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Wind Telecom, S.A. Wind Telecom, S.A. (the "Company" or "Wind") provides voice, data, and video telecommunications services in the Dominican Republic. The range of services provided include subscription-based television, internet access, voice and data services, and connectivity and interconnection through wireless transmission systems (MMDS, WiMAX, and point-to-point access through microwaves) and fiber optics. Wind was awarded a national concession and license to operate the 2.5 GHz to 2.7 GHz frequency segment for a period of 20 years. The Company has been operating since 2008 and as of December 2010 it employed approximately 350 workers.The IIC will be supporting the Company’s national expansion plan with an equity investment of up to US$5 million. The Company’s expansion plan, which covers the municipalities of Moca, La Vega, Esperanza, San Cristóbal, San Pedro, and La Romana, among others, mainly comprises investments in infrastructure and television and internet reception equipment. The Company seeks to offer television services in areas not covered by IPTV or cable, where there is only satellite coverage, and internet and VoIP services in areas not covered by DSL or cable modem operators. The expansion plan will also strengthen the triple-play service. With this project, the CII seeks to support the national expansion of voice, data, and video telecommunications services in the Dominican Republic while supporting a proposal for innovative technology in a market with high growth potential. Wind Telecom, S.A. (the "Company" or "Wind") provides voice, data, and video telecommunications services in the Dominican Republic. The range of services provided include subscription-based television, internet access, voice and data services, and connectivity and interconnection through wireless transmission systems (MMDS, WiMAX, and point-to-point access through microwaves) and fiber optics. Wind was awarded a national concession and license to operate the 2.5 GHz to 2.7 GHz frequency segment for a period of 20 years. The Company has been operating since 2008 and as of December 2010 it employed approximately 350 workers.The IIC will be supporting the Company’s national expansion plan with an equity investment of up to US$5 million. The Company’s expansion plan, which covers the municipalities of Moca, La Vega, Esperanza, San Cristóbal, San Pedro, and La Romana, among others, mainly comprises investments in infrastructure and television and internet reception equipment. The Company seeks to offer television services in areas not covered by IPTV or cable, where there is only satellite coverage, and internet and VoIP services in areas not covered by DSL or cable modem operators. The expansion plan will also strengthen the triple-play service. With this project, the CII seeks to support the national expansion of voice, data, and video telecommunications services in the Dominican Republic while supporting a proposal for innovative technology in a market with high growth potential.
Proyecto DCM #5 IDB Invest is considering making an investment of up to BRL150,000,000 in securities of the credit rights investment fund (“FIDC” in the Portuguese acronym) constituted in Brazil. The investment will be made in the local currency of Brazil.The proceeds from this operation will be used to acquire credit rights originated from loans provided to small and medium enterprises operating on the on-line commerce platform (the “Platform” or the “Client”) in Brazil.IDB Invest's commitment to the purchase of the securities would be subject to compliance with certain conditions, including the acceptance by the company of compliance with the environmental and social policies of IDB Invest while IDB Invest holds the securities of FIDC. IDB Invest is considering making an investment of up to BRL150,000,000 in securities of the credit rights investment fund (“FIDC” in the Portuguese acronym) constituted in Brazil. The investment will be made in the local currency of Brazil.The proceeds from this operation will be used to acquire credit rights originated from loans provided to small and medium enterprises operating on the on-line commerce platform (the “Platform” or the “Client”) in Brazil.IDB Invest's commitment to the purchase of the securities would be subject to compliance with certain conditions, including the acceptance by the company of compliance with the environmental and social policies of IDB Invest while IDB Invest holds the securities of FIDC.
Bancop SME Financing Partnership The proposed operation contemplates a senior loan of up to 28 billion Guaraníes (“PYG”), which will be financed by IDB Invest. The Loan will have a term of up to five years, with a grace period of up to two years, and quarterly amortization. The use of funds will be to finance small and medium enterprises (“SMEs”) in the productive sector of Paraguay. The proposed operation contemplates a senior loan of up to 28 billion Guaraníes (“PYG”), which will be financed by IDB Invest. The Loan will have a term of up to five years, with a grace period of up to two years, and quarterly amortization. The use of funds will be to finance small and medium enterprises (“SMEs”) in the productive sector of Paraguay.
