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BBVA Argentaria Paraguay S.A. - 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>
Trafalgar Development Bank <p>Trafalgar Development Bank</p> <p>Trafalgar Development Bank</p>
Klabin - Puma Project <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>
Portland Caribbean Fund II <p>Portland Caribbean Fund II</p> <p>Portland Caribbean Fund II</p>
Central Railroad PPP Project The Project’s objective is to design, construct, finance and maintain the 272-kilometer long railway between Montevideo and Paso de Los Toros in Uruguay. The financing consists of (i) a senior A loan, granted by the IDB Group for an amount of up to US$300 million and a senior B loan for an amount of up to US$160.9 million, provided by two international commercial banks; in addition, the financing will include (ii) a subordinated A loan provided by the IDB Group for an amount of up to US$7.5 million and a subordinated B loan for an amount of up to US$67.5 million.Amendment: Subsequently, in 2022 IDB Invest approved certain modifications to the financing granted in 2019, including among others the following: (i) a new B Loan for US$250,000,000, (ii) reduction of the IDBG A Loans from US$300,000,000 to US$175,000,000, and (iii) reduction of the IDB Invest B Loan from US$160,900,000 to US$130,450,000. The Project’s objective is to design, construct, finance and maintain the 272-kilometer long railway between Montevideo and Paso de Los Toros in Uruguay. The financing consists of (i) a senior A loan, granted by the IDB Group for an amount of up to US$300 million and a senior B loan for an amount of up to US$160.9 million, provided by two international commercial banks; in addition, the financing will include (ii) a subordinated A loan provided by the IDB Group for an amount of up to US$7.5 million and a subordinated B loan for an amount of up to US$67.5 million.Amendment: Subsequently, in 2022 IDB Invest approved certain modifications to the financing granted in 2019, including among others the following: (i) a new B Loan for US$250,000,000, (ii) reduction of the IDBG A Loans from US$300,000,000 to US$175,000,000, and (iii) reduction of the IDB Invest B Loan from US$160,900,000 to US$130,450,000.
Gelec S.A.S Grupo Gelec S.A.S. (Gelec) was established in 2009 to generate, transmit, distribute, and market electricity. The company is in the process of purchasing the 1.48 megawatt Patico – La Cabrera hydropower plant and associated assets. The power plant, which is operating, is located in Puracé-Coconuco township, in the department of Cauca.The purpose of this IIC operation is to partially finance the purchase, upgrading, and modernization of the hydropower plant and associated assets. The amount of financing proposed is US$2.6 million. Grupo Gelec S.A.S. (Gelec) was established in 2009 to generate, transmit, distribute, and market electricity. The company is in the process of purchasing the 1.48 megawatt Patico – La Cabrera hydropower plant and associated assets. The power plant, which is operating, is located in Puracé-Coconuco township, in the department of Cauca.The purpose of this IIC operation is to partially finance the purchase, upgrading, and modernization of the hydropower plant and associated assets. The amount of financing proposed is US$2.6 million.
Compañia de Finanzas y Servicios <p>Compañia de Finanzas y Servicios</p> <p>Compañia de Finanzas y Servicios</p>
Banco Improsa - Garantia <p>Banco Improsa - Garantia</p> <p>Banco Improsa - Garantia</p>
ORBIA - Supply Chain Orbia Advance Corporation S.A.B. de C.V. is a global leader in innovating solutions for the construction and infrastructure, data communications, irrigation and chemical sectors. The transaction consists of a reverse factoring uncommitted revolving credit line in Mexico to finance suppliers based in Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Chile, El Salvador, Uruguay, Guatemala, Barbados and Ecuador, by acquiring supplier credit rights, and by issuing guarantees in favor of eligible financial institutions, in the form of unfunded participations in such supplier credit rights. Orbia Advance Corporation S.A.B. de C.V. is a global leader in innovating solutions for the construction and infrastructure, data communications, irrigation and chemical sectors. The transaction consists of a reverse factoring uncommitted revolving credit line in Mexico to finance suppliers based in Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Chile, El Salvador, Uruguay, Guatemala, Barbados and Ecuador, by acquiring supplier credit rights, and by issuing guarantees in favor of eligible financial institutions, in the form of unfunded participations in such supplier credit rights.
Interbanco Bank - TFFP Credit Line 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. 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.
