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EIB lends öGIG €75 million for rural fibre expansion in Austria

The European Investment Bank is lending Austrian fibre provider öGIG €75 million to extend open-access broadband networks, with a focus on rural areas in six federal states.

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The loan is the first tranche of planned EIB financing. Together with commercial banks, the financing package for the project totals €225 million. The EIB loan is backed by the EU’s InvestEU programme.

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EIB lends öGIG €75 million for rural fibre expansion in Austria

Financing amounts stated in the press release.

EIB loan tranche75
Total project financing package225
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Project financing amounts stated in the EIB release; commercial-bank co-financing is included in the total package.

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