The Xunta delegate in A Coruña, Belén do Campo, visited the facilities of Zeda Car today, one of the establishments that received €30,000 in aid through the Bono Remuda. This regional program aims to facilitate business transfers between self-employed individuals to prevent the closure of viable companies.
In the province of A Coruña, the initiative has already supported 12 businesses in nine municipalities, with a total investment of over €275,000. In the city of A Coruña, four businesses have benefited from this aid, receiving a combined total of nearly €100,000.
Belén do Campo emphasized the importance of maintaining small establishments and facilitating generational change. She recalled that the Xunta increased the resources for the Bono Remuda by 20% this year, allocating €1.5 million, and that the available credit was fully utilized, demonstrating the program's success.
The program contributes to preserving local businesses, safeguarding jobs, and offering opportunities to new entrepreneurs. It was processed on a first-come, first-served basis, with a rural modality for municipalities under 10,000 inhabitants and a general modality for larger ones. The subsidy can reach up to €30,000.
The Bono Remuda establishes differentiated contributions: up to €30,000 for the buyer (70% of the transfer price in the general modality, 75% in the rural) and additional aid of €3,000 (general) or €6,000 (rural) for the seller.
This measure is part of the Xunta's unified order of support for self-employment, which includes other programs such as the promotion of self-employment (28.9 million euros), the Bono Nova Oportunidade (1.5 million), the Bono Autónomo (8 million), and work-life balance incentives (€750,000).
