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What we do in Manufacturing and Services
The EBRD is the single biggest investor in the manufacturing and services sectors in central and eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States. The Bank has played a major role in developing the sector by supporting local and foreign corporate clients as well as small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with both debt and equity financing.
Did you know?
EBRD financing in individual projects has ranged from less than €1 mill to more than €150 mill.
Current focus and key challenges
- Supporting efficient investment, including capacity expansions, rationalisation and energy efficiency and environmental improvements
- Promotion of and support for remaining privatisations
- Development of local supply chains to increase efficient production
- Support for financing schemes that tackle the lack of capital in the sector
- Intensifying our policy dialogue efforts, bringing together investors, distributors, processors and retailers.
Manufacturing and services
Key facts about our work in this sector
- Number of projects
- 510
- Total project value
- € 29.1 billion
- EBRD investment
- € 8.8 billion
Investments in M&S
Sub-sector breakdown
More information
Промышленность и услуги (542KB - PDF)
Industrie et Services (531KB - PDF)
Industrie und Dienstleistungen (581KB - PDF)
İmalat ve Hizmet Sektorü (534KB - PDF)
Highlights in 2012
52 projects have been signed for a total commitment of €893 million. Highlights include investments with international companies such as Peugeot/Mitsubishi in Russia, Getrag Ford in Slovakia in the automotive sector and Kronospan in Belarus in the forestry sector as well as investments with local companies such as Universal Alloys in Romania in the non-ferrous sector and a financial restructuring in Bulgaria with Prista Oil.
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CONTACTS
London
Tel: +44 20 7338 6291
Fax: +44 20 7338 7590
Frederic Lucenet, Director
Regional Hubs
Russia
Ukraine
Central Europe
Western Balkans & southern and eastern Mediterranean region
Turkey and Central Asia
Kazakhstan
Caucasus
Bulgaria, Moldova and Romania