Equity Investment in CMAC Sullana <p>Equity Investment in CMAC Sullana</p> <p>Equity Investment in CMAC Sullana</p>
Republic Bank TT SME Bond <p>Republic Bank TT SME Bond</p> <p>Republic Bank TT SME Bond</p>
The National Coffee Fund <p>The National Coffee Fund</p> <p>The National Coffee Fund</p>
Crédito Real Women-Led SME Financing Partnership The proposed loan for Crédito Real S.A.B. de C.V., SOFOM E.R. ("Crédito Real") is for up to the Mexican peso (“MEX$”) equivalent of US$50 million, or MEX$1 billion, whichever is less, to support the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises ("SMEs") in Mexico. The Project seeks to promote access to financing for SMEs led by women in Mexico through financial products such as leasing, which provide a comprehensive approach to serving the female market. The term of the IDB Invest Loan is expected to be up to five years, and the Loan will be complemented by IDB Invest technical assistance to support the efforts of Crédito Real to become a role model for leasing operations with a gender focus. The proposed loan for Crédito Real S.A.B. de C.V., SOFOM E.R. ("Crédito Real") is for up to the Mexican peso (“MEX$”) equivalent of US$50 million, or MEX$1 billion, whichever is less, to support the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises ("SMEs") in Mexico. The Project seeks to promote access to financing for SMEs led by women in Mexico through financial products such as leasing, which provide a comprehensive approach to serving the female market. The term of the IDB Invest Loan is expected to be up to five years, and the Loan will be complemented by IDB Invest technical assistance to support the efforts of Crédito Real to become a role model for leasing operations with a gender focus.
Bradesco - Sustainable Financing <p>Bradesco - Sustainable Financing</p> <p>Bradesco - Sustainable Financing</p>
Almacenadora Mercader, S.A. Almer is a grain warehousing company that was privatized in 1998. As a warehousing company it has very relevant role in the tortilla production chain because its logistics and infrastructure (buying, storage, grading, selling) allows for timely supply of raw material (corn) from the many, mostly small farmers to the producers of tortillas. The proposed project involves providing Almer with permanent working capital through the use of warehouse receivables as security in order to increase its purchase of white corn from most small farmers that is used in the production of tortillas (the "Project"). This will result in an overall increase in the efficiency in the tortilla production system. In addition, as part of the Project, the Company will increase its purchase of wheat and sorghum. The Company will be able to increase its purchase of grains from Mexican producers via repurchase agreements ("repos") to be financed with the Project¹s funds. The increase in permanent working capital will enable the Company to expand its operations, thereby increasing the utilization of its existing fixed assets without making significant investments. In addition, the Project supports the development of the Mexican capital market by creating the basis for the eventual securitization of the grain purchase instruments (warehousing receipts). The more immediate benefit will be to agricultural producers by giving them access to credit and to modern distribution systems and risk management instruments. Almer is a grain warehousing company that was privatized in 1998. As a warehousing company it has very relevant role in the tortilla production chain because its logistics and infrastructure (buying, storage, grading, selling) allows for timely supply of raw material (corn) from the many, mostly small farmers to the producers of tortillas. The proposed project involves providing Almer with permanent working capital through the use of warehouse receivables as security in order to increase its purchase of white corn from most small farmers that is used in the production of tortillas (the "Project"). This will result in an overall increase in the efficiency in the tortilla production system. In addition, as part of the Project, the Company will increase its purchase of wheat and sorghum. The Company will be able to increase its purchase of grains from Mexican producers via repurchase agreements ("repos") to be financed with the Project¹s funds. The increase in permanent working capital will enable the Company to expand its operations, thereby increasing the utilization of its existing fixed assets without making significant investments. In addition, the Project supports the development of the Mexican capital market by creating the basis for the eventual securitization of the grain purchase instruments (warehousing receipts). The more immediate benefit will be to agricultural producers by giving them access to credit and to modern distribution systems and risk management instruments.
Marevalley Women Led SME Partnership <p>Marevalley Women Led SME Partnership</p> <p>Marevalley Women Led SME Partnership</p>
Tembici Equity Investment IDB Invest is considering an equity investment of up to US$5 million in TB I Holdings Ltd. (“Tembici” or the “Company”), registered in Cayman Islands and headquartered in Brazil, as part of the Series C equity round.The Client is the leading micro-mobility player in Latin America operating docked bike sharing programs in 4 countries and 13 cities throughout the region. In Brazil, the Company operates in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Riviera, Salvador, Brasilia, Recife, Olinda, Jaboatão and Porto Alegre. In Argentina it covers Buenos Airesand Nordelta. In Colombia it operates in Bogota, and in Chile, in Santiago.Tembici has obtained several key concessions and exclusive permits to operate which provides a strong barrier of entry. Additionally, it has secured long-term (5-15 years) contracts with sponsors and advertisers, which brings recurring and predictable cash flows. The Company’s future growth plan consists in scaling within existing countries and expand to new cities, as it continues to ramp-up operations. IDB Invest is considering an equity investment of up to US$5 million in TB I Holdings Ltd. (“Tembici” or the “Company”), registered in Cayman Islands and headquartered in Brazil, as part of the Series C equity round.The Client is the leading micro-mobility player in Latin America operating docked bike sharing programs in 4 countries and 13 cities throughout the region. In Brazil, the Company operates in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Riviera, Salvador, Brasilia, Recife, Olinda, Jaboatão and Porto Alegre. In Argentina it covers Buenos Airesand Nordelta. In Colombia it operates in Bogota, and in Chile, in Santiago.Tembici has obtained several key concessions and exclusive permits to operate which provides a strong barrier of entry. Additionally, it has secured long-term (5-15 years) contracts with sponsors and advertisers, which brings recurring and predictable cash flows. The Company’s future growth plan consists in scaling within existing countries and expand to new cities, as it continues to ramp-up operations.
