Under the terms of the new credit facility, AgroVista has implemented:
- Refinancing of one of the major banks in the company’s credit portfolio;
- Working capital financing for the sowing campaign;
- A long-term credit line for the purchase of agricultural land with a term of up to 7 years.
“This is a step toward optimizing our financial structure, reducing administrative burden, and lowering financial costs. While implementation took the entire month of April, the results speak for themselves,” said Denys Moroz, Head of Finance at AgroVista.
According to him, the master agreement enables the company to align financing with actual business needs and respond to changes without unnecessary bureaucracy. The deal is part of AgroVista’s broader strategy to expand credit lines with key banking partners.
In March 2025, AgroVista also secured a $5 million loan from Sense Bank to support its sowing campaign, utilizing promissory note financing from leading European suppliers and expanding its trade credit limit to increase turnover at its grain elevators.
