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Unicaja Banco Supporting the agricultural sector - Intensive crop farming campaign

For the 2015-2016 intensive crop farming season, Unicaja Banco reinforces its traditional support for the agricultural sector.
For the 2015-2016 intensive crop farming season, Unicaja Banco reinforces its traditional support for the agricultural sector and increases its pre-approved loans line for the season to 321 million euros, 53% more than the sum offered by the financial institution last season.

Thanks to this pre-approved loans line, these farmers will have quick and easy access to funds to engage in the initial investments of the fruit and vegetable crop season and at a low interest rate.

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