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Gigared The transaction consists of a loan of up to US$30 million to Gigared S.A. and Gigacable S.A. (“Gigared”), US$20million of which will be financed by the IDB Group and, if agreed to by the parties, it may include mobilizing funds of up to US$10million (to be financed by commercial banks)[1] (the Loan"). The Loan will be for a term of up to 7 years, including a grace period of 2 years, and will be used to finance (i) the expansion of its broadband network by connecting more homes and businesses in Buenos Aires and 6 provinces in the Northeast of Argentina (organic growth) and (ii) possible acquisitions (inorganic growth).Gigared is a telecommunications group that provides cable television ("CATV"), fixed telephony and cable modem Internet services ("ISP") through Fiber to the Home ("FTTH")urban networks wiring, Hybrid Fiber Optic-Coaxial Network ("HFC"), including triple play service (cable TV, Internet and fixed telephony) and connectivity and data center services for businesses (this activity, at its facilities in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires). Gigared’s activities take place in the provinces of Entre Ríos, Santa Fe, Corrientes, Chaco and Misiones, and in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The laying down of fiber optics cables begins in Villa Ortúzar, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, and extends along the coastline. The administrative facilities and central warehouses are located in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.[1]To be confirmed. The transaction consists of a loan of up to US$30 million to Gigared S.A. and Gigacable S.A. (“Gigared”), US$20million of which will be financed by the IDB Group and, if agreed to by the parties, it may include mobilizing funds of up to US$10million (to be financed by commercial banks)[1] (the Loan"). The Loan will be for a term of up to 7 years, including a grace period of 2 years, and will be used to finance (i) the expansion of its broadband network by connecting more homes and businesses in Buenos Aires and 6 provinces in the Northeast of Argentina (organic growth) and (ii) possible acquisitions (inorganic growth).Gigared is a telecommunications group that provides cable television ("CATV"), fixed telephony and cable modem Internet services ("ISP") through Fiber to the Home ("FTTH")urban networks wiring, Hybrid Fiber Optic-Coaxial Network ("HFC"), including triple play service (cable TV, Internet and fixed telephony) and connectivity and data center services for businesses (this activity, at its facilities in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires). Gigared’s activities take place in the provinces of Entre Ríos, Santa Fe, Corrientes, Chaco and Misiones, and in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The laying down of fiber optics cables begins in Villa Ortúzar, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, and extends along the coastline. The administrative facilities and central warehouses are located in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.[1]To be confirmed.
Banco Continental Green Financing Partnership The proposed operation consists of a senior unsecured loan to Banco Continental for an amount of up to US$100 million, that contemplates: (i) a Committed Tranche I: which consists of an A Loan of upto US$50 million; (ii) an Uncommitted Tranche II: consisting of an A Loan of up to US$50 million; and (iii) the operation contemplates the possibility of mobilizing resources from institutional investors through a B Loan for an amount to be determined in accordance with market conditions. The operation will have a term of up to five years, with up to two years of grace period. The funds from the operation will be used to finance the growth of Banco Continental's green portfolio in Paraguay. The proposed operation consists of a senior unsecured loan to Banco Continental for an amount of up to US$100 million, that contemplates: (i) a Committed Tranche I: which consists of an A Loan of upto US$50 million; (ii) an Uncommitted Tranche II: consisting of an A Loan of up to US$50 million; and (iii) the operation contemplates the possibility of mobilizing resources from institutional investors through a B Loan for an amount to be determined in accordance with market conditions. The operation will have a term of up to five years, with up to two years of grace period. The funds from the operation will be used to finance the growth of Banco Continental's green portfolio in Paraguay.
