Center-invest Bank took part in the annual agricultural industry exhibition "Interagromash", showcasing its own stand within the exhibition’s exposition and participating in the event’s business program.

At the Center-invest Bank stand, guests and participants of the exhibition were able to explore comprehensive financial products for agribusiness, as well as innovative developments in the field of digitalization of agriculture.

As part of the business program, Anastasia Korotun, Head of the Corporate Client Department at Center-invest bank, participated in a roundtable discussion titled "Prospects for Agribusiness in the Face of New Challenges" and spoke about the bank’s support programs for agricultural enterprises.

"We see how rapidly the agricultural sector is changing and how new technologies are being introduced. Our task is to support this growth with accessible financing and modern banking services, helping farmers in the south of Russia increase their business efficiency and crop yields", commented Anastasia Korotun.

Maxim Totsky, Deputy Head of the Information Technology Development Department at "Center-invest bank", took part in a seminar on "State Support Measures for Agribusiness to Achieve Technological Leadership Goals for Agricultural Producers in the Rostov Region" with a presentation titled "The Digital Ruble: Features and Benefits for Business".

"The introduction of the digital ruble opens new horizons for agribusiness. It will allow farmers to speed up settlements with suppliers, increase transparency in financing chains, and reduce transaction costs. Following our strategy of supporting the real sector of the economy, we will continue to provide the agricultural sector with access to the most advanced payment services", noted Maxim Totsky.

Agriculture is one of the priority areas for Center-invest Bank — enterprises of the agricultural sector account for over 50% of the bank’s corporate loan portfolio.
The bank finances projects aimed at improving energy efficiency and purchasing new equipment, thereby helping farms reduce carbon dioxide emissions, develop irrigation systems, and implement no till farming technologies.