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Ta - Ta The proposed IDB Invest financing for an amount in Uruguayan pesos equivalent to up to US$50 million (up to $15 million equity + up to $35 million in senior financial debt) will be used to partially finance the company’s capital investments between 2020 and 2025 for an amount in Uruguayan pesos equivalent to US$104 million. This includes investments in the opening of stores, logistics of the Operations Center (OC), systems and technology, and maintenance of premises in order to achieve the Company’s expansion and omnichannel retailing of the Company in Uruguay.The project will allow the Company to increase the volume of operations with its suppliers, many of which are SMEs. Ta-Ta’s philosophy is to develop local suppliers for different categories of its own brands. Support for this chain contribute to the following SDGs: (i) decent work and economic growth; (ii) industry, innovation and infrastructure; and (iii) responsible consumption and production. The proposed IDB Invest financing for an amount in Uruguayan pesos equivalent to up to US$50 million (up to $15 million equity + up to $35 million in senior financial debt) will be used to partially finance the company’s capital investments between 2020 and 2025 for an amount in Uruguayan pesos equivalent to US$104 million. This includes investments in the opening of stores, logistics of the Operations Center (OC), systems and technology, and maintenance of premises in order to achieve the Company’s expansion and omnichannel retailing of the Company in Uruguay.The project will allow the Company to increase the volume of operations with its suppliers, many of which are SMEs. Ta-Ta’s philosophy is to develop local suppliers for different categories of its own brands. Support for this chain contribute to the following SDGs: (i) decent work and economic growth; (ii) industry, innovation and infrastructure; and (iii) responsible consumption and production.
Sociedad Agricola Viru Company DescriptionSociedad Agricola Viru S.A. (“Viru” or the “Company”) is one of Peru’s leading agro-exporting companies that ranks within the country’s top three exporters of processed asparagus, artichokes and peppers. The Company began operations in 1994 as a processor of asparagus and has achieved greater product diversification (artichokes, peppers, sauces lines) during its 20 years of business operations. It conducts its agricultural operations on approximately 6,190 hectares (ha) of land (owned and leased) certified under Globalgap, employs approximately 7,500 people, and provides technical assistance to approximately 300 small farmers in its supply chain to ensure high quality food products.Project Objective and DescriptionIIC proposes to provide a senior secured corporate loan to Viru to finance the deployment of new technologies to expand its vegetable processing export business and conduct its operations in a socially inclusive and environmentally sustainable way. These actions are expected to strengthen Viru’s competitiveness. The investment plan includes: i) increase agricultural output by developing additional asparagus, avocado and other plantations; ii) increase the application of technologies to conserve water on irrigated land, improve food quality, and reduce production costs; iii) improve its financial structure by refinancing an existing loan; and iv) finance working capital and a gender equality certification (collectively, the “Project”). Company DescriptionSociedad Agricola Viru S.A. (“Viru” or the “Company”) is one of Peru’s leading agro-exporting companies that ranks within the country’s top three exporters of processed asparagus, artichokes and peppers. The Company began operations in 1994 as a processor of asparagus and has achieved greater product diversification (artichokes, peppers, sauces lines) during its 20 years of business operations. It conducts its agricultural operations on approximately 6,190 hectares (ha) of land (owned and leased) certified under Globalgap, employs approximately 7,500 people, and provides technical assistance to approximately 300 small farmers in its supply chain to ensure high quality food products.Project Objective and DescriptionIIC proposes to provide a senior secured corporate loan to Viru to finance the deployment of new technologies to expand its vegetable processing export business and conduct its operations in a socially inclusive and environmentally sustainable way. These actions are expected to strengthen Viru’s competitiveness. The investment plan includes: i) increase agricultural output by developing additional asparagus, avocado and other plantations; ii) increase the application of technologies to conserve water on irrigated land, improve food quality, and reduce production costs; iii) improve its financial structure by refinancing an existing loan; and iv) finance working capital and a gender equality certification (collectively, the “Project”).
