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Microfin Uruguay The purpose of the IIC loan is to finance eligible projects via subloans to eligible enterprises in Uruguay that meet IIC and Microfin Uruguay loan eligibility criteria and environmental and labor requirements. The subloans will target micro and small Uruguayan enterprises seeking short-, medium- or long-term financing to carry out their operations and that are underserved in the formal financial system. Financing on appropriate terms will make it possible to generate direct and indirect employment and improve the financial structure of micro and small enterprises. Microfinancing is underdeveloped in Uruguay and there are few institutions that are beginning to serve this segment. Microfin provides financial services and specialized products for micro and small enterprises throughout Uruguay; its main objective is to promote the socioeconomic development of lower-income households in Uruguay.Microfin is managed by the ACP group, a not-for-profit civil association founded in 1969 in Peru and one of the main players in Latin America’s microfinance sector. It will bring the region’s best practices to the microfinance segment in Uruguay and should provide a significant demonstration effect in the sector. The purpose of the IIC loan is to finance eligible projects via subloans to eligible enterprises in Uruguay that meet IIC and Microfin Uruguay loan eligibility criteria and environmental and labor requirements. The subloans will target micro and small Uruguayan enterprises seeking short-, medium- or long-term financing to carry out their operations and that are underserved in the formal financial system. Financing on appropriate terms will make it possible to generate direct and indirect employment and improve the financial structure of micro and small enterprises. Microfinancing is underdeveloped in Uruguay and there are few institutions that are beginning to serve this segment. Microfin provides financial services and specialized products for micro and small enterprises throughout Uruguay; its main objective is to promote the socioeconomic development of lower-income households in Uruguay.Microfin is managed by the ACP group, a not-for-profit civil association founded in 1969 in Peru and one of the main players in Latin America’s microfinance sector. It will bring the region’s best practices to the microfinance segment in Uruguay and should provide a significant demonstration effect in the sector.
Proparco Aguas do Rio - Bloco 4 <p>Proparco Aguas do Rio - Bloco 4</p> <p>Proparco Aguas do Rio - Bloco 4</p>
Hidrosanbartolo, S.A. The IIC loan would comprise an A loan for up to US$12.5 million and a B loan of up to US$17.4 million, for a total of up to US$29.9 million. The loan would provide Hidrosanbartolo S.A. with the financing it needs to design, build, and operate a run-of-the-river hydroelectric plant on the Río Negro River, which is part of the Namangoza Santiago hydrographic basin, located in the southeastern Ecuadorian province of Morona-Santiago.		The Hidrosanbartolo S.A. project encompasses a run-of-the-river hydroelectric generating plant with approximately 48.07 megawatts (MW) of output, capable of generating some 350 gigawatts (GW) per year and a plant factor of 83.25%. The main components of the project include a low-level diversion weir, intake structure, steel pipe conveyance, penstock, surface power station, transmission line, and power substation. The project length is 5,500 meters to maintain a net head of 183 meters. The IIC loan would comprise an A loan for up to US$12.5 million and a B loan of up to US$17.4 million, for a total of up to US$29.9 million. The loan would provide Hidrosanbartolo S.A. with the financing it needs to design, build, and operate a run-of-the-river hydroelectric plant on the Río Negro River, which is part of the Namangoza Santiago hydrographic basin, located in the southeastern Ecuadorian province of Morona-Santiago.		The Hidrosanbartolo S.A. project encompasses a run-of-the-river hydroelectric generating plant with approximately 48.07 megawatts (MW) of output, capable of generating some 350 gigawatts (GW) per year and a plant factor of 83.25%. The main components of the project include a low-level diversion weir, intake structure, steel pipe conveyance, penstock, surface power station, transmission line, and power substation. The project length is 5,500 meters to maintain a net head of 183 meters.
HMB Partnership The proposed transaction with Home Mortgage Bank (“HMB”) consists of a senior secured bond financing of up to TTD300 million with a tenor of up to five years, to be funded by IDB Invest. One of the mandates of HMB is to develop the secondary mortgage market. Through the use of proceeds, the IDB Invest’s role will be to support and finance the continued growth and development of the housing finance industry in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. The proposed transaction with Home Mortgage Bank (“HMB”) consists of a senior secured bond financing of up to TTD300 million with a tenor of up to five years, to be funded by IDB Invest. One of the mandates of HMB is to develop the secondary mortgage market. Through the use of proceeds, the IDB Invest’s role will be to support and finance the continued growth and development of the housing finance industry in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.
