Investment Results

PORTFOLIO

IFC applies our financial resources, technical expertise, global experience, andinnovative thinking to create markets and opportunities that help countries mobilize
private solutions and finance to solve development challenges.

Containers handled (M TEU containers)
Data center capacity (MW)

6Farmers reached (millions)7

Development Reach by IFC’s ClientsInternet connections (millions of people)
Patients served (millions of people) 9, 10

PORTFOLIO
CY228

CY21

Phone connections (millions of people)

IFC Direct Investments
Employment from IFC Direct Investments (millions of jobs) 1
Female employment from IFC Direct Investments (number of jobs)

3.4
1,312,745

1.9740,545

Employment from Fund Investees (millions of jobs)

2.0

3

Female employment from Fund Investees (number of jobs)1

499,885

636,130

Total new employment from Fund Investees

691,384

642,836

Female new employment from Fund Investees 1

172,650

175,560

8.0

84

122

2.6

2.9

63.3

62.5

329.5

52.1
90.7

17.5

11.3

Power generation (GWh produced)

83,60897,801

Power generation (millions of people)52.2

58.8

Road/bus/rail passengers (millions of people)

29

16

46

1,743

606,890816,165

315,759

412,094–

1.9

Payments to governments ($ billions) from IFC Direct Investment 15

6.6

11.7

Domestic purchases ($ billions) 16

49.3

54.7

222.2

92.1

4.2

6.1

12

Sewage and wastewater treated (Mm3) 13

Fund Investee Companies

CY21

4.8

100.8

11

Power distribution (millions of people)

Jobs Supported

CY22

Students reached14
Female students reached
Water distribution (millions of people)
Payments to Stakeholders
IFC Direct Investments

Gender
IFC Direct Investments
Proportion of board seats held by women

17%

10%

Proportion of senior management positions held by women

31%

25%

Proportion of senior management positions held by women

31%

30%

Proportion of investees owned/founded by women

17%

15%

Fund Investee Companies

Microfinance Loans
Number (millions)2

57.2

42.4

Amount ($ billions)2, 3

120.5

103.5

Number (millions)2, 3

16.9

14.6

Amount ($ billions)

545.4

520.0

SME Loans2, 3Trade Finance
Number (millions) 4

1.7

1.9

Amount ($ billions) 4

243.1

234.2

–2

26.0

17

Reach with Services
Airline passengers (millions of people)
Airport customers (millions of people)

5Community development outlay ($ millions)17

Fund Investee Companies
Payments to governments ($ billions) from Fund Investees

1. CY21 data revised due to an aggregation error in FY22 reporting. 2. Portfolio reach figures represent
the micro, small and medium outstanding loan portfolio of IFC’s financial institution clients with MSMEoriented finance. 3. CY21 data revised due to reporting error from several clients in FY22 reporting.
4. The total number and dollar volume of trade transactions financed by the Global Trade Finance
Program’s network of emerging-market banks are based on actual data from 100% of the network’s
active banks for CY21. This data represents total transactions executed by network banks supported by
the GTFP program. The figures are not directly comparable to last year’s due to variance in the numberof active banks in the program and those who submitted survey responses. CY20 data has been updated
to reflect prior-year data corrections from survey participants. 5. One client in Latin America and theCaribbean contributed 18.62 million Airport customers in CY22. 6. CY21 Data Center Capacity revised
due to the restatement of one client value in Europe. 7. CY21 Farmers Reached revised due to therestatement of one client value in Africa. 8. One client in South Asia contributed 32.8 million Internet
Connection customers in CY22. 9. CY21 Patients Served revised due to the restatement of one clientvalue in Africa. 10. One client in East Asia and the Pacific contributed 300 million Patients Served in CY22.
11. One client in South Asia contributed 54.4 million Phone Connection customers in CY22. 12. One clientin Central Asia and Türkiye contributed 29.4 million Road/Bus/Rail Passengers in CY22. 13. One clientin East Asia and the Pacific contributed 25.4 Mm3 Sewage and Wastewater Treated in CY22. 14. One
client in East Asia and the Pacific contributed 304,500 Students Reached in CY22. 15. CY21 Paymentsto Government from IFC Direct Investment revised due to the restatement of one client value in Latin
America and the Caribbean. 16. CY21 Domestic Purchases revised due to the restatement of two clientsvalue in South Asia and East Asia and the Pacific. 17. One client in East Asia and the Pacific contributed$169 million Community Development Outlay in CY22.

