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BAC San Jose Senior loan, in the form of a credit line, for providing funding with a range of terms, including medium- and long-term corporate loans, finance and operating leases, and trade and working capital finance operations, preferably for small and medium-size companies in Costa Rica. Senior loan, in the form of a credit line, for providing funding with a range of terms, including medium- and long-term corporate loans, finance and operating leases, and trade and working capital finance operations, preferably for small and medium-size companies in Costa Rica.
VINTE, Viviendas Integrales S.A.P.I. de C.V. II <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Invertec Foods S.A. Project Description: The project involves the expansion of Invertec Foods S.A. apple and capsicum (red and green bell peppers and jalapeños) dehydration facilities in Chile and the increase in the cultivation of apples required in the hydration process. The project will enable an increase in production capacity of dehydrated apples and capsicum by about 35%, from 2,593 to 3,488 tons. This will be achieved by 1) optimizing the preservation of raw materials by increasing the cold storage capacity, 2) incorporating additional stages into the drying process, 3) constructing a new warehouse for finished goods, 4) acquiring peeling equipment, 5) acquiring a sorting unit for fruit inspection to increase quality control, and 6) other investments in the plant to increase efficiency and product safety. The project also contemplates a 40% increase in the land available for apple cultivation from 176 has to 246 has. By expanding the process lines and by increasing the cold storage chambers for raw materials and finished products, the company will be able to produce throughout the year, rather than seasonally. Project Description: The project involves the expansion of Invertec Foods S.A. apple and capsicum (red and green bell peppers and jalapeños) dehydration facilities in Chile and the increase in the cultivation of apples required in the hydration process. The project will enable an increase in production capacity of dehydrated apples and capsicum by about 35%, from 2,593 to 3,488 tons. This will be achieved by 1) optimizing the preservation of raw materials by increasing the cold storage capacity, 2) incorporating additional stages into the drying process, 3) constructing a new warehouse for finished goods, 4) acquiring peeling equipment, 5) acquiring a sorting unit for fruit inspection to increase quality control, and 6) other investments in the plant to increase efficiency and product safety. The project also contemplates a 40% increase in the land available for apple cultivation from 176 has to 246 has. By expanding the process lines and by increasing the cold storage chambers for raw materials and finished products, the company will be able to produce throughout the year, rather than seasonally.
Credicorp Capital - Private Debt Fund IDB Invest has proposed an investment of up to: (i) the equivalent of US$40 million in Colombian pesos; and (ii) 20% of the Fund’s total commitments. The Project consists of a capital investment in the Fondo de Capital Privado Credicorp Capital Deuda Privada I(the "Fund"), a private credit fund created to provide tailored debt financing solutions for Mid-Market Enterprises (“MMEs”) in Colombia. The Fund will be managed by Credicorp Capital Colombia S.A. (the “Fund Manager”), a subsidiary of Credicorp Ltd. (“Credicorp”), the largest financial holding in Peru and a leader in the Andean region. The Fund will invest in private debt instruments (primarily direct loans, but potentially also corporate bonds, securitized bonds, or others). The Fund will have an investment period of four years and a total life of tenyears. IDB Invest has proposed an investment of up to: (i) the equivalent of US$40 million in Colombian pesos; and (ii) 20% of the Fund’s total commitments. The Project consists of a capital investment in the Fondo de Capital Privado Credicorp Capital Deuda Privada I(the "Fund"), a private credit fund created to provide tailored debt financing solutions for Mid-Market Enterprises (“MMEs”) in Colombia. The Fund will be managed by Credicorp Capital Colombia S.A. (the “Fund Manager”), a subsidiary of Credicorp Ltd. (“Credicorp”), the largest financial holding in Peru and a leader in the Andean region. The Fund will invest in private debt instruments (primarily direct loans, but potentially also corporate bonds, securitized bonds, or others). The Fund will have an investment period of four years and a total life of tenyears.
Bancoldex/Emserpucar Guarantee - Complementary Mechanism <p>Bancoldex/Emserpucar Guarantee - Complementary Mechanism</p> <p>Bancoldex/Emserpucar Guarantee - Complementary Mechanism</p>
Banco de Galicia y Buenos Aires - TFFP <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
UWI International School for Development Justice IDB Invest will provide financing for an estimated amount of US$12 million for the development of the International School for Development Justice, a project that The University of West Indies seeks to carry out, aiming to be one of the world’s first postgraduate online learning schools dedicated exclusively to programs around sustainability and social justice. Under this project, students will be able to access degrees on sustainability and social justice from anywhere in the world, allowing individuals who may not have had the opportunity to attend a traditional university to pursue higher education. It will also provide programs related to UN Sustainability Goals that currently are not available in the market. IDB Invest will provide financing for an estimated amount of US$12 million for the development of the International School for Development Justice, a project that The University of West Indies seeks to carry out, aiming to be one of the world’s first postgraduate online learning schools dedicated exclusively to programs around sustainability and social justice. Under this project, students will be able to access degrees on sustainability and social justice from anywhere in the world, allowing individuals who may not have had the opportunity to attend a traditional university to pursue higher education. It will also provide programs related to UN Sustainability Goals that currently are not available in the market.
