Minister Cadariu: Measure 2 funds to be distributed by the end of March
Minister of Entrepreneurship and Tourism, Constantin-Daniel Cadariu, stated that by the end of March, all amounts due through Measure 2 – “Grants for working capital” will be paid to beneficiaries.
Measure 2 aims to provide financial support to enterprises whose activity was directly or indirectly affected by the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, or whose activity was prohibited by military ordinances during the state of emergency or restricted during the state of alert.
The minister also added that under the HoReCa scheme, in December (first stage) and then in January, 2.2 billion RON were paid to approximately 8,300 beneficiaries.
“We are close to completing the analysis of the 33,000 applications for Measure 1, Stage II. I understand that, so far, approximately 21,000 companies have been declared eligible. We are talking about that aid, those grants of up to 2,000 EUR, for working capital for micro-enterprises,” the minister explained.
Measure 2 – “Grants for working capital” aims to provide financial support to enterprises whose activity was directly or indirectly affected by the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, or whose activity was prohibited by military ordinances during the state of emergency or restricted during the state of alert.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will the Measure 2 funds be paid?
According to Minister Cadariu, all funds for Measure 2 will be distributed to beneficiaries by the end of March 2022.
What is the status of the HoReCa scheme payments?
Approximately 2.2 billion RON has already been paid to around 8,300 beneficiaries in the HoReCa sector during December and January.
Who is eligible for Measure 1 Stage II grants?
Micro-enterprises whose applications are approved can receive grants of up to 2,000 EUR for working capital; so far, 21,000 firms have been declared eligible.