21.7.2022
News
Financial services
State Aid

KSB assists Pražská plynárenská in obtaining financing

KSB (Ivo Průša, Sylvie Sobolová, Martin Krejčí, Josef Kříž, Jan Lasák, Tomáš Zach) assisted Pražská plynárenská in negotiating and concluding contractual documentation for obtaining financing for purchasing and ensuring gas to fill storage facilities for the next heating season. 

A loan of up to CZK 2 billion is to be provided by the City of Prague and a loan of up to CZK 4 billion is to be provided by financing banks.

More information can be found here and here.

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