011, the government-funded Funding Agency for Studies and Projects of Brazil (FINEP in Portuguese) approved a USD 10.94 million loan in favor of Rima Industrial SA.

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Implementation date

25 Nov 2011

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Announced: 25 Nov 2011
State loan In force
On 25 November 2011, FINEP approved a BRL 20.52 million (approx. USD 10.94 million) loan in favor of Rima Industrial SA. The beneficiary is a Brazilian company operating in the following economic acti...
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