Banco del Bajío, S.A. The project consists of a loan of US$6,000,000 to Banco del Bajío. The loan will have a term of 7 years, including a grace period of up to 2 years. The funds of the loan will be used for medium and long-term on-lending to small and medium-size companies, whose majority shareholding is Latin American or Caribbean, and which operate in productive sectors of the Mexican economy. IIC meets its goal of supporting the development of small and medium-size companies through working with a sound Mexican bank. The project consists of a loan of US$6,000,000 to Banco del Bajío. The loan will have a term of 7 years, including a grace period of up to 2 years. The funds of the loan will be used for medium and long-term on-lending to small and medium-size companies, whose majority shareholding is Latin American or Caribbean, and which operate in productive sectors of the Mexican economy. IIC meets its goal of supporting the development of small and medium-size companies through working with a sound Mexican bank.
Banco del Centro, S.A. <p>Banco del Centro, S.A.</p> <p>Banco del Centro, S.A.</p>
Consorcio Celsa-Dimmsa Telepsa Ltda. Project Description: The Project ("Project") consists of the installation and maintenance of 15,000 public telephone booths in Costa Rica, and their lease to the Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE), the national telephone and electricity company for 6 years. The Project will increase telephone penetration in Costa Rica from 2.2 telephones per 1,000 inhabitants to 6 telephones per 1,000 inhabitants. The total cost of the project is estimated at US$15 million, of which the IIC would contribute US$4.2 million via a long-term loan. Project Description: The Project ("Project") consists of the installation and maintenance of 15,000 public telephone booths in Costa Rica, and their lease to the Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE), the national telephone and electricity company for 6 years. The Project will increase telephone penetration in Costa Rica from 2.2 telephones per 1,000 inhabitants to 6 telephones per 1,000 inhabitants. The total cost of the project is estimated at US$15 million, of which the IIC would contribute US$4.2 million via a long-term loan.
Banco Procredit Ecuador <p>Banco Procredit Ecuador</p> <p>Banco Procredit Ecuador</p>
CH Serena del Mar (HLM) <p>CH Serena del Mar (HLM)</p> <p>CH Serena del Mar (HLM)</p>
Financiera de Occidente S.A. The proceeds of the proposed operation will help Financiera de Occidente expand its lending to small and medium-size enterprises in Guatemala. The loan will also help the company grow its loan portfolio and diversify its medium- and short-term sources of funding. The proceeds of the proposed operation will help Financiera de Occidente expand its lending to small and medium-size enterprises in Guatemala. The loan will also help the company grow its loan portfolio and diversify its medium- and short-term sources of funding.
BancoSol The project consists of a US$5 million loan to Banco Solidario S.A. The proceeds will be used to provide financing to microenterprises in Bolivia in the form of short- and medium-term loans for working capital or business expansion. The project consists of a US$5 million loan to Banco Solidario S.A. The proceeds will be used to provide financing to microenterprises in Bolivia in the form of short- and medium-term loans for working capital or business expansion.
BAC Panama - Green Bond <p>BAC Panama - Green Bond</p> <p>BAC Panama - Green Bond</p>
BEL Corporate Loan Phase 2 <p>BEL Corporate Loan Phase 2</p> <p>BEL Corporate Loan Phase 2</p>
Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (EEPA XIX) <p>Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (EEPA XIX)</p> <p>Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (EEPA XIX)</p>
HEB Supermercados Internacionales <p>HEB Supermercados Internacionales</p> <p>HEB Supermercados Internacionales</p>
Zunya Sustainable Tourism <p>Zunya Sustainable Tourism</p> <p>Zunya Sustainable Tourism</p>
Improving Access to Productive Financing for Small-Scale Farmers at the BOP <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>
