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Mountain Lodges of Peru S.A.C. MLP is an SME specializing in tourist services that include world-class guest lodging in mountain lodges, hiking tours, horseback riding, as well as adventure and cultural tourism activities, centered primarily in Peru’s Department of Cuzco.Established in 2001, the company began as a hotel on the outskirts of Lima. In 2008, it began operating tourism services at destinations along the Salkantay trail, where it operates five mountain lodges that primarily cater to travelers from the United States and Europe.The IIC’s participation is aimed at providing financing for the construction and furbishing of three mountain lodges along the Lares trail to Machu Picchu. MLP’s lodges on the Lares trail will be an outgrowth of the facilities it currently operates on the Salkantay trail. Of the three mountain lodges, only one—Huacahuasi—will be located in a remote rural area. The other two, Lamay and Ollantaytambo, will be built in developed areas. MLP is an SME specializing in tourist services that include world-class guest lodging in mountain lodges, hiking tours, horseback riding, as well as adventure and cultural tourism activities, centered primarily in Peru’s Department of Cuzco.Established in 2001, the company began as a hotel on the outskirts of Lima. In 2008, it began operating tourism services at destinations along the Salkantay trail, where it operates five mountain lodges that primarily cater to travelers from the United States and Europe.The IIC’s participation is aimed at providing financing for the construction and furbishing of three mountain lodges along the Lares trail to Machu Picchu. MLP’s lodges on the Lares trail will be an outgrowth of the facilities it currently operates on the Salkantay trail. Of the three mountain lodges, only one—Huacahuasi—will be located in a remote rural area. The other two, Lamay and Ollantaytambo, will be built in developed areas.
La Hipotecaria Covered Bond <p>La Hipotecaria Covered Bond</p> <p>La Hipotecaria Covered Bond</p>
JSL Logistics Services <p>JSL Logistics Services</p> <p>JSL Logistics Services</p>
Santiago Advent Chile Fund <p>Santiago Advent Chile Fund</p> <p>Santiago Advent Chile Fund</p>
Baring Mexico Private Equity Fund I <p>Baring Mexico Private Equity Fund I</p> <p>Baring Mexico Private Equity Fund I</p>
BICE Bank - access2services Facility <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>
Entrepreneurial Financial Lab (EFL) <p>Entrepreneurial Financial Lab (EFL)</p> <p>Entrepreneurial Financial Lab (EFL)</p>
Tanner leasing and factoring SMES The Project aims to finance small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”) through factoring and financial leasing operations in Chile. The proposed operation consists of a credit facility for up to US$60 million, an average duration between two and three years comprised of: (i) An A Loan of up to US$30 million to be financed by the IDB Group; and (ii) a B Loan of up to US$30 million to be financed by participating investors. The project will also enable Tanner to expand the financial services it offers to its clients, diversify its sources of financing, and, at the same time, improve the structure of its assets and liabilities. The Project aims to finance small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”) through factoring and financial leasing operations in Chile. The proposed operation consists of a credit facility for up to US$60 million, an average duration between two and three years comprised of: (i) An A Loan of up to US$30 million to be financed by the IDB Group; and (ii) a B Loan of up to US$30 million to be financed by participating investors. The project will also enable Tanner to expand the financial services it offers to its clients, diversify its sources of financing, and, at the same time, improve the structure of its assets and liabilities.
Greenwood Energy Panama Aggregated Solar Rooftop Project (PN-L1122) <p>Greenwood Energy Panama Aggregated Solar Rooftop Project (PN-L1122)</p> <p>Greenwood Energy Panama Aggregated Solar Rooftop Project (PN-L1122)</p>
Banco Mundo Mujer The proposed transaction involves a COP-denominated unsecured senior A loan worth the equivalent of up to US$30 million to Banco Mundo Mujer (“BMM”), an institution specialized in microfinance in Colombia. The transaction will allow BMM to finance micro and small companies in municipalities, rural and urban areas in Colombia, with a focus on women-led microbusinesses. The loan tenor is of up to five years, including a maximum of 12 months of grace. The proposed transaction involves a COP-denominated unsecured senior A loan worth the equivalent of up to US$30 million to Banco Mundo Mujer (“BMM”), an institution specialized in microfinance in Colombia. The transaction will allow BMM to finance micro and small companies in municipalities, rural and urban areas in Colombia, with a focus on women-led microbusinesses. The loan tenor is of up to five years, including a maximum of 12 months of grace.