Cemex The operation with Cemex consist of an Uncommitted Revolving Line of Credit for US$50 million, or its equivalent in Mexican Pesos (“Facility”) to purchase accounts payables issued by Cemex or one of its eligible subsidiaries. The Facility will have an initial tenor of 12 months, renewable on a yearly basis at IDB Invest's discretion for up to 6 additional years.The Facility will provide Cemex’s suppliers with an innovative alternate solution to finance their working capital needs, using E-Factor Network platform to sell to the IDB Invest Cemex’s accounts payables. This solution will enable Cemex’s suppliers (including small and medium size companies, “SME’s”), to obtain financing in much favorable conditions than those they can obtain in the local market on their own. SME’s Supply Chain Financing through corporates like Cemex is one of the ways the IDB Invest will focus in this segment. This kind of solutions are aligned with IDB Invest's innovative approach with SME’s. The operation with Cemex consist of an Uncommitted Revolving Line of Credit for US$50 million, or its equivalent in Mexican Pesos (“Facility”) to purchase accounts payables issued by Cemex or one of its eligible subsidiaries. The Facility will have an initial tenor of 12 months, renewable on a yearly basis at IDB Invest's discretion for up to 6 additional years.The Facility will provide Cemex’s suppliers with an innovative alternate solution to finance their working capital needs, using E-Factor Network platform to sell to the IDB Invest Cemex’s accounts payables. This solution will enable Cemex’s suppliers (including small and medium size companies, “SME’s”), to obtain financing in much favorable conditions than those they can obtain in the local market on their own. SME’s Supply Chain Financing through corporates like Cemex is one of the ways the IDB Invest will focus in this segment. This kind of solutions are aligned with IDB Invest's innovative approach with SME’s.
Ledincor S.A. The IIC loan of up to US$5.2 million would be used primarily to finance the purchase of cranes, trailers, and tractors, and to fund working capital needs during the preoperational phase.		Ledincor and Lidelir are two companies that will provide logistical services at the log storage yards of the Montes del Plata project’s M’Bopicuá logistics terminal in Río Negro Department and at its Punta Pereira terminal in Colonia Department. The companies will provide services under 7-year service agreements for managing and operating log storage yards beginning in January 2013.The Montes del Plata project involves the construction of a cellulose pulp mill for processing eucalyptus from commercial tree farms. It includes the construction and operation of a cellulose pulp mill that will produce some 1.3 million metric tons of cellulose per year; a 160-megawatt biomass power generation facility; a river port terminal; barge terminals with log storage yards; and a wood chipping plant. The cellulose plant will employ elemental chlorine free (ECF) technology and will be built in the Zona Franca Punta Pereira S.A., approximately 190 kilometers west of Montevideo. The Montes del Plata project represents the largest foreign investment in Uruguay’s history. The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has approved the financing for the project and has already made partial disbursements. The IIC loan of up to US$5.2 million would be used primarily to finance the purchase of cranes, trailers, and tractors, and to fund working capital needs during the preoperational phase.		Ledincor and Lidelir are two companies that will provide logistical services at the log storage yards of the Montes del Plata project’s M’Bopicuá logistics terminal in Río Negro Department and at its Punta Pereira terminal in Colonia Department. The companies will provide services under 7-year service agreements for managing and operating log storage yards beginning in January 2013.The Montes del Plata project involves the construction of a cellulose pulp mill for processing eucalyptus from commercial tree farms. It includes the construction and operation of a cellulose pulp mill that will produce some 1.3 million metric tons of cellulose per year; a 160-megawatt biomass power generation facility; a river port terminal; barge terminals with log storage yards; and a wood chipping plant. The cellulose plant will employ elemental chlorine free (ECF) technology and will be built in the Zona Franca Punta Pereira S.A., approximately 190 kilometers west of Montevideo. The Montes del Plata project represents the largest foreign investment in Uruguay’s history. The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has approved the financing for the project and has already made partial disbursements.
