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  1. The European Investment Bank (EIB) and European Investment Fund (EIF) are providing significant financing for technological leadership, infrastructure, and reconstruction projects across Europe, including Ukraine.

EIB and IFC Back Amber Dragon Ukraine Infrastructure Fund I

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Amber Infrastructure partnered with Dragon Capital to announce the Amber Dragon Ukraine Infrastructure Fund I. The fund, which has a target size of €350 million, is backed by the European Investment Bank with up to €50 million, the International Finance Corporation with up to €40 million, and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development with up to €60 million. The fund first closed on May 27.

From kyivpost.com

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The fund provides substantial capital for infrastructure projects in Ukraine. This investment supports the country's reconstruction efforts and is part of a broader effort by the European Investment Bank and European Investment Fund to finance development across Europe.

The European Investment Bank and European Investment Fund are providing significant financing for technological leadership, infrastructure, and reconstruction projects across Europe, including Ukraine.

From kyivpost.com

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  • KyivSpeculative

    Might see increased demand for construction and infrastructure services due to the funding injection.

  • Dragon CapitalSpeculative

    May see increased investment opportunities in the Ukrainian reconstruction sector.

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