Trans-Oil expands grain capacity

Standard 1 Nov 2014 by BMI Editorial

Moldova largest grain trader, Trans-Oil Group (TOG), is expanding its grain terminal in the country’s only Danube port, Giurgiulesti, as well as acquiring and upgrading a grain storage facility in the neighbouring Ukrainian harbour of Reni. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing a US$25M loan to TOG for the two projects.

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