Unicaja once again collaborates with farmers and livestock breeders and launches the campaign for the processing of Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) 2025 aid. It offers its customers the possibility of receiving in advance the amount of the aid, with loans on favorable terms, in addition to advice, management and personalized processing of their application files. Specifically, the institution has set up a line of pre-approved loans of 1,000 million euros.
The entity improves its pre-granting system and doubles the number of customers who can benefit from this financing to anticipate their aid through an agile approval process.
The main advantage of this line of pre-approved loans for customers who have deposited their application file through the bank is the possibility of having, in a quick and agile manner, the amounts with which to cover the needs that are covered by the aid requested.
This offer is also extended with pre-approved investment loans for the modernization and improvement of farms.
These lines, in addition to Unicaja's usual financing offer, are available to farmers in Andalusia, Asturias, Cantabria, Castilla y León, Castilla-La Mancha and Extremadura. To this end, the bank collaborates with the different regional governments.
As for deadlines, applicants have until 30 April to submit their applications, and until 31 October to subscribe the advance payment of the aid.
Unicaja's experience in the agricultural sector is evidenced by the continuous adaptation of its services to the needs of farmers.
In fact, the bank’s commitment to continuous support to the agricultural sector translates into the provision of financial, protection and advisory services, the development of specific agreements and participation in companies in the industry.
The campaign launched at the beginning of the application period for CAP subsidies (olive groves, sheep, goats and cattle, arable crops, protein crops, industrial crops, nuts, etc.) is supported by Unicaja's technical, human and financial resources, offering experience and confidence, both of which are particularly valued by customers.
Farmers can contact Unicaja branches in Andalusia, Asturias, Cantabria, Castilla y León, Castilla-La Mancha and Extremadura, where they will receive specialized advice and help from the bank’s managers to complete their applications.