CargoX IDB Invest is considering an investment of up to US$15 million in CargoX (the “Company”). The latter is perhaps the largest trucking marketplace and online freight broker in Brazil. CargoX's platform enables truck owner-operators to make use of excess capacity and avoid empty return trips, thus improving freight visibility, reducing shipping costs, reducing emissions, and boosting income for truck drivers.As the Company grows, it expects to positively impact thousands of truck drivers and small and medium enterprises (“SMEs”) across Brazil and potentially to Latin America. IDB Invest funds will be used for technology building, marketing & sales initiatives and general working capital needs.During covid-19 emergency crisis, online platforms such as CargoX have become a key tool for resilience for the transport sector and supply chains in Brazil. IDB Invest is considering an investment of up to US$15 million in CargoX (the “Company”). The latter is perhaps the largest trucking marketplace and online freight broker in Brazil. CargoX's platform enables truck owner-operators to make use of excess capacity and avoid empty return trips, thus improving freight visibility, reducing shipping costs, reducing emissions, and boosting income for truck drivers.As the Company grows, it expects to positively impact thousands of truck drivers and small and medium enterprises (“SMEs”) across Brazil and potentially to Latin America. IDB Invest funds will be used for technology building, marketing & sales initiatives and general working capital needs.During covid-19 emergency crisis, online platforms such as CargoX have become a key tool for resilience for the transport sector and supply chains in Brazil.
HSBC Costa Rica The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide Banco HSBC Costa Rica with financing to support small and medium-size enterprises in Costa Rica through medium- and long-term loans for their modernization and/or expansion, or through short-term working capital loans, pursuant to eligibility requirements to be established by the IIC.Banco HSBC Costa Rica was established in the early 1980s under the name of Banex. From its founding up to the present day, partnerships, mergers, and operations have helped consolidate the bank’s market position and standing. The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide Banco HSBC Costa Rica with financing to support small and medium-size enterprises in Costa Rica through medium- and long-term loans for their modernization and/or expansion, or through short-term working capital loans, pursuant to eligibility requirements to be established by the IIC.Banco HSBC Costa Rica was established in the early 1980s under the name of Banex. From its founding up to the present day, partnerships, mergers, and operations have helped consolidate the bank’s market position and standing.
ANC La presente operación consiste un en: (i) un préstamo senior en favor de ANC Car S.A. ("ANC" o la “Empresa”) para financiar la compra de aproximadamente 80 vehículos (de los cuales al menos 60 serán eléctricos) y de paneles solares con una capacidad nominal de aproximadamente 250 kWp en Costa Rica; y (ii) una facilidad no comprometida para apoyar la compra de vehículos (de los cuales el 75% serán eléctricos), proveer capital de trabajo y financiar inversiones futuras para la expansión y el reacondicionamiento de las oficinas de atención al cliente en Costa Rica y posiblemente en Guatemala (la “Transacción”). La presente operación consiste un en: (i) un préstamo senior en favor de ANC Car S.A. ("ANC" o la “Empresa”) para financiar la compra de aproximadamente 80 vehículos (de los cuales al menos 60 serán eléctricos) y de paneles solares con una capacidad nominal de aproximadamente 250 kWp en Costa Rica; y (ii) una facilidad no comprometida para apoyar la compra de vehículos (de los cuales el 75% serán eléctricos), proveer capital de trabajo y financiar inversiones futuras para la expansión y el reacondicionamiento de las oficinas de atención al cliente en Costa Rica y posiblemente en Guatemala (la “Transacción”).
XLC Fintech Private Debt Fund IDB Invest is considering an investment of up to US$30 million in senior, US dollar-denominated quotas of the XLC Private Debt Fintech Investment Fund (the “Fund”), which is managed by XLC Administradora General de Fondos S.A. (the “Fund Manager”). The Fund’s main objective is to invest in invoices and other private debt instruments originated by X Capital SpA (“Xepelin”), a fintech company specialized in providing financial services to small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”).The development goal of the investment is to support access to financing for Chilean SMEs. IDB Invest's participation will allow the Fund to reach enough scale to effectively execute its investment strategy. IDB Invest is considering an investment of up to US$30 million in senior, US dollar-denominated quotas of the XLC Private Debt Fintech Investment Fund (the “Fund”), which is managed by XLC Administradora General de Fondos S.A. (the “Fund Manager”). The Fund’s main objective is to invest in invoices and other private debt instruments originated by X Capital SpA (“Xepelin”), a fintech company specialized in providing financial services to small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”).The development goal of the investment is to support access to financing for Chilean SMEs. IDB Invest's participation will allow the Fund to reach enough scale to effectively execute its investment strategy.
