Energoatom signs loan agreement for GBP181 mln to finance supply of nuclear materials to Urenco
Energoatom last week entered into a loan agreement for GBP181 million with a consortium of international banks, which includes Deutsche Bank and Barclays Bank, the company reported on Telegram.
Loan funds under the contract between Energoatom and British-based Urenco will be used to finance the supply of nuclear materials - enriched and natural uranium hexafluoride.
The loan agreement is concluded for five years. The guarantee is provided by the UK government through UK Export Finance (UKEF). There are no state guarantees from Ukraine.
As reported, in November 2023, Energoatom and Urenco entered into a contract for the supply of enriched uranium for Ukrainian nuclear power plants until 2035, with the possibility of its extension until 2043.
In addition, two contracts are in force between the parties until 2025, according to which Energoatom supplies nuclear materials to the British company.
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
Ukraine reaches agreement on restructuring GDP warrants with their holders
19:16, 09.12.2025
Eighty-three candidates apply for four Energoatom Supervisory Board seats
14:02, 05.12.2025
Former Energoatom official Sheiko placed under 2 months of 24/7 house arrest – media
13:50, 04.12.2025
Competition launched for 4 independent board positions at Energoatom
12:14, 26.11.2025
Ukrainian official: U.S.–Ukraine consultations on parameters of future peace deal to begin in Switzerland in coming days
14:15, 22.11.2025
LATEST
Gen.Hope center for child recovery finds first $7 mln from Canadian, UK donors
17:20, 20.12.2025
Ukraine receives $125.2 mln under World Bank's LEARN, THRIVE projects for education, healthcare
16:56, 20.12.2025
Head of Ukraine's Stock Market Commission assures of its operational capacity
20:50, 19.12.2025
Classification of insurers by significance level to be set from 2026 – Ukraine's National Bank
20:11, 19.12.2025
Bankruptcy of individual insurers does not threaten stable operation of financial sector – NBU