Emprendimientos Hoteleros SAECA Project Description: The Sheraton project consists of the construction and development of the first international hotel chain in Asuncion. The hotel will consist of a 10-story building, with capacity for 125 rooms and all the correspondent amenities and facilities for business travelers and tourists, including a business center and a convention center with capacity for up to 900 persons. The project sponsors have signed a license and management agreement with Sheraton Overseas Management Corporation ("SOMC") to operate the Hotel under the "Sheraton" flag. Project implementation will begin by September 2001 and it is expected that the Four Point Asuncion by Sheraton will open in January 2003. IIC's role in the proposed transaction is important for the following reasons: It will attract international firms to Paraguay, as Asuncion has no hotels managed by international hotel chains It will improve Asuncion's business infrastructure through the new convention center. The project will have a positive social and economic impact from various perspectives. It will create 90 direct jobs and 270 indirect jobs, and it will improve the quality of hotel services and hotel management skills. Project Description: The Sheraton project consists of the construction and development of the first international hotel chain in Asuncion. The hotel will consist of a 10-story building, with capacity for 125 rooms and all the correspondent amenities and facilities for business travelers and tourists, including a business center and a convention center with capacity for up to 900 persons. The project sponsors have signed a license and management agreement with Sheraton Overseas Management Corporation ("SOMC") to operate the Hotel under the "Sheraton" flag. Project implementation will begin by September 2001 and it is expected that the Four Point Asuncion by Sheraton will open in January 2003. IIC's role in the proposed transaction is important for the following reasons: It will attract international firms to Paraguay, as Asuncion has no hotels managed by international hotel chains It will improve Asuncion's business infrastructure through the new convention center. The project will have a positive social and economic impact from various perspectives. It will create 90 direct jobs and 270 indirect jobs, and it will improve the quality of hotel services and hotel management skills.
Parque Solar Cangrejera, S.A. de C.V. Cangrejera is a Salvadoran company established to develop, build, and operate a photovoltaic solar power plant with nominal capacity of 1.2 MWac (1.48 MWp).The proceeds from the IIC loan will be used to develop, build, and commission the aforementioned photovoltaic solar power plant, along with a 250-meter, 23-kV transmission line to the Melara/Del Sur substation. Total expected cost of the project is estimated to be US$4.2 million. Cangrejera is a Salvadoran company established to develop, build, and operate a photovoltaic solar power plant with nominal capacity of 1.2 MWac (1.48 MWp).The proceeds from the IIC loan will be used to develop, build, and commission the aforementioned photovoltaic solar power plant, along with a 250-meter, 23-kV transmission line to the Melara/Del Sur substation. Total expected cost of the project is estimated to be US$4.2 million.
Internet para Todos Colombia <p>Internet para Todos Colombia</p> <p>Internet para Todos Colombia</p>
Credit Uruguay Agency Line <p>Credit Uruguay Agency Line</p> <p>Credit Uruguay Agency Line</p>
Agripac III IDB Invest's operation consists of a loan in favor of Agripac S.A. ("Agripac" or "The Company") for up to US$20 million with an eight-year term and guarantee on the land and industrial balanced feed and pet food facilities. The funds from the loan will be used to finance: (i) a new line of pet food and a palletizing and bagging robot for balanced shrimp feed; (ii) acquisition of land for logistical improvements in the sale and storage of finished products; (iii) construction of corn storage silos and warehouses for soybean paste storage; (iv) expansion to new points of sale in Ecuador; and (v) implementation of SAP Logistics aligned with Agripac's digitalization strategy. IDB Invest's operation consists of a loan in favor of Agripac S.A. ("Agripac" or "The Company") for up to US$20 million with an eight-year term and guarantee on the land and industrial balanced feed and pet food facilities. The funds from the loan will be used to finance: (i) a new line of pet food and a palletizing and bagging robot for balanced shrimp feed; (ii) acquisition of land for logistical improvements in the sale and storage of finished products; (iii) construction of corn storage silos and warehouses for soybean paste storage; (iv) expansion to new points of sale in Ecuador; and (v) implementation of SAP Logistics aligned with Agripac's digitalization strategy.