National Hardware Limited <p>National Hardware Limited</p> <p>National Hardware Limited</p>
Mainter Import Finance The proposed transaction consists of a secured, revolving, non-committed line of credit with a 3 year tenor, for up to US$9million, under which IDB Invest would make disbursements in up to 240 days to import agricultural machinery and/or supplies for Main International Trading Company S.R.L’s (“Mainter” or the “Company”) “Elegible Vendor(s),” which will be sold and/or financed out to agricultural producers.The Project seeks to offer a working capital solution that is currently unavailable in the Bolivian market, which will allow Mainter to finance the imports of agricultural machinery and/or supplies, continue with its growth plan and pass the economic benefits of the Facility to its small and mid-sized agricultural producer clients. This would be the first transaction of IDB Invest with Mainter, and with Grupo Landicorp, and its first intervention in the agribusiness sector in Bolivia in the last few years.AMENDMENT:In May 25, 2021, the following information is being updated:Financing Amount: US$5,000,000Term of disbursements: 210 daysDestination: Import of Agro-supplies The proposed transaction consists of a secured, revolving, non-committed line of credit with a 3 year tenor, for up to US$9million, under which IDB Invest would make disbursements in up to 240 days to import agricultural machinery and/or supplies for Main International Trading Company S.R.L’s (“Mainter” or the “Company”) “Elegible Vendor(s),” which will be sold and/or financed out to agricultural producers.The Project seeks to offer a working capital solution that is currently unavailable in the Bolivian market, which will allow Mainter to finance the imports of agricultural machinery and/or supplies, continue with its growth plan and pass the economic benefits of the Facility to its small and mid-sized agricultural producer clients. This would be the first transaction of IDB Invest with Mainter, and with Grupo Landicorp, and its first intervention in the agribusiness sector in Bolivia in the last few years.AMENDMENT:In May 25, 2021, the following information is being updated:Financing Amount: US$5,000,000Term of disbursements: 210 daysDestination: Import of Agro-supplies
Agrofertil - Expansion Capex The proposed financing consists of:(i) A senior loan for up to US$10 million and a maximum term of 8 years, with semiannual repayments of principal and interest, including 18 months of grace, for the construction of a seed plant, and the construction and expansion of silos, which will allow Agrofértil SA ensure the supply and quality of these inputs, and extend its geographical scope to be closer to the producer.(ii) An annual revolving credit line committed to Agrofertil S.A. for up to US$30 million with a term of up to four years. The company will use these funds to purchase agro-inputs that it will later sell and finance to producers in terms of up to 390 days, seeking to substitute lines of credit from suppliers that today grant shorter terms.Agrofertil is the leading company in the distribution of agricultural inputs in Paraguay, also providing technical assistance services to producers, and in the purchase, collection and sale of grains. The proposed financing consists of:(i) A senior loan for up to US$10 million and a maximum term of 8 years, with semiannual repayments of principal and interest, including 18 months of grace, for the construction of a seed plant, and the construction and expansion of silos, which will allow Agrofértil SA ensure the supply and quality of these inputs, and extend its geographical scope to be closer to the producer.(ii) An annual revolving credit line committed to Agrofertil S.A. for up to US$30 million with a term of up to four years. The company will use these funds to purchase agro-inputs that it will later sell and finance to producers in terms of up to 390 days, seeking to substitute lines of credit from suppliers that today grant shorter terms.Agrofertil is the leading company in the distribution of agricultural inputs in Paraguay, also providing technical assistance services to producers, and in the purchase, collection and sale of grains.
