Finnish development finance institution Finnfund expects to make the first investment from a €25 million allocation for Ukraine by Q1 of 2025, the institution has told Ukraine Rebuild Newswire.
Exclusive: Finnfund to invest up to €10 million in a Ukrainian agri-firm by Q1 2025
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