Financiera El Comercio The proposed project is for a loan for up to US$1 million. The loan proceeds will be used to provide financing to small and medium-size Paraguayan companies. The proposed project is for a loan for up to US$1 million. The loan proceeds will be used to provide financing to small and medium-size Paraguayan companies.
Agrolatina LT Financing <p>Agrolatina LT Financing</p> <p>Agrolatina LT Financing</p>
Banco BICE S.A. The project consists of a long-term IIC loan of up to US$30 million to Banco BICE. The proceeds of the loan will be used to meet the financing needs of Banco BICE customers operating in a variety of sectors of the economy, including agriculture, agro-industry, manufacturing, construction, and services.Banco BICE is a medium-sized all-purpose bank based in Santiago, Chile. It offers commercial and retail banking products to individuals and companies. The project consists of a long-term IIC loan of up to US$30 million to Banco BICE. The proceeds of the loan will be used to meet the financing needs of Banco BICE customers operating in a variety of sectors of the economy, including agriculture, agro-industry, manufacturing, construction, and services.Banco BICE is a medium-sized all-purpose bank based in Santiago, Chile. It offers commercial and retail banking products to individuals and companies.
Sal de Vida Sal de Vida (the "Project") is a project for the development, construction, and operation of a lithium facility located in the province of Catamarca in the Salar del Hombre Muerto, approximately 1,400 km northwest of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The project includes the development, construction, and operation of a 15ktpa lithium carbonate project, of predominantly battery grade quality. The transaction will be structured as a 9.5-year senior loan with a 30-month grace period. Lithium is a critical mineral in the global transition to a low-carbon future, as it is one of the most suitable metals for batteries. The demand for lithium-ion batteries has accelerated in recent years due to increasing global demand for electric vehicles (EVs), mobile devices, and networked storage, which has transformed the market dynamics.The Project Company or the Borrower, Galaxy Lithium Sal de Vida S.A., incorporated in Argentina, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Allkem Limited (Allkem), the Sponsor; Allkem is based in Argentina and is listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX: AKE) and the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: AKE). Allkem is the result of the merger of equals between Orocobre Limited and Galaxy Resources Limited in August 2021. Allkem is one of the largest lithium chemical companies by production and market capitalization, with a market share of ~10%. Sal de Vida (the "Project") is a project for the development, construction, and operation of a lithium facility located in the province of Catamarca in the Salar del Hombre Muerto, approximately 1,400 km northwest of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The project includes the development, construction, and operation of a 15ktpa lithium carbonate project, of predominantly battery grade quality. The transaction will be structured as a 9.5-year senior loan with a 30-month grace period. Lithium is a critical mineral in the global transition to a low-carbon future, as it is one of the most suitable metals for batteries. The demand for lithium-ion batteries has accelerated in recent years due to increasing global demand for electric vehicles (EVs), mobile devices, and networked storage, which has transformed the market dynamics.The Project Company or the Borrower, Galaxy Lithium Sal de Vida S.A., incorporated in Argentina, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Allkem Limited (Allkem), the Sponsor; Allkem is based in Argentina and is listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX: AKE) and the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: AKE). Allkem is the result of the merger of equals between Orocobre Limited and Galaxy Resources Limited in August 2021. Allkem is one of the largest lithium chemical companies by production and market capitalization, with a market share of ~10%.
Movistar Guatemala Handset Financing <p>Movistar Guatemala Handset Financing</p> <p>Movistar Guatemala Handset Financing</p>
Banco Popular Dominicano The objective of the project is to provide funding to meet the medium and long-term financial needs of small and medium size Dominican Republic enterprises. IIC will provide an eight-year, US$10 million line of credit to provide medium-term financing for small and medium-size companies and will undertake, on a best-effort basis, to mobilize an additional US$20 million from international banks under its cofinancing program. In addition, the IIC will support the IDB strategy of promoting the productive sectors through the development of small and medium-size Dominican Republic enterprises. The objective of the project is to provide funding to meet the medium and long-term financial needs of small and medium size Dominican Republic enterprises. IIC will provide an eight-year, US$10 million line of credit to provide medium-term financing for small and medium-size companies and will undertake, on a best-effort basis, to mobilize an additional US$20 million from international banks under its cofinancing program. In addition, the IIC will support the IDB strategy of promoting the productive sectors through the development of small and medium-size Dominican Republic enterprises.
