New partnership program to purchase seeds by Credit Agricole and Limagrain

Credit Agricole has entered into an agreement with Limagrain, the European leader in the market of wheat and corn seeds, and offers its agrarian customers favorable financing terms for the purchase of seeds. The maximum loan term is one year, and the interest rate for the first four months of financing is 0.01% per annum. There are no fees for the provision of financing and early repayment, and the type of collateral is movable and immovable property or no collateral.

To learn more about the financing terms, follow https://credit-agricole.ua/agro-biznesu/partnerski-prohramy/kredituvannya-obigovogo-kapitalu/limagrain.

Credit Agricole Bank serves 2500 agribusiness customers. About 80% of the agrarian customers have been with us for over 5 years, and nearly half of them have been with us for more than 10 years. This is the highest indicator of loyalty and trust. Partnership programs are in great demand among the bank's customers, as they offer more favourable terms than standard financing. Credit Agricole's portfolio already encompasses more than 60 partnership programs under which the bank offers financing not only for seeds, crop protection products, fertilizers, fuel and lubricants, but also for agricultural machinery and equipment.

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About Limagrain:

Limagrain is a French cooperative founded by farmers and for farmers. It specializes in seeds of major field crops and has been represented in Ukraine since 2008 under the international brand LGseeds. The LGseeds brand is more than just a brand: it is a story of cooperation and innovation that began in 1965 with a farmer-led cooperative in Limagne-Val d'Allier. Over 60 years later, Limagrain has grown into an international company and a market leader in winter rapeseed, corn, sunflower and spiked cereals. Thanks to its high-quality genetics, Limagrain solves such problems as drought resistance in corn and sunflower, resistance to broomrape, resistance to a wide range of diseases, resistance to pod cracking in rapeseed, and efficient use of nitrogen. That is, breeders have incorporated as many advantages as possible into the product so that the farmers get more profit and fewer problems.