Unicaja and ASAJA Ciudad Real again collaborate in a new aid campaign of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). Thus, farmers and livestock breeders in the province may process the aid easily through ASAJA Ciudad Real, with technical experts in this procedure, and benefit from special financial conditions in Unicaja if they arrange the direct payment of the aid in the bank, including the advance of the grant.
This is an agreement that has been signed at the headquarters of the farming organization in Ciudad Real, by the regional manager of Commercial Banking of Unicaja, Almudena Noheda, and the secretary general of ASAJA Ciudad Real, Florencio Rodriguez. Both entities work together to improve the financial conditions of farmers and livestock breeders in the province, offering them the best solutions to achieve the best performance of their farms.
ASAJA Ciudad Real offers its members all its resources and technical staff to process the application files for agricultural aid, in addition to advising and resolving any doubts that may arise about the CAP regulations.
In addition, members of the organization who deposit their application file with Unicaja will be able to receive the amount of the aid in advance quickly and easily, as well as benefiting from many financial advantages.
The provincial agricultural organization has a technical team made up of professionals with extensive experience in the processing of CAP aid, which advises and maintains a thorough monitoring of all the files so that they comply with current regulations, resolving any problems that may arise, so that they receive payment as soon as possible.
Pre-approved loans 800 million euros
Unicaja has allocated around 800 million euros for pre-approved loans for the amounts needed to cover the aid needs of the current CAP campaign. This offer is also extended with loans for the modernization and improvement of farms.
In addition, Unicaja recently signed an agreement with the Government of Castilla-La Mancha to make special financing conditions available to farmers and livestock breeders in the region, with the aim of injecting liquidity into the agricultural sector.