Grupo ELCATEX / San Juan Textiles The transaction consists of guaranteed long-term financing for Elcatex, S. de R.L. (henceforth, “ELCATEX”, “the Company” or “the Client”), a leading textile industry company in Honduras. The objectives of the Project are: (i) to support economic growth and export diversification; (ii) construction and fit out of a new textile plant (San Juan Textiles Project) located in San Juan Innovation Park, an Export Processing Zone (“EPZ”) in Choloma; (iii) purchase of sewing equipment; and (iv) to finance capital investment, working capital and liability restructuring to increase ELCATEX’s production capacity. The transaction consists of guaranteed long-term financing for Elcatex, S. de R.L. (henceforth, “ELCATEX”, “the Company” or “the Client”), a leading textile industry company in Honduras. The objectives of the Project are: (i) to support economic growth and export diversification; (ii) construction and fit out of a new textile plant (San Juan Textiles Project) located in San Juan Innovation Park, an Export Processing Zone (“EPZ”) in Choloma; (iii) purchase of sewing equipment; and (iv) to finance capital investment, working capital and liability restructuring to increase ELCATEX’s production capacity.
Piatua Hydroelectric Project <p>Piatua Hydroelectric Project</p> <p>Piatua Hydroelectric Project</p>
La Jacinta Long-Term Bond The Borrower, a 50MW solar power project financed by the IDB with an A/B Loan for US$56 million and a C2F Loan for US$25 million is seeking to optimize it current financing through an IDB Invest A/B Bond. The B-Bond will be sold into the private placement market under section 4 (a) (2) of the 1933 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Act. This structure will allow the Project to achieve longer tenors than in the traditional bank market.The proceeds of the B-Bond will be used to repay the IDB A and B Loans in their entirety. As part of the financial plan the IDB Invest provide an A Loan for approximately US$3.6 million and purchase up to 5% of the B-Bond. The tenor of the A Loan and B Bond will be 24 years.La Jacinta is a 50MW (AC) / 64.8MW peak (DC) fixed tilt photovoltaic (“PV”) power plant and its associated facilities. La Jacinta is located in Salto, Department of Salto, Uruguay, and currently operates under a 30-year Power Purchase Agreement (“PPA”) with UTE, the state-owned utility of Uruguay. The Borrower, a 50MW solar power project financed by the IDB with an A/B Loan for US$56 million and a C2F Loan for US$25 million is seeking to optimize it current financing through an IDB Invest A/B Bond. The B-Bond will be sold into the private placement market under section 4 (a) (2) of the 1933 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Act. This structure will allow the Project to achieve longer tenors than in the traditional bank market.The proceeds of the B-Bond will be used to repay the IDB A and B Loans in their entirety. As part of the financial plan the IDB Invest provide an A Loan for approximately US$3.6 million and purchase up to 5% of the B-Bond. The tenor of the A Loan and B Bond will be 24 years.La Jacinta is a 50MW (AC) / 64.8MW peak (DC) fixed tilt photovoltaic (“PV”) power plant and its associated facilities. La Jacinta is located in Salto, Department of Salto, Uruguay, and currently operates under a 30-year Power Purchase Agreement (“PPA”) with UTE, the state-owned utility of Uruguay.
