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Fincas II Fincas Patagónicas is a family-owned business that is classed as a small and medium-size enterprise (SME) in Argentina. The company owns Bodega Tapiz (brand name), a winery specializing in fine wine that is chiefly for export. It began operating in 2003 after acquiring the assets of an international company.In 2008 the IIC provided Fincas Patagónicas with a loan used to finance the following: (i) purchase stainless steel tanks and carry out minor construction work to expand the winery’s installed capacity to up to 2 million liters per year, i.e., a 100% increase; (ii) plant 80 hectares in winegrapes; and (iii) purchase oak barrels. The positive outcome of the first loan led Fincas Patagónicas to request a second loan to be used in financing the increase in accounts receivables and inventory derived from an increase in production and sales of fine wine.With this project, the IIC will (i) support the growth of an export-oriented Argentinean SME operating in a growing, strategic sector that is a significant generator of foreign exchange; and (ii) support the development of an SME by enabling it to strengthen its competitive position in a sector dominated by large corporations with international backing. Fincas Patagónicas is a family-owned business that is classed as a small and medium-size enterprise (SME) in Argentina. The company owns Bodega Tapiz (brand name), a winery specializing in fine wine that is chiefly for export. It began operating in 2003 after acquiring the assets of an international company.In 2008 the IIC provided Fincas Patagónicas with a loan used to finance the following: (i) purchase stainless steel tanks and carry out minor construction work to expand the winery’s installed capacity to up to 2 million liters per year, i.e., a 100% increase; (ii) plant 80 hectares in winegrapes; and (iii) purchase oak barrels. The positive outcome of the first loan led Fincas Patagónicas to request a second loan to be used in financing the increase in accounts receivables and inventory derived from an increase in production and sales of fine wine.With this project, the IIC will (i) support the growth of an export-oriented Argentinean SME operating in a growing, strategic sector that is a significant generator of foreign exchange; and (ii) support the development of an SME by enabling it to strengthen its competitive position in a sector dominated by large corporations with international backing.
Riverpar Green Pushboat Financing Riverpar S.A. (the “Company”) is a company established in Paraguay, part of the Atria Logistics Solutions Group (the “Group”), dedicated to providing river transportation services through the waterway. The financing aims to construct a prototype push boat that will use bio-LNG as its main fuel, minimizing CO2 emissions due to being a green fuel. Its ultra-low draft design will allow navigation in shallow conditions, achieving greater operational efficiency than conventional push boats. Additionally, the project will include the construction of the biogas plant and the necessary auxiliary works that, from the processing of organic waste primarily from the dairy industry, will produce the bio-LNG needed to supply the tugboat. Riverpar S.A. (the “Company”) is a company established in Paraguay, part of the Atria Logistics Solutions Group (the “Group”), dedicated to providing river transportation services through the waterway. The financing aims to construct a prototype push boat that will use bio-LNG as its main fuel, minimizing CO2 emissions due to being a green fuel. Its ultra-low draft design will allow navigation in shallow conditions, achieving greater operational efficiency than conventional push boats. Additionally, the project will include the construction of the biogas plant and the necessary auxiliary works that, from the processing of organic waste primarily from the dairy industry, will produce the bio-LNG needed to supply the tugboat.
Vinci Impact Fund IDB Invest is considering an equity investment of up to US$10 million in Vinci Impact and Return IV (“VIR IV” or the “Fund”), an impact investment fund created to provide growth equity for small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”) in Brazil, with a focus on less developed regions. Following a triple bottom-line strategy, the Fund will seek market-level returns while deliberately seeking measurable socioeconomic impacts in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (“SDGs”) and enhancing environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards.The Fund’s impact strategy will primarily consist of (i) seeking to invest in less developed regions of Brazil, where access to capital and know-how is limited and/or (ii) focusing on companies where there is a clear impact embedded in its business model. Moreover, the Fund will invest in sectors and themes that cover determined SDGs, making VIR’s impact framework adherent to the United Nation’s development guidelines. Additionally, VIR IV will partner with entrepreneurs that values impact as a mean of operating their businesses and generating value and will target companies and business in which a reliable impact measurement and monitoring framework application is possible on a continuous basis. IDB Invest is considering an equity investment of up to US$10 million in Vinci Impact and Return IV (“VIR IV” or the “Fund”), an impact investment fund created to provide growth equity for small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”) in Brazil, with a focus on less developed regions. Following a triple bottom-line strategy, the Fund will seek market-level returns while deliberately seeking measurable socioeconomic impacts in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (“SDGs”) and enhancing environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards.The Fund’s impact strategy will primarily consist of (i) seeking to invest in less developed regions of Brazil, where access to capital and know-how is limited and/or (ii) focusing on companies where there is a clear impact embedded in its business model. Moreover, the Fund will invest in sectors and themes that cover determined SDGs, making VIR’s impact framework adherent to the United Nation’s development guidelines. Additionally, VIR IV will partner with entrepreneurs that values impact as a mean of operating their businesses and generating value and will target companies and business in which a reliable impact measurement and monitoring framework application is possible on a continuous basis.
