The Government is maintaining the loans put in place during the Covid 19 health crisis to prevent bankruptcy of affected businesses and adding provisions for businesses subject to the economic consequences of the Ukrainian conflict:
- The state-guaranteed loan (PGE) is available until June 30, 2022 under the current terms and conditions for all eligible businesses. In addition, companies affected by the Ukrainian conflict will have their PGE amount increased to 35% instead of 25% of turnover under the general scheme.
- The industry growth loan is now open to construction companies.
- The growth and recovery loan will be re-funded
- The subsidized loan by the State can be granted until the end of 2022 instead of June 2022. As a reminder, this loan is intended for companies that are not eligible for the PGE or market banking solutions. It should be noted that this public aid is granted by the Codefi (departmental committees for the examination of financial difficulties of companies) on a case-by-case basis.
- The use of deferral or facilitated payment of social and tax obligations will be facilitated for companies in difficulty due to the increase in energy prices.
- The use of deferral or facilitated payment of social and tax obligations will be facilitated for companies in difficulty due to the increase in energy prices.
A single contact portal for companies affected by the war in Ukraine has been set up. This french portal is available at the following link.
This site informs companies on the measures of the resilience plan implemented by the Government but also, to direct them to local contact points.
This site informs companies on the measures of the resilience plan implemented by the Government but also, to direct them to local contact points.