The Access Bank Malta Limited is proud to have participated in the recently extended up to USD 325 million trade finance facility for TOI Commodities SA, a significant milestone led by ING Bank through a diverse syndicate of 16 international lenders.
Structured as a borrowing base facility, the financing is secured by agricultural commodity stocks, receivables, and cash. Commencing on July 1, 2025, this facility marks the largest-ever trade financing package for the Trans-Oil Group. The funds will play a pivotal role in supporting the procurement of the 2025 harvest from farmers across Moldova and Romania, directly reinforcing agricultural value chains in these regions.
As part of the lending consortium, The Access Bank Malta Limited reaffirms its commitment to supporting sustainable international trade. We are delighted to contribute to a multi-bank effort, focusing on bolstering food security, enhancing supply chain resilience, and fostering regional economic growth. Participation in this facility highlights our dedication to financing productive sectors, especially those enhancing local communities and regional agribusiness.
This collaboration with renowned institutions such as ING Bank, UniCredit, FMO, IFC, The Access Bank UK Limited and others demonstrates our confidence in TOI Commodities SA’s strong credit credentials and strategic vision. We remain steadfast in our mission to empower businesses with high-impact financial solutions that support both local development and global trade ambitions.
We extend our congratulations to TOI Commodities SA and all members of the lending syndicate on this landmark achievement. The Access Bank Malta Limited looks forward to continuing its engagement in key trade finance initiatives that drive growth, sustainability, and opportunity.