Financiera Delta- Nicaragua <p>Financiera Delta- Nicaragua</p> <p>Financiera Delta- Nicaragua</p>
Almacenadora Mercader S.A. II The purpose of the project is to establish a program that will provide financing in rural areas through a medium-term US$10 million loan to ALMER, a leading warehousing company, to support ALMER's purchases of grain for making tortillas. The company purchases grain from small farmers in Mexico's principal grain producing areas. This innovative facility that will support the food industry will give small farmers access to financing and foster development of the local capital market The purpose of the project is to establish a program that will provide financing in rural areas through a medium-term US$10 million loan to ALMER, a leading warehousing company, to support ALMER's purchases of grain for making tortillas. The company purchases grain from small farmers in Mexico's principal grain producing areas. This innovative facility that will support the food industry will give small farmers access to financing and foster development of the local capital market
Petroquimica Comodoro Rivadavia S.A. <p>Petroquimica Comodoro Rivadavia S.A.</p> <p>Petroquimica Comodoro Rivadavia S.A.</p>
Blue Power Energy S.A. The proposed investment in the wind farm consists of installing twenty-two 1.8 MW Vestas V90 wind turbine generators, resulting in a total power generation capacity of 39.6 MW per year. The project will be located in southwestern Nicaragua, near the town of Rivas. The area of the wind farm will be interconnected by a network of access roads. Power will be delivered to the Amayo substation via a 13 km overhead line.The main purpose of the La Fe / San Martín wind farm is to provide affordable electricity to the Nicaraguan power grid from a clean, renewable source—wind. The farm’s expected net power output is 138 GWh per year, at 40% capacity. The project qualifies as a clean development mechanism (CDM) project.Blue Power & Energy S.A. is a special purpose vehicle in Nicaragua, established by Mr. Joaquín Cuadra, M & Block and Construcción Lacayo Fiallos S.A. All these companies are owned by Nicaraguan citizens. Vestas WTG México S.A. de C.V. will supply the equipment and provide wind generator transportation, unloading, assembly, and installation services. Industria Tecnológica de Panamá S.A., an affiliate of the Belgian group TRECO, is the transaction manager. Dissur and Disnorte, utilities companies in Nicaragua, will be the offtakers. The Panama branch of Banco Internacional de Costa Rica has been working with the IIC in structuring the operation. The Danish exports agency Eksport Kredit Fonden (EKF) is also participating in the transaction. The proposed investment in the wind farm consists of installing twenty-two 1.8 MW Vestas V90 wind turbine generators, resulting in a total power generation capacity of 39.6 MW per year. The project will be located in southwestern Nicaragua, near the town of Rivas. The area of the wind farm will be interconnected by a network of access roads. Power will be delivered to the Amayo substation via a 13 km overhead line.The main purpose of the La Fe / San Martín wind farm is to provide affordable electricity to the Nicaraguan power grid from a clean, renewable source—wind. The farm’s expected net power output is 138 GWh per year, at 40% capacity. The project qualifies as a clean development mechanism (CDM) project.Blue Power & Energy S.A. is a special purpose vehicle in Nicaragua, established by Mr. Joaquín Cuadra, M & Block and Construcción Lacayo Fiallos S.A. All these companies are owned by Nicaraguan citizens. Vestas WTG México S.A. de C.V. will supply the equipment and provide wind generator transportation, unloading, assembly, and installation services. Industria Tecnológica de Panamá S.A., an affiliate of the Belgian group TRECO, is the transaction manager. Dissur and Disnorte, utilities companies in Nicaragua, will be the offtakers. The Panama branch of Banco Internacional de Costa Rica has been working with the IIC in structuring the operation. The Danish exports agency Eksport Kredit Fonden (EKF) is also participating in the transaction.
Vasconia This transaction consists of a Partial Credit Guarantee to Grupo Vasconia S.A.B. (“Vasconia” or the “Group”) for bond issuances by the Group under its program (the “Project”). Vasconia is a Mexican industrial group mainly dedicated to aluminum manufacturing and production. It is organized into two divisions: i) consumer products, Vasconia Brands S.A. de C.V, with three plants mainly dedicated to the manufacture and sale (online) of tableware and kitchenware under different brands; and ii) industrial products, Almexa S.A. de C.V. with two operating plants and one in the late stages of construction, which manufacture aluminum sheets from recycled aluminum from local sources (68%) and imported primary aluminum (32%). This transaction consists of a Partial Credit Guarantee to Grupo Vasconia S.A.B. (“Vasconia” or the “Group”) for bond issuances by the Group under its program (the “Project”). Vasconia is a Mexican industrial group mainly dedicated to aluminum manufacturing and production. It is organized into two divisions: i) consumer products, Vasconia Brands S.A. de C.V, with three plants mainly dedicated to the manufacture and sale (online) of tableware and kitchenware under different brands; and ii) industrial products, Almexa S.A. de C.V. with two operating plants and one in the late stages of construction, which manufacture aluminum sheets from recycled aluminum from local sources (68%) and imported primary aluminum (32%).