CH Yarucaya The Yarucaya plant will be a small hydroelectric plant with an installed capacity of 17.4 MW, located on the Huaura River in the Sayán district (135 km north of Lima). The purpose of this IIC operation is to finance the construction and operation of this plant.With this operation, the IIC will be supporting the development of small hydroelectric projects in Peru by providing long-term financing of up to 15 years. Run-of-the-river hydroelectric projects are a moderate-cost source of energy. The Yarucaya plant will be a small hydroelectric plant with an installed capacity of 17.4 MW, located on the Huaura River in the Sayán district (135 km north of Lima). The purpose of this IIC operation is to finance the construction and operation of this plant.With this operation, the IIC will be supporting the development of small hydroelectric projects in Peru by providing long-term financing of up to 15 years. Run-of-the-river hydroelectric projects are a moderate-cost source of energy.
Bco. Centroamericano de Integr. Econom. Establish a direct project cofinancing program targeting the private sector, in order to provide long-term financing to small and medium-size companies in the nations of Central America. The main goal of this IIC/CABEI project is to help make corporate management more competitive in order to increase the generation of net revenue and foster foreign currency savings in the countries of Central America. Establish a direct project cofinancing program targeting the private sector, in order to provide long-term financing to small and medium-size companies in the nations of Central America. The main goal of this IIC/CABEI project is to help make corporate management more competitive in order to increase the generation of net revenue and foster foreign currency savings in the countries of Central America.
Banco de Guayaquil The project consists of a US$5 million, seven-year bullet subordinated loan to Banco de Guayaquil, S.A. The subordinated loan will be used as Tier II capital to strengthen the Bank’s capital base and support its growth by providing financing to small and medium-size Ecuadorian companies. The project consists of a US$5 million, seven-year bullet subordinated loan to Banco de Guayaquil, S.A. The subordinated loan will be used as Tier II capital to strengthen the Bank’s capital base and support its growth by providing financing to small and medium-size Ecuadorian companies.
Ashmore Colombia Infrastructure Fund 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.
Banco de Occidente - Subordinated Loan The Project consists in providing support to Banco de Occidente S.A. (the “Bank” or “Banco de Occidente”) so that it may strengthen its capital through a subordinated loan for a total amount of upto US$100 million, made up as follows: (i) a subordinated loan in the amount of up to US$70 million to be financed by IDB Invest; and (ii) a parallel subordinated loan in the amount of up to US$30 million to be financed by a co-lender. The term of the financing will be up to 10 years. The loan will be used to finance Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises ("SMEs").In addition,IDB Invest will provide Banco de Occidente S.A., technical advisory services to strengthen the sustainable financing strategy for its social portfolio, focused on SMEs, and the green portfolio or blue economy. The Project consists in providing support to Banco de Occidente S.A. (the “Bank” or “Banco de Occidente”) so that it may strengthen its capital through a subordinated loan for a total amount of upto US$100 million, made up as follows: (i) a subordinated loan in the amount of up to US$70 million to be financed by IDB Invest; and (ii) a parallel subordinated loan in the amount of up to US$30 million to be financed by a co-lender. The term of the financing will be up to 10 years. The loan will be used to finance Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises ("SMEs").In addition,IDB Invest will provide Banco de Occidente S.A., technical advisory services to strengthen the sustainable financing strategy for its social portfolio, focused on SMEs, and the green portfolio or blue economy.
CERC - Senior Secured Loan <p>CERC - Senior Secured Loan</p> <p>CERC - Senior Secured Loan</p>
Delba Vessel - Second Phase <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>
Danper III The proposed transaction consists of: (i) a US$25 million senior loan to Danper Trujillo S.A.C. with a term of 10 years including a 2-year grace period, which will be used for agricultural and industrial investments in existing operations in Peru, as well as for structural working capital; and (ii) an unsecured and uncommitted revolving discount line of US$10 million granted to Danper Trujillo S.A.C. to promote financial support and ease of payment of suppliers that make up its supply chain in Peru (IDB Invest will purchase irrevocable and unconditional future-dated payment obligations/accounts payable denominated in US$). The proposed transaction consists of: (i) a US$25 million senior loan to Danper Trujillo S.A.C. with a term of 10 years including a 2-year grace period, which will be used for agricultural and industrial investments in existing operations in Peru, as well as for structural working capital; and (ii) an unsecured and uncommitted revolving discount line of US$10 million granted to Danper Trujillo S.A.C. to promote financial support and ease of payment of suppliers that make up its supply chain in Peru (IDB Invest will purchase irrevocable and unconditional future-dated payment obligations/accounts payable denominated in US$).