Latin Healthcare Fund, L.P. <p>Latin Healthcare Fund, L.P.</p> <p>Latin Healthcare Fund, L.P.</p>
Banco Santa Cruz SME Partnership The objective of this transaction is to increase access to financing for small and medium size enterprises (“SMEs”) in the Dominican Republic by supporting the growth of Banco Santa Cruz’s SME portfolio. To do this, IDB Invest is proposing a Senior Unsecured Loan of approximately US$20 million to Banco Santa Cruz, with a term of up to four (4) years (the “Project”). The objective of this transaction is to increase access to financing for small and medium size enterprises (“SMEs”) in the Dominican Republic by supporting the growth of Banco Santa Cruz’s SME portfolio. To do this, IDB Invest is proposing a Senior Unsecured Loan of approximately US$20 million to Banco Santa Cruz, with a term of up to four (4) years (the “Project”).
TCL Guyana Revolving Credit Line <p>TCL Guyana Revolving Credit Line</p> <p>TCL Guyana Revolving Credit Line</p>
Consorcio Azucarero S.A.C. <p>Consorcio Azucarero S.A.C.</p> <p>Consorcio Azucarero S.A.C.</p>
Banco G and T Continental Subordinated Loan <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>
Movistar Uruguay CAPEX Financing <p>Movistar Uruguay CAPEX Financing</p> <p>Movistar Uruguay CAPEX Financing</p>
Courtyard Marriott Paramaribo Twin Hotels N.V. is the franchisee of the Courtyard by Marriott Paramaribo. The 138-room hotel was opened in June 2009 and is located along the Suriname River. The hotel has a business center and features meeting spaces, as well as a restaurant, fitness center, and an outdoor pool. As part of Marriott’s regular refurbishment and upkeep program, intended to keep the property competitive and in line with brand standards, the hotel will renovate its 138 available rooms (the “Project”) in 2022 and 2023. The Company has estimated a total project cost of US$6,700,000 to implement and maintain the Marriott’s brand standards. IDB Invest is proposing a senior secured loan of up to US$5 million with a 10-year tenor to support the capex investment. Twin Hotels N.V. is the franchisee of the Courtyard by Marriott Paramaribo. The 138-room hotel was opened in June 2009 and is located along the Suriname River. The hotel has a business center and features meeting spaces, as well as a restaurant, fitness center, and an outdoor pool. As part of Marriott’s regular refurbishment and upkeep program, intended to keep the property competitive and in line with brand standards, the hotel will renovate its 138 available rooms (the “Project”) in 2022 and 2023. The Company has estimated a total project cost of US$6,700,000 to implement and maintain the Marriott’s brand standards. IDB Invest is proposing a senior secured loan of up to US$5 million with a 10-year tenor to support the capex investment.
UNICARIBE Inclusive Higher Education Universidad del Caribe ("UNICARIBE", the "University" or the "Institution"), is a private Higher Education Institution (HEI), incorporated as a non-profit entity under the laws of the Dominican Republic, formed and operated by Fundación Educativa del Caribe, Inc. It began operations in 1995 in the city of Santo Domingo, where it continues to operate, with more than 31,000 graduates to date. Enrollment exceeds 25,000 students and it has close to 400 employees (more than 55% of whom are women).The proposed operation consists of a loan to finance UNICARIBE's Strategic and Investment Plan for 2019-2020 (the "Project"), aimed at (i) expanding the university's spaces and physical capacity, which includes completing the refurbishment of a new 6,400 m2 academic and administrative building in Santo Domingo, as well as building a new satellite campus in the City of Knowledge (“Ciudad del Conocimiento”) grounds in the city of Monte Plata (the "Monte Planta Campus"); (ii) expanding the University's academic programs in the short term, with new degrees and professional training courses, in line with the current training needs of the Dominican Republic; (iii) acquiring and implementing specialized distance learning software to strengthen its current platforms and capacities; and (iv) renewing and improving its facilities with new equipment and laboratories. Universidad del Caribe ("UNICARIBE", the "University" or the "Institution"), is a private Higher Education Institution (HEI), incorporated as a non-profit entity under the laws of the Dominican Republic, formed and operated by Fundación Educativa del Caribe, Inc. It began operations in 1995 in the city of Santo Domingo, where it continues to operate, with more than 31,000 graduates to date. Enrollment exceeds 25,000 students and it has close to 400 employees (more than 55% of whom are women).The proposed operation consists of a loan to finance UNICARIBE's Strategic and Investment Plan for 2019-2020 (the "Project"), aimed at (i) expanding the university's spaces and physical capacity, which includes completing the refurbishment of a new 6,400 m2 academic and administrative building in Santo Domingo, as well as building a new satellite campus in the City of Knowledge (“Ciudad del Conocimiento”) grounds in the city of Monte Plata (the "Monte Planta Campus"); (ii) expanding the University's academic programs in the short term, with new degrees and professional training courses, in line with the current training needs of the Dominican Republic; (iii) acquiring and implementing specialized distance learning software to strengthen its current platforms and capacities; and (iv) renewing and improving its facilities with new equipment and laboratories.