ARA - Agricultura y Recursos Atlixquenses <p>ARA - Agricultura y Recursos Atlixquenses</p> <p>ARA - Agricultura y Recursos Atlixquenses</p>
Latin American Agribusiness Development Corporation II The proposed project is a colending facility of US$12 million made up of IIC participation of US$6.0 million and LAAD participation of US$6.0 million. The facility will promote private sector investment and employment in the rural areas of countries in Latin America and the Caribbean through the financing of small and medium-size export-oriented companies in the agribusiness sector.LAAD is a successful private investment and development company with more than 30 years of experience with headquarters in Miami, Florida and several regional offices strategically located in Latin America and the Caribbean.  LAAD finances and develops private agribusiness projects in Latin America and the Caribbean involving all phases of production, processing, storage, services, technology and marketing in the fields of agriculture, livestock, forestry, and fishing.This facility is the second operation the IIC undertakes with LAAD. The first operation was approved in 1998. The proposed project is a colending facility of US$12 million made up of IIC participation of US$6.0 million and LAAD participation of US$6.0 million. The facility will promote private sector investment and employment in the rural areas of countries in Latin America and the Caribbean through the financing of small and medium-size export-oriented companies in the agribusiness sector.LAAD is a successful private investment and development company with more than 30 years of experience with headquarters in Miami, Florida and several regional offices strategically located in Latin America and the Caribbean.  LAAD finances and develops private agribusiness projects in Latin America and the Caribbean involving all phases of production, processing, storage, services, technology and marketing in the fields of agriculture, livestock, forestry, and fishing.This facility is the second operation the IIC undertakes with LAAD. The first operation was approved in 1998.
Multinational Industrial Fund Multinational Industrial Fund II ("MIF II" or the "Fund") is a private equity investment fund that will invest primarily in projects supporting family businesses established in Mexico in the industrial and services sectors (for example: education, entertainment, logistics, health, and tourism). The Fund’s target amount is between US$120 million and US$150 million. To date, MIF II has carried out three closings for US$80 million and is in the initial investment phase with an investment that has been executed and another that has been approved. The principal investors are Mexican pension funds and institutional investors, including Corporación Mexicana de Inversiones de Capital.IIC participation in MIF II, in the amount of US$3 million, is consistent with the IIC’s strategy of participating in private equity funds that allow it to reach a larger number of sectors and companies than it would through direct investments. In addition, the objective of the IIC is to improve the impact that MIF II has on development by introducing environmental and labor procedures and standards consistent with international guidelines, as well as to measure the impact on the development of the companies in which the Fund invests. Multinational Industrial Fund II ("MIF II" or the "Fund") is a private equity investment fund that will invest primarily in projects supporting family businesses established in Mexico in the industrial and services sectors (for example: education, entertainment, logistics, health, and tourism). The Fund’s target amount is between US$120 million and US$150 million. To date, MIF II has carried out three closings for US$80 million and is in the initial investment phase with an investment that has been executed and another that has been approved. The principal investors are Mexican pension funds and institutional investors, including Corporación Mexicana de Inversiones de Capital.IIC participation in MIF II, in the amount of US$3 million, is consistent with the IIC’s strategy of participating in private equity funds that allow it to reach a larger number of sectors and companies than it would through direct investments. In addition, the objective of the IIC is to improve the impact that MIF II has on development by introducing environmental and labor procedures and standards consistent with international guidelines, as well as to measure the impact on the development of the companies in which the Fund invests.
Financiera Multivalores The project consists of a long-term loan of up to US$1 million to Financiera Multivalores. The loan proceeds will be used to finance the growth of the residential mortgage portfolio. The project consists of a long-term loan of up to US$1 million to Financiera Multivalores. The loan proceeds will be used to finance the growth of the residential mortgage portfolio.
Moyobamba-Iquitos Transmission Line (PE-L1172) <p>Moyobamba-Iquitos Transmission Line (PE-L1172)</p> <p>Moyobamba-Iquitos Transmission Line (PE-L1172)</p>
Colour Republic LT Loan <p>Colour Republic LT Loan</p> <p>Colour Republic LT Loan</p>
KBEC Sanitary Landfills <p>KBEC Sanitary Landfills</p> <p>KBEC Sanitary Landfills</p>
Dina Camiones, S.A. de C.V. The proceeds from the IIC loan will be used to finance 2014 technology development efforts to design and develop buses that meet or exceed Mexico’s environmental standards.Dina is a Mexican company founded in 1951 that designs and manufactures transportation equipment. Dina currently provides transportation solutions by manufacturing buses ranging from 8 to 18 meters in length for urban and suburban markets, using technology that is 100% Mexican. The proceeds from the IIC loan will be used to finance 2014 technology development efforts to design and develop buses that meet or exceed Mexico’s environmental standards.Dina is a Mexican company founded in 1951 that designs and manufactures transportation equipment. Dina currently provides transportation solutions by manufacturing buses ranging from 8 to 18 meters in length for urban and suburban markets, using technology that is 100% Mexican.
Electroban SAECA: Productive financing for BoP microentrepreneurs <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>