Banco Industrial do Brasil 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>
Banco Ganadero - TFFP (BO-X1007) <p>Banco Ganadero - TFFP (BO-X1007)</p> <p>Banco Ganadero - TFFP (BO-X1007)</p>
Agrofinanzas S.A. de C.V. <p>Agrofinanzas S.A. de C.V.</p> <p>Agrofinanzas S.A. de C.V.</p>
Colony Latin America Fund II, LP <p>Colony Latin America Fund II, LP</p> <p>Colony Latin America Fund II, LP</p>
Hospital Puerto Armuelles and Hospital Almirante Receivables Facility Constructora Riga Services S.A. (“RIGA”, the “Company” or the “Client”) has requested financing through two credit facilities, a corporate revolving working capital line and a credit rights revolving line to support the construction of Hospital Dionisio Arrocha in Puerto Armuelles, Province of Chiriquí, and of Hospital Almirante located in Almirante, Province of Bocas del Toro, both located in Panama (jointly, the “Project Hospitals” or the “Project”).The Project entails two different infrastructures: (i) a new hospital (Hospital Dionisio Arrocha) in Puerto Armuelles, Province of Chiriquí, with 75.33% of the works already completed, which will be concluded in late 2022 and will include 130 hospital beds, for the benefit of about 60,000 people, and (ii) and a new hospital in Almirante, Province of Bocas del Toro, to be concluded in late 2022 to replace the existing hospital with new and improved infrastructure including 20,000 m2 of facilities, operating rooms and 50 hospital beds, serving over 60,000 people. Both constructions submitted their Integral Services Contract among RIGA and the Caja de Seguro Social (CSS) (the “Integral Services Contract”), duly endorsed before the competent authorities. Constructora Riga Services S.A. (“RIGA”, the “Company” or the “Client”) has requested financing through two credit facilities, a corporate revolving working capital line and a credit rights revolving line to support the construction of Hospital Dionisio Arrocha in Puerto Armuelles, Province of Chiriquí, and of Hospital Almirante located in Almirante, Province of Bocas del Toro, both located in Panama (jointly, the “Project Hospitals” or the “Project”).The Project entails two different infrastructures: (i) a new hospital (Hospital Dionisio Arrocha) in Puerto Armuelles, Province of Chiriquí, with 75.33% of the works already completed, which will be concluded in late 2022 and will include 130 hospital beds, for the benefit of about 60,000 people, and (ii) and a new hospital in Almirante, Province of Bocas del Toro, to be concluded in late 2022 to replace the existing hospital with new and improved infrastructure including 20,000 m2 of facilities, operating rooms and 50 hospital beds, serving over 60,000 people. Both constructions submitted their Integral Services Contract among RIGA and the Caja de Seguro Social (CSS) (the “Integral Services Contract”), duly endorsed before the competent authorities.
Velox Inversiones, S.A./Banco Velox <p>Velox Inversiones, S.A./Banco Velox</p> <p>Velox Inversiones, S.A./Banco Velox</p>
Peru LNG 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>
Radboro Medical Village <p>Radboro Medical Village</p> <p>Radboro Medical Village</p>
Fondo de Infraestructura Evercore Mexico I The purpose of Fondo de Infraestructura Evercore Mexico I ("Evercore I" or the "Fund") is to make equity investments and investments through financing for infrastructure projects in public-private partnerships at the local and federal levels, focusing mainly on investments in local projects, which have a better risk-return relationship. The Fund will promote infrastructure development and contribute to economic growth and capital formation in the state or municipal entities in which it invests. 	The Fund’s target amount is MX$2.5 billion. Its main investors will be Mexican pension funds, the Fondo Nacional de Infraestructura (FONADIN), the IIC, and the Fund manager. The Fund has the support of experts in such areas as local infrastructure in Mexico, investment structuring, and private equity fund management. The Fund may invest in social infrastructure, hydraulic and environmental infrastructure, utilities and communications, and transportation projects, among others. 	The IIC’s participation in Evercore I, of up to MX$125,000,000, is in line with the IIC’s strategy of participating in private equity funds that enable it to reach sectors in which it does not have in-depth experience and extend its reach into sectors that would be difficult to access through direct investments. The IIC also seeks to improve Evercore I’s development impact by introducing environmental and labor procedures and standards in line with international guidelines. The purpose of Fondo de Infraestructura Evercore Mexico I ("Evercore I" or the "Fund") is to make equity investments and investments through financing for infrastructure projects in public-private partnerships at the local and federal levels, focusing mainly on investments in local projects, which have a better risk-return relationship. The Fund will promote infrastructure development and contribute to economic growth and capital formation in the state or municipal entities in which it invests. 	The Fund’s target amount is MX$2.5 billion. Its main investors will be Mexican pension funds, the Fondo Nacional de Infraestructura (FONADIN), the IIC, and the Fund manager. The Fund has the support of experts in such areas as local infrastructure in Mexico, investment structuring, and private equity fund management. The Fund may invest in social infrastructure, hydraulic and environmental infrastructure, utilities and communications, and transportation projects, among others. 	The IIC’s participation in Evercore I, of up to MX$125,000,000, is in line with the IIC’s strategy of participating in private equity funds that enable it to reach sectors in which it does not have in-depth experience and extend its reach into sectors that would be difficult to access through direct investments. The IIC also seeks to improve Evercore I’s development impact by introducing environmental and labor procedures and standards in line with international guidelines.
