These are the common requirements that all transactions have to satisfy:
- The financing cannot be used for refinancing or restructuring.
- The financing cannot be used to cover the same costs as those covered by other grants/loans/guarantees from European funds.
- The recipient of the financing must be up to date with the repayment obligations of other loans or advances charged to the General State Budget.
- The beneficial owners of the final recipients of the funds must be identified [as per Article 22.2.d) .iii) of Regulation (EU) 2021/241 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 February 2021].
- All the projects and investments financed must be economically viable.
- All the transactions financed with NGEU (Next Generation) funds must show that they comply with the DNSH (Do No Significant Harm) principle. This principle is a condition defined by the Commission that requires a self-assessment to ensure that the investment or reform does not adversely affect one or more of the six environmental goals defined in Regulation 852/2020: Climate Change Mitigation.
- The interest rate subsidy on these transactions will be in addition to the State aid received over the last three financial years, with a ceiling of up to €300,000, in accordance with Article 13 of Law 38/2003, of November 17, 2003.