EBRD supports Poland's Polpharma

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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing Polish largest pharmaceuticals producer Polpharma with a PLN 200 million (EUR 45 million) loan for general and corporate purposes including in-house R&D activities, green investments and ESG strategy, it said in a statement.

Investment in new technologies will unlock the development of new substances and products in currently unavailable niches.

The EBRD loan will also be used for the implementation of a "Go green" modernization programme aimed at minimizing the environmental and climate impact of the company's operations.

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