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North Macedonia: EBRD to provide 100 million euros loan for ESM

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will provide a 100 million euros loan to Macedonian public power utility ESM to support its liquidity needs during the energy crisis.

Macedonian Ministry of Finance said that the loan has a term of five years, including a six-month grace period, and carries a variable interest rate based on the six-month EURIBOR with a 1 % markup. The loan is guaranteed by the Government.

The loan will enable ESM to continue providing services to citizens and businesses without disruptions, despite potential external challenges.

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