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Share of Project Ratings forCommitted Projects

Committed Projects: Ex-Ante AIMM Score by Region1
FY23

FY23

FY2214%

11%

Good

68%

61%

Satisfactory

18%

28%

––Low

NUMBER OF
PROJECTSSCOREDAIMM
SCORE
AVERAGERATED VERYSTRONGFOR
MARKET

16%

70

55

913%

10%

4055

513%

13%

2852

311%

512%

47

50

24%

55

27%

1450

––55––856

113%

53

424%

1750

424%

–––

161

––56

2912%

2255324

11%

NUMBER OF
PROJECTSSCOREDAIMM
SCORE
AVERAGEAfrica

8759

14East Asia and the Pacific3051

3South Asia

2955

Latin America and theCaribbean

4254

Europe29Middle East

9Central Asia, Türkiye,
Afghanistan, and Pakistan

17Global–243

RATING DISTRIBUTIONS

Excellent

FY22

RATED VERYSTRONGFOR
MARKET

BY REGION 1IFC

1. In FY22, IFC undertook an operational realignment that consolidated all operations in continental Africa into one Vice Presidency Unit (VPU)
and added a fourth regional VPU focusing on the Middle East, Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan),
Türkiye, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. Because of this, certain regional data may not match figures found in similar tables from last year’s
annual report “Measuring Up” chapter.

Committed Projects: Ex-Ante AIMM Score by Industry
FY23

FY22
NUMBER OF
PROJECTSSCOREDAIMM
SCORE
AVERAGERATED VERYSTRONGFOR
MARKET

6%

66

50

23%

1513%

86

54

1416%

614%

4053

513%

NUMBER OF
PROJECTSSCOREDAIMM
SCORE
AVERAGERATED VERYSTRONGFOR
MARKET

Manufacturing,Agribusiness & Services

67544

Financial Institutions Group

11457

Infrastructure & NaturalResources

4354

BY INDUSTRY		

Disruptive Technologies &Venture Capital

4056513%

4657

613%

IFC1264

563012%238

532711%

1. The industry totals for FY22 and FY23 do not match regional totals because of joint ventures between industries (13 in FY22 and 21 in FY23).
Each industry is allocated a full project count for each joint venture in which it participates. In FY23, one joint venture project was assigned amarket creation rating of “very strong.”

IFC ANNUAL REPORT 2023Investment Services Portfolio AIMM Score by Region
FY23

FY22AIMMSCORE
AVERAGERATED VERYSTRONGFORMARKET

AIMM
SCORE
AVERAGERATED VERYSTRONGFOR
MARKETAfrica

5116%

5015%

East Asia and the Pacific

497%

486%

South Asia

486%

485%

Latin America and the Caribbean

444%

446%

Europe426%439%

Middle East

4910%

479%

Central Asia, Türkiye, Afghanistan, andPakistan

4413%

4411%

Global

41–

4013%

IFC

489%

479%

BY REGION		

Investment Services Portfolio AIMM Score by Industry
FY23FY22AIMMSCORE
AVERAGERATED VERYSTRONGFORMARKET

AIMM
SCORE
AVERAGERATED VERYSTRONGFOR
MARKET

Manufacturing, Agribusiness & Services

453%

453%

Financial Institutions Group

489%

477%

Infrastructure & Natural Resources

5219%

5221%

Disruptive Technologies & Venture Capital

4913%

4712%

IFC

489%

479%

BY INDUSTRY

Investment Services Share of Project Ratings
RATING DISTRIBUTIONSAIMM RATING CATEGORIESFY23FY22

Excellent

11%

8%

Good

53%

55%

Satisfactory

25%

27%

Low

10%

10%

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