Davivienda - Green Finance Partnership The transaction consists of a senior unsecured A/B loan for up to US$60 million (the “Project” or the “Loan") to be granted to Banco Davivienda (Costa Rica) S.A. (“Davivienda” or the “Bank”), with a tenor of up to five years from the disbursement date, including a two-year grace period for principal payments. IDB and IDB Invest will provide up to US$30 million in equal shares of US$15 million each for the Loan. The remaining Loan amount will be covered by one or several external lenders (“B Loan"). The main purpose of the financing is to expand the Bank’s green project portfolios and financing in Costa Rica. The Project will also include a technical advisory services component provided by IDB Invest to strengthen new strategies and business niches for the Bank’s green portfolio. The transaction consists of a senior unsecured A/B loan for up to US$60 million (the “Project” or the “Loan") to be granted to Banco Davivienda (Costa Rica) S.A. (“Davivienda” or the “Bank”), with a tenor of up to five years from the disbursement date, including a two-year grace period for principal payments. IDB and IDB Invest will provide up to US$30 million in equal shares of US$15 million each for the Loan. The remaining Loan amount will be covered by one or several external lenders (“B Loan"). The main purpose of the financing is to expand the Bank’s green project portfolios and financing in Costa Rica. The Project will also include a technical advisory services component provided by IDB Invest to strengthen new strategies and business niches for the Bank’s green portfolio.
Financiera Independencia - Capital Markets PArtnership for Micro Credit <p>Financiera Independencia - Capital Markets PArtnership for Micro Credit</p> <p>Financiera Independencia - Capital Markets PArtnership for Micro Credit</p>
Porto de Sergipe LNG-to-Power Project The Project located in the State of Sergipe in the north east region of Brazil. It consists on the design, construction and operation of a 1500-MW combined cycle natural gas power plant, a 33-km transmission line and associated facilities (including an offshore regasification plant, a submarine pipeline and water intake and sewage pipes), “the Project”. The total cost of the Project is approximately USD 1,300 million. It is anticipated that the IDB/IIC financing will include a combination or Brazilian Reais and American Dollars for an equivalent amount of USD 238 million.The IIC and Inter-American Development Bank Group will provide long term financing in Brazilian Reais, which are not available in the market. The plant will be the largest thermal power plant in South America. This plant will increase Brazil’s actual energy capacity and will help reduce carbon emissions in replacing oil and coal-based power plants with high levels of carbon emission. The Project located in the State of Sergipe in the north east region of Brazil. It consists on the design, construction and operation of a 1500-MW combined cycle natural gas power plant, a 33-km transmission line and associated facilities (including an offshore regasification plant, a submarine pipeline and water intake and sewage pipes), “the Project”. The total cost of the Project is approximately USD 1,300 million. It is anticipated that the IDB/IIC financing will include a combination or Brazilian Reais and American Dollars for an equivalent amount of USD 238 million.The IIC and Inter-American Development Bank Group will provide long term financing in Brazilian Reais, which are not available in the market. The plant will be the largest thermal power plant in South America. This plant will increase Brazil’s actual energy capacity and will help reduce carbon emissions in replacing oil and coal-based power plants with high levels of carbon emission.
Cafetalera Castellon, S.A. <p>Cafetalera Castellon, S.A.</p> <p>Cafetalera Castellon, S.A.</p>
Avla Chile WHL The proposed project includes a financing mechanism that will consist on a senior, secured, revolving warehouse facility of up to US$40 million, whose proceeds will be used to purchase and accumulate eligible endorsable mortgage loans or other similar instruments to small and mid-sized companies in Chile for a future asset backed securitization. The transaction will support and improve SMEs access to financing in Chile, narrowing the current financing gap that is increasing due to the COVID-19 crisis, and will help further expand debt capital markets in the country through new issuances of asset backed securities. The proceeds from the line will allow AVLA Group to expand its SMEs’ credit insurance business segment. The warehousing facility may support several accumulation periods, for a maximum of six years. The proposed project includes a financing mechanism that will consist on a senior, secured, revolving warehouse facility of up to US$40 million, whose proceeds will be used to purchase and accumulate eligible endorsable mortgage loans or other similar instruments to small and mid-sized companies in Chile for a future asset backed securitization. The transaction will support and improve SMEs access to financing in Chile, narrowing the current financing gap that is increasing due to the COVID-19 crisis, and will help further expand debt capital markets in the country through new issuances of asset backed securities. The proceeds from the line will allow AVLA Group to expand its SMEs’ credit insurance business segment. The warehousing facility may support several accumulation periods, for a maximum of six years.
Telefonica Colombia Revolving Credit Facility <p>Telefonica Colombia Revolving Credit Facility</p> <p>Telefonica Colombia Revolving Credit Facility</p>