Scotiabank El Salvador, S.A. The project consists of a long-term IIC loan of up to US$15 million to Scotiabank El Salvador. The proceeds of the loan will be used to finance home purchases by middle- and lower-middle-income individuals, and to fund loans for the productive activities of Salvadoran SMEs operating in a variety of economic sectors.Scotiabank El Salvador is the second largest bank in El Salvador. Its activities focus primarily on lending to individuals, with an emphasis on the residential mortgage financing sector, where it is the market leader. Scotiabank El Salvador serves its customers through its national network of 53 branch offices, 133 automatic teller machines, and 4 secure ATM vestibules. The project consists of a long-term IIC loan of up to US$15 million to Scotiabank El Salvador. The proceeds of the loan will be used to finance home purchases by middle- and lower-middle-income individuals, and to fund loans for the productive activities of Salvadoran SMEs operating in a variety of economic sectors.Scotiabank El Salvador is the second largest bank in El Salvador. Its activities focus primarily on lending to individuals, with an emphasis on the residential mortgage financing sector, where it is the market leader. Scotiabank El Salvador serves its customers through its national network of 53 branch offices, 133 automatic teller machines, and 4 secure ATM vestibules.
Fondería This transaction consists of a long-term facility in favor of Grupo Fondería S.A. de C.V. ("Fondería" or the "Company"),engaged in the manufacture of steel products from recycled scrap. The Company has four production plants, all located in the SLP industrial zone, Mexico. The facility will be used to finance the construction of a steel mill that will manufacture steel slabs from recycled scrap. This transaction consists of a long-term facility in favor of Grupo Fondería S.A. de C.V. ("Fondería" or the "Company"),engaged in the manufacture of steel products from recycled scrap. The Company has four production plants, all located in the SLP industrial zone, Mexico. The facility will be used to finance the construction of a steel mill that will manufacture steel slabs from recycled scrap.
Atlantic Bank Tourism Financing Partnership The proposed transaction consists of unsecured financing to Atlantic Bank Limited (“Atlantic Bank” or the “Bank”) denominated in US dollars (“US$”) for up to US$20 million; to be financed by IDB and IDB Invest (the “Project”). The Project’s objective is to assist Atlantic Bank to improve access to funding for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (“SMEs”) mainly in the tourism sector. The proposed transaction consists of unsecured financing to Atlantic Bank Limited (“Atlantic Bank” or the “Bank”) denominated in US dollars (“US$”) for up to US$20 million; to be financed by IDB and IDB Invest (the “Project”). The Project’s objective is to assist Atlantic Bank to improve access to funding for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (“SMEs”) mainly in the tourism sector.
La Hipotecaria Warehousing Facility The proposed financing will consist of a warehousing facility of up to US$35 million to Banco La Hipotecaria S.A. and La Hipotecaria S.A. de C.V. (the “Borrowers”) to promote social housing financing in Panama and El Salvador. The proposed financing will consist of a warehousing facility of up to US$35 million to Banco La Hipotecaria S.A. and La Hipotecaria S.A. de C.V. (the “Borrowers”) to promote social housing financing in Panama and El Salvador.