Banco ABC Brasil Green Financing Partnership <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>
Wind Power Energia S.A. Wind Power Energia S.A. (WPE) is a member of Grupo IMPSA, which has designed, produced, and marketed high-capacity wind power equipment in Cabo de Santo Agostinho, Pernambuco State, Brazil, since September 2008.WPE also provides construction services, including the assembly and installation of generators, electrical components, and other industrial equipment for the energy sector. It has an annual production capacity of 300 wind power generators and is in the process of expanding to increase that number to 500 and to begin manufacturing electromechanical equipment in Pernambuco for hydroelectric power plants.	WPE primarily supplies wind farms in Brazil and, depending on the demand, may begin to supply wind farms in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and other locations. It is the only company in Latin America with the technology to produce this kind of equipment. The assembly of domestic and imported parts at its manufacturing plant in Recife currently involves a heavy workload for the company’s electrical engineers.	The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide WPE with working capital financing, given the growth it is experiencing in the production of wind power equipment. Wind Power Energia S.A. (WPE) is a member of Grupo IMPSA, which has designed, produced, and marketed high-capacity wind power equipment in Cabo de Santo Agostinho, Pernambuco State, Brazil, since September 2008.WPE also provides construction services, including the assembly and installation of generators, electrical components, and other industrial equipment for the energy sector. It has an annual production capacity of 300 wind power generators and is in the process of expanding to increase that number to 500 and to begin manufacturing electromechanical equipment in Pernambuco for hydroelectric power plants.	WPE primarily supplies wind farms in Brazil and, depending on the demand, may begin to supply wind farms in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and other locations. It is the only company in Latin America with the technology to produce this kind of equipment. The assembly of domestic and imported parts at its manufacturing plant in Recife currently involves a heavy workload for the company’s electrical engineers.	The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide WPE with working capital financing, given the growth it is experiencing in the production of wind power equipment.
Arquitectura y Concreto <p>Arquitectura y Concreto</p> <p>Arquitectura y Concreto</p>
Parque Industrial Búfalo, S.A. <p>Parque Industrial Búfalo, S.A.</p> <p>Parque Industrial Búfalo, S.A.</p>
Vitol Transfondo TMSA Concession <p>Vitol Transfondo TMSA Concession</p> <p>Vitol Transfondo TMSA Concession</p>
Teleferico Bicentenario Cable Car <p>Teleferico Bicentenario Cable Car</p> <p>Teleferico Bicentenario Cable Car</p>
Expansion - Les Cereales d'Haiti <p>Expansion - Les Cereales d'Haiti</p> <p>Expansion - Les Cereales d'Haiti</p>
Banco Davivienda Honduras, S.A. The project consists of a loan of up to US$3.9 million to Banco Davivienda Honduras S.A. The purpose of this loan is to support Honduran small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through operations to finance working capital or the purchase of fixed assets.Banco Davivienda Honduras is owned by Banco Davivienda Colombia, a bank that belongs to Grupo Empresarial Bolívar de Colombia, which has been in business for more than 70 years. The project consists of a loan of up to US$3.9 million to Banco Davivienda Honduras S.A. The purpose of this loan is to support Honduran small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through operations to finance working capital or the purchase of fixed assets.Banco Davivienda Honduras is owned by Banco Davivienda Colombia, a bank that belongs to Grupo Empresarial Bolívar de Colombia, which has been in business for more than 70 years.
Amistad Wind Power Project <p>Amistad Wind Power Project</p> <p>Amistad Wind Power Project</p>
Aureos Central America Fund The proposed project consists of a US$3 million investment in ACAF, a diversified private equity fund that will focus primarily on later-stage SMEs located in Central America, Panama and Dominican Republic. The investee companies must satisfy the eligibility criteria established by the IIC. The proposed project consists of a US$3 million investment in ACAF, a diversified private equity fund that will focus primarily on later-stage SMEs located in Central America, Panama and Dominican Republic. The investee companies must satisfy the eligibility criteria established by the IIC.