Movistar Uruguay Handset Financing <p>Movistar Uruguay Handset Financing</p> <p>Movistar Uruguay Handset Financing</p>
Banco Industrial do Brasil S/A <p>Banco Industrial do Brasil S/A</p> <p>Banco Industrial do Brasil S/A</p>
Termoeléctrica de La Dorada <p>Termoeléctrica de La Dorada</p> <p>Termoeléctrica de La Dorada</p>
Coopeservidores Housing Financing Partnership The proposed financing will contribute to increasing access to mortgage financing for the social housing segment in Costa Rica by supporting the Cooperativa de Ahorro y Crédito de los Servidores Públicos, R.L. (“Coopeservidores”) in its efforts to broaden and deepen the scope of its mortgage lending activities. By partnering with Coopeservidores, the second largest cooperative in the country, the financing leverages on the cooperatives’s reach in Costa Rica, supporting its ongoing efforts to increase its mortgage portfolio among current and new clients. The proposed financing will contribute to increasing access to mortgage financing for the social housing segment in Costa Rica by supporting the Cooperativa de Ahorro y Crédito de los Servidores Públicos, R.L. (“Coopeservidores”) in its efforts to broaden and deepen the scope of its mortgage lending activities. By partnering with Coopeservidores, the second largest cooperative in the country, the financing leverages on the cooperatives’s reach in Costa Rica, supporting its ongoing efforts to increase its mortgage portfolio among current and new clients.
Chimbote ESSALUD Hospital Project <p>Chimbote ESSALUD Hospital Project</p> <p>Chimbote ESSALUD Hospital Project</p>
Brazilian Mortgage/ Securitization Com. II Project Description: The Project consists of a Purchase Facility for the acquisition of collateralized real estate loan obligations ("Cedulas de Credito Imobiliario") (the "CCIs") for their subsequent securitization, fully hedged against foreign exchange risk, both for principal and interest, in the combined amount of US$15.0 million. The purpose of the project is to provide Brazilian Mortgages Companhia Imobiliaria ("BM") access to a facility that will allow, BM, the ability to provide home equity loans to individual homeowners or to originate mortgage loans. This will permit BM to further expand the market for rated mortgage-backed securities in the Brazilian capital markets, as a new long-term investment instrument for institutional investors. As with the existing project, BM will target mainly the middle to lower-income residential segment with average housing price of US$30,000. Project Description: The Project consists of a Purchase Facility for the acquisition of collateralized real estate loan obligations ("Cedulas de Credito Imobiliario") (the "CCIs") for their subsequent securitization, fully hedged against foreign exchange risk, both for principal and interest, in the combined amount of US$15.0 million. The purpose of the project is to provide Brazilian Mortgages Companhia Imobiliaria ("BM") access to a facility that will allow, BM, the ability to provide home equity loans to individual homeowners or to originate mortgage loans. This will permit BM to further expand the market for rated mortgage-backed securities in the Brazilian capital markets, as a new long-term investment instrument for institutional investors. As with the existing project, BM will target mainly the middle to lower-income residential segment with average housing price of US$30,000.
Partnership for Productive Development with Progreso The proposed transaction consists of a senior loan of up US$10 million (the “Loan”) from IDB Invest. The Loan has a twelve-month tenor, is amortized at maturity, and is renewable for three additional periods of up to 12 months at the discretion of IDB Invest. The project involves funding Progreso to increase its operation (balance) by offering more lending access to Micro, Small, and Medium-Sized Enterprises (“MSMEs”) customers, as well as adding new MSMEs to its portfolio. Additionally, climate-related technical advisory services are being designed. The proposed transaction consists of a senior loan of up US$10 million (the “Loan”) from IDB Invest. The Loan has a twelve-month tenor, is amortized at maturity, and is renewable for three additional periods of up to 12 months at the discretion of IDB Invest. The project involves funding Progreso to increase its operation (balance) by offering more lending access to Micro, Small, and Medium-Sized Enterprises (“MSMEs”) customers, as well as adding new MSMEs to its portfolio. Additionally, climate-related technical advisory services are being designed.