West Indies Energy Company S.A. WINECO is a liquid terminal that provides intake from vessels, storage and distribution by trucks or pipeline of bulk liquids ranging from petroleum products to industrial chemicals and edible cooking oils. WINECO is the largest petroleum and liquid bulk storage and handling facility in Haiti, with storage capacity of approximately 1 million barrels, spread over 22 tanks located adjacent to the port facilities owned by Terminal Vareaux S.A., (“TEVASA”), a related company.TEVASA and WINECO are companies of the Wingroup (www.wingrouponline.com) owned by the Mevs family.  TEVASA and WINECO have been in operations since 1990s. The Wingroup is a Haitian conglomerate with stakes in diverse industries such as warehousing, storage, port operations, cement distribution and commercial and residential real estate.The IIC loan will be funded by an A Loan of up US$3 million from IIC’s own resources and a B loan of up to US$3 million from a bank participant. The IIC loan will be used for capital investments for a new pier to increase draft to about 14 meters, increase of storage capacity, and for other investments related to safety and operational efficiency.With this project investment, WINECO will increase capacity to handle liquids and oils related products and will modernize its facilities. The IIC with this loan will help to expand and maintain key business infrastructure to support future demand of basic raw materials for the Haitian economy. WINECO is a liquid terminal that provides intake from vessels, storage and distribution by trucks or pipeline of bulk liquids ranging from petroleum products to industrial chemicals and edible cooking oils. WINECO is the largest petroleum and liquid bulk storage and handling facility in Haiti, with storage capacity of approximately 1 million barrels, spread over 22 tanks located adjacent to the port facilities owned by Terminal Vareaux S.A., (“TEVASA”), a related company.TEVASA and WINECO are companies of the Wingroup (www.wingrouponline.com) owned by the Mevs family.  TEVASA and WINECO have been in operations since 1990s. The Wingroup is a Haitian conglomerate with stakes in diverse industries such as warehousing, storage, port operations, cement distribution and commercial and residential real estate.The IIC loan will be funded by an A Loan of up US$3 million from IIC’s own resources and a B loan of up to US$3 million from a bank participant. The IIC loan will be used for capital investments for a new pier to increase draft to about 14 meters, increase of storage capacity, and for other investments related to safety and operational efficiency.With this project investment, WINECO will increase capacity to handle liquids and oils related products and will modernize its facilities. The IIC with this loan will help to expand and maintain key business infrastructure to support future demand of basic raw materials for the Haitian economy.
Social Financing Program EPM-UNE <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>
Vtal Neutral Network Infrastructure Operator The transaction with Vtal Rede Neutra de Telecomunicaciones S.A. (“Customer” or “Vtal”) will be used to finance the implementation of fiber infrastructure following the CAPEX plan for the coming years, including investments in telecommunication equipment, materials and installations (“Project”). The operation will be structured as a loan, with a final term of 8 years including a 3-year grace period. The project will be developed in all regions of Brazil, in the same locations where Vtal currently operates. The transaction with Vtal Rede Neutra de Telecomunicaciones S.A. (“Customer” or “Vtal”) will be used to finance the implementation of fiber infrastructure following the CAPEX plan for the coming years, including investments in telecommunication equipment, materials and installations (“Project”). The operation will be structured as a loan, with a final term of 8 years including a 3-year grace period. The project will be developed in all regions of Brazil, in the same locations where Vtal currently operates.
