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Millions for JSW

Polish Development Fund has decided to grant a preferential loan to Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa under the government program entitled “The PFR Financial Shield for Large Companies”. The amount is PLN 173.6 million.

The support will be granted to JSW in the form of a preferential loan, which will be paid out after the agreement is signed. JSW is obligated to satisfy the conditions defined in the agreement, which include signing an intercreditor agreement between, among others, the Company, PFR and the Company’s financial creditors. The preferential loan is to be paid out by the end of 2020 and the final maturity of the loan is 30 September 2024. JSW may also apply to the Fund to cancel a portion of the loan, up to 75 percent of the Actual Covid Loss. The decision on the possible cancellation will be made by PFR.

This has been the second decision of this type recently. A liquidity loan agreement under the same program was signed on 9 December. The amount is nearly one billion Polish zloty, which according to the agreement will be used for current activity – mainly to pay salaries, taxes and trade liabilities. The loan will be paid out after JSW satisfies the so-called conditions precedent, which include signing an intercreditor agreement. Jastrzębskie Zakłady Remontowe and JSW Koks will act as guarantors for the loan.

The loans from the Polish Development Fund represent critical support for Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa during the current crisis. So far, the Company has met its payment obligations, however the liquidity loan from PFR is essential for being able to maintain this situation. The pandemic has hurt the financial standing of JSW. During this period, the Company maintained its liquidity by using savings accumulated in the Closed-End Investment Fund, taking advantage of financial solutions supporting working capital management and by being able to partially defer its tax liabilities under the Anti-Crisis Shield program. In spite of all these efforts, the JSW’s liquidity position remains under pressure due to the continuing economic crisis, which manifests itself in a drastic reduction of coal prices; this in turn translates into a severe drop in the company’s revenues, while operating costs remain fixed.

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