Leasing Total S.A. The project consists of a loan of up to US$2 million to Leasing Total S.A. The purpose of this project is to support Leasing Total’s activities and the growth of its financial leasing portfolio. The IIC loan will enable the company to continue to diversify its sources of medium-term funding and match the term of the loan with the terms of its leasing agreements. The project consists of a loan of up to US$2 million to Leasing Total S.A. The purpose of this project is to support Leasing Total’s activities and the growth of its financial leasing portfolio. The IIC loan will enable the company to continue to diversify its sources of medium-term funding and match the term of the loan with the terms of its leasing agreements.
Banco Ficensa Honduras 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>
Brazilian Securities II <p>Brazilian Securities II</p> <p>Brazilian Securities II</p>
INTO Exploration Camps <p>INTO Exploration Camps</p> <p>INTO Exploration Camps</p>
Induglob The IDB Invest operation consists of two transactions: (i) a loan of up to US$24 million for a term of 11 years, intended to partially fund the construction and start-up of Induglob S.A.’s new household appliance production plant (the "Company" or "Induglob") located in the south of Ecuador, which will be guaranteed by all the assets of the project to be financed; and (ii) an uncommitted facility for up to US$10 million over a 12-month period, to be guaranteed by Induglob's portfolio with eligible clients, which constitutes a new source of funding for the Company's working capital needs (the Project"). The Project is aligned with the Government of Ecuador's plan to reactivate the local economy by encouraging investments that allow for a change in the country’s production matrix. The IDB Invest operation consists of two transactions: (i) a loan of up to US$24 million for a term of 11 years, intended to partially fund the construction and start-up of Induglob S.A.’s new household appliance production plant (the "Company" or "Induglob") located in the south of Ecuador, which will be guaranteed by all the assets of the project to be financed; and (ii) an uncommitted facility for up to US$10 million over a 12-month period, to be guaranteed by Induglob's portfolio with eligible clients, which constitutes a new source of funding for the Company's working capital needs (the Project"). The Project is aligned with the Government of Ecuador's plan to reactivate the local economy by encouraging investments that allow for a change in the country’s production matrix.
Banco Nacional de Costa Rica - Blue Bond This Project involves issuing blue bonds for up to US$50 million in debt securities in Costa Rica for Banco Nacional de Costa Rica (hereinafter, “Banco Nacional”, “BNCR”, the “Bank” or the “Issuer”). BNCR may issue unsecured, theme (blue), ordinary, subordinated bonds. The issuance will break down as follows: (i) IDB Invest may subscribe up to US$25 million; and (ii) additional local and international co-investors may subscribe bonds for up to US$25 million.The proceeds will be used to expand the Bank’s blue portfolio. The use of funds will allow the issuance to be categorized as “blue” under the International Capital Market Association (“ICMA”) thematic bonds principles. This Project involves issuing blue bonds for up to US$50 million in debt securities in Costa Rica for Banco Nacional de Costa Rica (hereinafter, “Banco Nacional”, “BNCR”, the “Bank” or the “Issuer”). BNCR may issue unsecured, theme (blue), ordinary, subordinated bonds. The issuance will break down as follows: (i) IDB Invest may subscribe up to US$25 million; and (ii) additional local and international co-investors may subscribe bonds for up to US$25 million.The proceeds will be used to expand the Bank’s blue portfolio. The use of funds will allow the issuance to be categorized as “blue” under the International Capital Market Association (“ICMA”) thematic bonds principles.
Caja Huancayo IDB Invest announces its intent to become a shareholder of Caja Huancayo to expand financial inclusion in Peru, supporting one of microfinance leaders in the country. This will be achieved by converting its current loan totaling S/57.14 million (approximately $15 million) to an equity investment in Caja Huancayo. IDB Invest announces its intent to become a shareholder of Caja Huancayo to expand financial inclusion in Peru, supporting one of microfinance leaders in the country. This will be achieved by converting its current loan totaling S/57.14 million (approximately $15 million) to an equity investment in Caja Huancayo.
Colour Republic Expansion <p>Colour Republic Expansion</p> <p>Colour Republic Expansion</p>