Unicomer Trinidad  and  Tobago <p>Unicomer Trinidad  and  Tobago</p> <p>Unicomer Trinidad  and  Tobago</p>
Movistar Chile Handset Financing Line Increase <p>Movistar Chile Handset Financing Line Increase</p> <p>Movistar Chile Handset Financing Line Increase</p>
Envases Los Pinos S.A.C. The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide financing to EPINSA for working capital in order to cover its current needs and the future expansion of its operations.EPINSA is a packaging company that manufactures metal containers. It began operations in 2006 to supply the local market with tinplate products and by-products. The plant is located in the port city of Chimbote, where 80% of the Peruvian fishing industry’s commercial and processing activity takes place.The company belongs to Grupo Comeca, which is headquartered in Costa Rica and has commercial and manufacturing operations in North, Central, and South America, as well as the Caribbean. The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide financing to EPINSA for working capital in order to cover its current needs and the future expansion of its operations.EPINSA is a packaging company that manufactures metal containers. It began operations in 2006 to supply the local market with tinplate products and by-products. The plant is located in the port city of Chimbote, where 80% of the Peruvian fishing industry’s commercial and processing activity takes place.The company belongs to Grupo Comeca, which is headquartered in Costa Rica and has commercial and manufacturing operations in North, Central, and South America, as well as the Caribbean.
Banco Regional The purpose of the project is to provide financing to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the form of loans for working capital or the acquisition of fixed assets. Financing on appropriate terms will make it possible to generate direct and indirect jobs and will improve the financial structure of SMEs. The proposed operation consists of a loan of up to US$8,000,000. The purpose of the project is to provide financing to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the form of loans for working capital or the acquisition of fixed assets. Financing on appropriate terms will make it possible to generate direct and indirect jobs and will improve the financial structure of SMEs. The proposed operation consists of a loan of up to US$8,000,000.
Kattan Group Inmobiliaria Hondureña del Valle S.A. de C.V. (“INHDELVA”) is one of the main Duty-Free Zones in Honduras, it has a constructed area of approximately 146,300 m2 that mainly houses international companies engaged in light manufacturing, yarn and logistics among other activities. It has been in operation since 1989 and is contemplating investing in the extension of its industrial roof and the installation of solar panels for its own renewable energy consumption. IDB Invest is considering granting a long-term loan to finance the solar park installation, with a capacity of up to 6.48 MWp (8,374 MWh/year). A first loss guarantee is expected to be granted for this project under the SREP (Honduran Self-Supply Renewable Energy Guarantee Program) of up to $1.25 million as well as a possible mixed funding instrument. The proposed financing takes into consideration the following objectives: (i) To support one of the country’s main Duty-Free zones generate solar energy for the self-supply of its clients, thereby improving competitiveness as energy costs are a determining factor in the appeal of DFI to the textile and manufacturing sector; (ii) to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by up to 5,182 Ton CO2/year; (iii) to contribute to an energy storage study with the use of batteries to avoid demand peaks; and (iv) the creation of jobs through the execution of the project, and transfer knowledge to the local market through technical assistance. Inmobiliaria Hondureña del Valle S.A. de C.V. (“INHDELVA”) is one of the main Duty-Free Zones in Honduras, it has a constructed area of approximately 146,300 m2 that mainly houses international companies engaged in light manufacturing, yarn and logistics among other activities. It has been in operation since 1989 and is contemplating investing in the extension of its industrial roof and the installation of solar panels for its own renewable energy consumption. IDB Invest is considering granting a long-term loan to finance the solar park installation, with a capacity of up to 6.48 MWp (8,374 MWh/year). A first loss guarantee is expected to be granted for this project under the SREP (Honduran Self-Supply Renewable Energy Guarantee Program) of up to $1.25 million as well as a possible mixed funding instrument. The proposed financing takes into consideration the following objectives: (i) To support one of the country’s main Duty-Free zones generate solar energy for the self-supply of its clients, thereby improving competitiveness as energy costs are a determining factor in the appeal of DFI to the textile and manufacturing sector; (ii) to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by up to 5,182 Ton CO2/year; (iii) to contribute to an energy storage study with the use of batteries to avoid demand peaks; and (iv) the creation of jobs through the execution of the project, and transfer knowledge to the local market through technical assistance.
Brubank Equity Investment <p>Brubank Equity Investment</p> <p>Brubank Equity Investment</p>