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Microfinance Fund gave Volgograd business 240 million rubles

Support received by 81 SMEs

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Microfinance Fund gave Volgograd business 240 million rubles

Since the beginning of 2026, the Microfinance Entrepreneurship Fund of the Volgograd region has provided microloans for more than 240 million rubles.

According to regional economic development, a significant part of loans is issued to replenish working capital. Entrepreneurs direct money for current activities, the purchase of raw materials and materials. The leader was the program “Development”: 61 companies received 222.1 million rubles. Another 9 novice businessmen took advantage of the Start program – the total amount of loans amounted to 15.8 million rubles.

For all the time of work, the Microfinance Fund provided more than 1.1 thousand microloans for 2.3 billion rubles. More than 1,200 contracts have been signed.

The region continues to attract funds from the Efficient and Competitive Economy national project to support small and medium-sized businesses. Fund programs cover different needs – from start-up and development to help in difficult situations. You can find out about support measures by calling the My Business hotline: 8-800-302-3-203 or at the address: Volgograd, Marshal Zhukov Avenue, 3.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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