REP CAPEX and Refinancing Program <p>REP CAPEX and Refinancing Program</p> <p>REP CAPEX and Refinancing Program</p>
Adelca <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>
Guardian General - Insurance Portfolio Guarantee <p>Guardian General - Insurance Portfolio Guarantee</p> <p>Guardian General - Insurance Portfolio Guarantee</p>
Agreement with Banco Ciudad for Financing of Green Products The proposed project includes a financing mechanism for up to US$50 million (“Sustainable Financing Mechanism”) for Banco de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires (“Banco Ciudad”) that will allow that institution to finance subprojects with important environmental benefits in Argentina, primarily targeting the renewable energy and energy efficiency sectors, although it will also seek to support other investments intended to mitigate the effects of climate change (“Sustainable Projects”). The Sustainable Financing Mechanism will provide Ciudad with an unsecured senior loan consisting of: (i) Tranche I for up to US$25 million with a term of up to seven years; and (ii) Tranche II for up to US$25 million with a term of up to five years. Both Tranches will be directed to financing other sustainable projects that require longer amortization terms. The proposed project includes a financing mechanism for up to US$50 million (“Sustainable Financing Mechanism”) for Banco de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires (“Banco Ciudad”) that will allow that institution to finance subprojects with important environmental benefits in Argentina, primarily targeting the renewable energy and energy efficiency sectors, although it will also seek to support other investments intended to mitigate the effects of climate change (“Sustainable Projects”). The Sustainable Financing Mechanism will provide Ciudad with an unsecured senior loan consisting of: (i) Tranche I for up to US$25 million with a term of up to seven years; and (ii) Tranche II for up to US$25 million with a term of up to five years. Both Tranches will be directed to financing other sustainable projects that require longer amortization terms.
Banco de Credito Perú The proposed loan consists of an up to US$30 million subordinated loan to Banco de Crédito del Perú S.A. for supporting the bank's long-term growth. The project will help strengthen the bank's balance sheet, diversify its sources of funding, maintain its strong liquidity position, and enhance its capital. The proposed loan consists of an up to US$30 million subordinated loan to Banco de Crédito del Perú S.A. for supporting the bank's long-term growth. The project will help strengthen the bank's balance sheet, diversify its sources of funding, maintain its strong liquidity position, and enhance its capital.
Injepet Embalagens Ltda. <p>Injepet Embalagens Ltda.</p> <p>Injepet Embalagens Ltda.</p>
Einstein - Cancer Center The loan will finance Einstein's investments and expenses for the a Cancer Center, a state-of-the-art oncology hospital which includes: 160 automated beds and 10 surgery rooms (1 hybrid room and 02 robotic surgery rooms), 5 image-guided intervention rooms, diagnostic medicine, medical offices and special areas for chemo and radiotherapy. With the development of the Cancer Center, Einstein envisions to be one of the global leaders in Oncology and Hematology with: (i) a world-class academic research center focused on evidence-based multidisciplinary care and innovation; (ii) a center of excellence in precision medicine with a focus on genetics, genomics, immunotherapy, cell therapy and advanced therapeutics; (iii) predictive analysis and Big Data for prevention, accurate diagnosis and optimized results; (iv) industry partnerships in research, therapies and biotechnology driving innovation and (v) culture of education and continuous learning. The loan will finance Einstein's investments and expenses for the a Cancer Center, a state-of-the-art oncology hospital which includes: 160 automated beds and 10 surgery rooms (1 hybrid room and 02 robotic surgery rooms), 5 image-guided intervention rooms, diagnostic medicine, medical offices and special areas for chemo and radiotherapy. With the development of the Cancer Center, Einstein envisions to be one of the global leaders in Oncology and Hematology with: (i) a world-class academic research center focused on evidence-based multidisciplinary care and innovation; (ii) a center of excellence in precision medicine with a focus on genetics, genomics, immunotherapy, cell therapy and advanced therapeutics; (iii) predictive analysis and Big Data for prevention, accurate diagnosis and optimized results; (iv) industry partnerships in research, therapies and biotechnology driving innovation and (v) culture of education and continuous learning.
