New export programme and corporate loans to launch in Hungary in 2027
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The Hungarian government will launch a new export and financing programme in 2027. The programme will provide HUF 25 billion in subsidies and HUF 200 billion in corporate loans to Hungarian companies. Its aim is to make it easier for businesses to produce for and sell goods on foreign markets.
The subsidy could also help small and medium-sized enterprises. Many Hungarian companies would like to export, but entering a foreign market is costly, and businesses often need external funding. The new credit facility may therefore be used both for investments and for day-to-day operations. The government will publish the detailed conditions later.
Experts say the programme could be significant for the Hungarian economy, as export revenue is an important part of the national economy. Increasing exports could also create new jobs and strengthen companies' competitiveness on international markets.
The exact launch date and the application process will be announced in the coming months. Entrepreneurs should follow official announcements so they learn in time when and how they can apply for support.
Sources: Traders Union
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