Acajutla Energia Solar I Project (ES-L1090) <p>Acajutla Energia Solar I Project (ES-L1090)</p> <p>Acajutla Energia Solar I Project (ES-L1090)</p>
BizCapital - Series C Round <p>BizCapital - Series C Round</p> <p>BizCapital - Series C Round</p>
Mercon The proposed financing to Mercon B.V. and Mercon Coffee Corp. (the "Borrowers", "Mercon" or the "Company") aims to provide liquidity to Borrowers, throughout the coffee value chain from their operations of origin, coffee production (own and from third parties) and its processing, to destination, logistics and commercialization (mainly exports), to promote the growth of its sales of coffee originating in Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, and Peru.The proposed financing consists of a revolving, uncommitted, short-term credit line linked to sustainability parameters of up to US$50 million, which will be part of a syndicated credit line of up to US$500 million, subject to optional incremental features. The participation of IDB Invest will support the Company to ensure the relevant financing for its operations, mainly financing its original activities. The proposed financing to Mercon B.V. and Mercon Coffee Corp. (the "Borrowers", "Mercon" or the "Company") aims to provide liquidity to Borrowers, throughout the coffee value chain from their operations of origin, coffee production (own and from third parties) and its processing, to destination, logistics and commercialization (mainly exports), to promote the growth of its sales of coffee originating in Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, and Peru.The proposed financing consists of a revolving, uncommitted, short-term credit line linked to sustainability parameters of up to US$50 million, which will be part of a syndicated credit line of up to US$500 million, subject to optional incremental features. The participation of IDB Invest will support the Company to ensure the relevant financing for its operations, mainly financing its original activities.
BOS Blocks  and  Tiles, Ltd <p>BOS Blocks  and  Tiles, Ltd</p> <p>BOS Blocks  and  Tiles, Ltd</p>
Programa Garantias Bursatiles NAFIN-CII The IIC seeks to work with Nacional Financiera, S.N.C. (NAFIN) to improve the risk profile of bond placements (emisiones bursátiles) to be carried out by non-bank financial intermediaries and small and medium-size companies, by obtaining better financing terms and conditions for these companies. By introducing a new product such as partial credit guarantees, the IIC also seeks to boost financial intermediation and foster savings in the local financial market. The IIC's participation also opens the door to long-term financing in local currency for companies that are not necessarily exporters. The IIC seeks to work with Nacional Financiera, S.N.C. (NAFIN) to improve the risk profile of bond placements (emisiones bursátiles) to be carried out by non-bank financial intermediaries and small and medium-size companies, by obtaining better financing terms and conditions for these companies. By introducing a new product such as partial credit guarantees, the IIC also seeks to boost financial intermediation and foster savings in the local financial market. The IIC's participation also opens the door to long-term financing in local currency for companies that are not necessarily exporters.
Liberty Bahamas Smartphones and Digital Services  Financing <p>Liberty Bahamas Smartphones and Digital Services  Financing</p> <p>Liberty Bahamas Smartphones and Digital Services  Financing</p>
Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (EDECSA X) <p>Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (EDECSA X)</p> <p>Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (EDECSA X)</p>
Ecosac LT Financing The proposed transaction consists of a senior secured loan for Eco-Acuícola S.A.C. and Ecosac Agrícola S.A.C. (“Ecosac” or the “Company”). The transaction consists of an A/B loan for up to US$58.5 million, with a 10-year term (7 years for the B loan) and a two-year grace period with a collateral guarantee acceptable to IDB Invest. The funds will be used to finance: (i) expansion capital investments to increase crop production and the efficiency of existing operations; (ii) permanent working capital; and (iii) debt refinancing (the “Project”). The proposed transaction consists of a senior secured loan for Eco-Acuícola S.A.C. and Ecosac Agrícola S.A.C. (“Ecosac” or the “Company”). The transaction consists of an A/B loan for up to US$58.5 million, with a 10-year term (7 years for the B loan) and a two-year grace period with a collateral guarantee acceptable to IDB Invest. The funds will be used to finance: (i) expansion capital investments to increase crop production and the efficiency of existing operations; (ii) permanent working capital; and (iii) debt refinancing (the “Project”).
Banco Cuscatlan SV, S.A. (previously Scotiabank ES) - TFFP Line <p>Banco Cuscatlan SV, S.A. (previously Scotiabank ES) - TFFP Line</p> <p>Banco Cuscatlan SV, S.A. (previously Scotiabank ES) - TFFP Line</p>
Agrofinanzas S.A. de CV SOFOL <p>Agrofinanzas S.A. de CV SOFOL</p> <p>Agrofinanzas S.A. de CV SOFOL</p>
Centenario Desarrollo Urbano <p>Centenario Desarrollo Urbano</p> <p>Centenario Desarrollo Urbano</p>