Citelum LED Streetlighting - Mexico City <p>Citelum LED Streetlighting - Mexico City</p> <p>Citelum LED Streetlighting - Mexico City</p>
Grupo Moderna Scope and Objective of the Project and IIC’s Participation:Moderna Alimentos S.A. is a leading miller and marketer of wheat flour. It has a 40% share of the Ecuadorian market, with coverage in the country’s main centers of consumption. The company has three product lines: industrial and consumer products, and social programs. Moderna Alimentos’ principal industrial product is wheat flour, complemented by such other products as oil and sugar. Its line of consumer products includes packaged bread (the main product in this line), as well as packaged flour and, in the future, pasta. Moderna’s social programs entail formulations of nutritious foods like powdered milk, wheat and corn, soybeans, and vitamins. Moderna Alimentos S.A. has been operating since June 2009, when it arose from the merger of Molino Electro-Moderna S.A., Molinos del Ecuador S.A., and Grupo Moderna. Each one of these companies had more than 12 years of experience in Ecuador’s wheat and flour market. The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide financing for silos, wheat flour storage equipment and logistics, and bread-making and pasta equipment. The financing will enable Moderna Alimentos to increase its wheat flour, pasta, bread, and cake production capacity and efficiency. Moderna Alimentos will also be able to upgrade its storage areas and wheat unloading facilities and equipment in order to shorten unloading times. Scope and Objective of the Project and IIC’s Participation:Moderna Alimentos S.A. is a leading miller and marketer of wheat flour. It has a 40% share of the Ecuadorian market, with coverage in the country’s main centers of consumption. The company has three product lines: industrial and consumer products, and social programs. Moderna Alimentos’ principal industrial product is wheat flour, complemented by such other products as oil and sugar. Its line of consumer products includes packaged bread (the main product in this line), as well as packaged flour and, in the future, pasta. Moderna’s social programs entail formulations of nutritious foods like powdered milk, wheat and corn, soybeans, and vitamins. Moderna Alimentos S.A. has been operating since June 2009, when it arose from the merger of Molino Electro-Moderna S.A., Molinos del Ecuador S.A., and Grupo Moderna. Each one of these companies had more than 12 years of experience in Ecuador’s wheat and flour market. The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide financing for silos, wheat flour storage equipment and logistics, and bread-making and pasta equipment. The financing will enable Moderna Alimentos to increase its wheat flour, pasta, bread, and cake production capacity and efficiency. Moderna Alimentos will also be able to upgrade its storage areas and wheat unloading facilities and equipment in order to shorten unloading times.
Grupo Inplast, S.A. Braspack Embalagens do Nordeste, S.A. <p>Grupo Inplast, S.A. Braspack Embalagens do Nordeste, S.A.</p> <p>Grupo Inplast, S.A. Braspack Embalagens do Nordeste, S.A.</p>
BANCOR Sustainable Financing Partnership <p>BANCOR Sustainable Financing Partnership</p> <p>BANCOR Sustainable Financing Partnership</p>
Critical Infrastructure to Support the Transportation Sector in the D (DR-L1081) <p>Critical Infrastructure to Support the Transportation Sector in the D (DR-L1081)</p> <p>Critical Infrastructure to Support the Transportation Sector in the D (DR-L1081)</p>
Telecom Argentina CAPEX Financing <p>Telecom Argentina CAPEX Financing</p> <p>Telecom Argentina CAPEX Financing</p>
Banco Internacional - TFFP (CH-X1010) <p>Banco Internacional - TFFP (CH-X1010)</p> <p>Banco Internacional - TFFP (CH-X1010)</p>
Compañía Cervecera de Nicaragua S.A. <p>Compañía Cervecera de Nicaragua S.A.</p> <p>Compañía Cervecera de Nicaragua S.A.</p>
Uniban TSCF Loan The transaction consists in a Revolving Committed Credit line in the amount of US$15 million for financing accounts receivable from banana and other fruit exports to selected buyers from Tropical Marketing Associated (TMA), commercial branch and subsidiary of C.I. Unión de Bananeros de Urabá, main banana and plantain exporter in Colombia. The transaction goal is to strengthen the working capital terms of TMA and to support the growth of banana and other fruit exports to Europe from Colombian SME farmers. Additionally, it includes an uncommitted tranche of up to US$10 million for new investments in Colombia for 2022 and/or 2023. The transaction consists in a Revolving Committed Credit line in the amount of US$15 million for financing accounts receivable from banana and other fruit exports to selected buyers from Tropical Marketing Associated (TMA), commercial branch and subsidiary of C.I. Unión de Bananeros de Urabá, main banana and plantain exporter in Colombia. The transaction goal is to strengthen the working capital terms of TMA and to support the growth of banana and other fruit exports to Europe from Colombian SME farmers. Additionally, it includes an uncommitted tranche of up to US$10 million for new investments in Colombia for 2022 and/or 2023.