Tanner factoring and leasing SMES II 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 approximately US$100 million. The loan will have a tenor for up to five years, and consisting of: (i) an A Loan of up to US$40 million to be financed by IDB Invest; ii) a co-loan of up to US$20 million;  and (iii) a B Loan of up to US$40 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 approximately US$100 million. The loan will have a tenor for up to five years, and consisting of: (i) an A Loan of up to US$40 million to be financed by IDB Invest; ii) a co-loan of up to US$20 million;  and (iii) a B Loan of up to US$40 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.
Grupo Supermercados Wong <p>Grupo Supermercados Wong</p> <p>Grupo Supermercados Wong</p>
Fondo de Optimización de Capitales <p>Fondo de Optimización de Capitales</p> <p>Fondo de Optimización de Capitales</p>
Victory Park Capital IDB Invest is proposing a participation of up to US$50 million as a limited partner in Victory Park Capital Investor Fund W, L.P (the “Fund”), a debt fund incorporated under the law of Delaware. The Fund strategy aims to provide tailor made senior financial structures to technology based non-bank financial institutions (“Fintechs”) across Latin America and the Caribbean (“LAC”).  IDB will not only be supporting one of the leading global alternative investment firms to expand its operations to the region but will also promote the development of a new asset class currently not available in the market. The Fund will provide flexible debt solutions currently not available in LAC. IDB Invest is proposing a participation of up to US$50 million as a limited partner in Victory Park Capital Investor Fund W, L.P (the “Fund”), a debt fund incorporated under the law of Delaware. The Fund strategy aims to provide tailor made senior financial structures to technology based non-bank financial institutions (“Fintechs”) across Latin America and the Caribbean (“LAC”).  IDB will not only be supporting one of the leading global alternative investment firms to expand its operations to the region but will also promote the development of a new asset class currently not available in the market. The Fund will provide flexible debt solutions currently not available in LAC.
Banpais - Subordinated Financing <p>Banpais - Subordinated Financing</p> <p>Banpais - Subordinated Financing</p>
Itaú Positive Impact Loan <p>Itaú Positive Impact Loan</p> <p>Itaú Positive Impact Loan</p>
Paso Ancho Mini Hydro and Solar Plants <p>Paso Ancho Mini Hydro and Solar Plants</p> <p>Paso Ancho Mini Hydro and Solar Plants</p>
Banco Ganadero SME Financing Partnership <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Mastellone Hermanos SA  ARCOR <p>Mastellone Hermanos SA  ARCOR</p> <p>Mastellone Hermanos SA  ARCOR</p>
Pichincha II The purpose of the proposed project is to give Banco Pichincha C.A. a loan. Banco Pichincha will channel the IIC loan to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Ecuador via subloans. The IIC loan, which has a term of five years, will therefore improve the term matching of Banco Pichincha’s long-term lending operations, which are ordinarily three years. The purpose of the proposed project is to give Banco Pichincha C.A. a loan. Banco Pichincha will channel the IIC loan to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Ecuador via subloans. The IIC loan, which has a term of five years, will therefore improve the term matching of Banco Pichincha’s long-term lending operations, which are ordinarily three years.
FIDC ADM BRASIL - LT Revolving Farmers Financing Program <p>FIDC ADM BRASIL - LT Revolving Farmers Financing Program</p> <p>FIDC ADM BRASIL - LT Revolving Farmers Financing Program</p>
Vero Internet - Corporate Loan <p>Vero Internet - Corporate Loan</p> <p>Vero Internet - Corporate Loan</p>
Banco Davivienda Costa Rica Green Line Partnership <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Regional Trade Finance Facilitation Program <p>Regional Trade Finance Facilitation Program</p> <p>Regional Trade Finance Facilitation Program</p>