Finnvera backs Nokia exports to Digi Romania, Portugal

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Finnvera is backing Nokia exports of telecommunication equipment and related services to Romania and Portugal.The deliveries are being made to Romanian telecom operator Digi Romania and its subsidiary in Portugal. Finnvera is guaranteeing a €35.7 million Citibank Europe loan to Digi Romania.

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