Lima Airport - Peru The Jorge Chavez International Airport (“JCIA” or “Lima Airport”) is Peru’s main domestic and international airport. Since 2001, it is operated by Lima Airport Partners S.R.L. (“LAP”, the “Concessionaire” or the “Company”), under a 40-year concession contract (extendable to 50 years). In 2019, the Concessionaire started a major airport expansion, to be completed by January 2025 (the “Expansion Project”). This expansion consists of the construction of a new runway, a control tower, and a passenger terminal, as well as all the auxiliary infrastructure (energy, water, sewage, drainage, lighting, signs, communications, fuel, solid waste, etc.) and associate facilities (taxiways, aircraft aprons, internal and external accesses, parking, fire station and rescue base, etc.).The proposed operation will partially fund the design, development, and construction of the new passenger terminal and aircraft apron, as well as the repayment of an existing bridge loan acquired by LAP for the execution of the initial construction of the airside works (collectively the " Project"). The Jorge Chavez International Airport (“JCIA” or “Lima Airport”) is Peru’s main domestic and international airport. Since 2001, it is operated by Lima Airport Partners S.R.L. (“LAP”, the “Concessionaire” or the “Company”), under a 40-year concession contract (extendable to 50 years). In 2019, the Concessionaire started a major airport expansion, to be completed by January 2025 (the “Expansion Project”). This expansion consists of the construction of a new runway, a control tower, and a passenger terminal, as well as all the auxiliary infrastructure (energy, water, sewage, drainage, lighting, signs, communications, fuel, solid waste, etc.) and associate facilities (taxiways, aircraft aprons, internal and external accesses, parking, fire station and rescue base, etc.).The proposed operation will partially fund the design, development, and construction of the new passenger terminal and aircraft apron, as well as the repayment of an existing bridge loan acquired by LAP for the execution of the initial construction of the airside works (collectively the " Project").
LAC - China Natural Resources Fund (RG-L1054) <p>LAC - China Natural Resources Fund (RG-L1054)</p> <p>LAC - China Natural Resources Fund (RG-L1054)</p>
Itau Unibanco S.A. IV The project consists of a Loan to Itaú Unibanco S.A. ("Itaú Unibanco"). The objective of this project is to finance Eligible Projects via subloans to Eligible Enterprises in Brazil. These will be small and medium-sized companies located in Brazil that require the funding primarily for short- or medium-term financing for general corporate purposes, including working capital and leasing. Eligible Enterprises financed with a portion of the Loan shall not exceed US$20 million in assets or yearly revenue. The project consists of a Loan to Itaú Unibanco S.A. ("Itaú Unibanco"). The objective of this project is to finance Eligible Projects via subloans to Eligible Enterprises in Brazil. These will be small and medium-sized companies located in Brazil that require the funding primarily for short- or medium-term financing for general corporate purposes, including working capital and leasing. Eligible Enterprises financed with a portion of the Loan shall not exceed US$20 million in assets or yearly revenue.
AEGEA Aguas do Rio - Bloco 4 In April 2021, Aegea and its subsidiary Águas do Rio (the “Client”) won a concession auction from the Rio de Janeiro Potable Water and Sanitation State Company (“CEDAE”) to provide for 35 years potable water and sewerage services for 99% and 90% of the population, respectively, living in Concession Blocks 1 & 4 in Rio de Janeiro State (the “Project”). Block 1 includes 18 municipalities in Rio de Janeiro State and Rio de Janeiro’s South Zone (State Capital), while Block 4 will cover 8 additional municipalities including the Rio de Janeiro’s North Zone (State Capital). In April 2021, Aegea and its subsidiary Águas do Rio (the “Client”) won a concession auction from the Rio de Janeiro Potable Water and Sanitation State Company (“CEDAE”) to provide for 35 years potable water and sewerage services for 99% and 90% of the population, respectively, living in Concession Blocks 1 & 4 in Rio de Janeiro State (the “Project”). Block 1 includes 18 municipalities in Rio de Janeiro State and Rio de Janeiro’s South Zone (State Capital), while Block 4 will cover 8 additional municipalities including the Rio de Janeiro’s North Zone (State Capital).
Optima Energia Óptima Energía is the leading Energy Service Company (ESCO) in Mexico. It is dedicated to the implementation of energy efficiency projects under a performance contracting scheme and zero initial investment from clients. Óptima Energía specializes in the optimization of electricity, fuels and water. Its main focus has been the high end 5-6 star hotel sector. More recently, Óptima Energía began targeting the public lighting sector. In December of 2009, the company signed its first energy efficiency contract with the municipality of Zamora, Michoacán, and currently has 16 other municipalities throughout the country in its pipeline. The company expects to implement more than 20 public lighting energy efficiency projects by 2013.The IIC will be supporting the investment plan of Optima Energía with an up to US$6 million uncommitted non-revolving credit line to be used for energy efficiency public lighting projects in Mexico. The number of financed projects will depend on the total or partial investment cost of public lighting projects brought by Óptima Energía to the IIC. The IIC, through this project, aims to promote public lighting energy efficiency projects and support the energy efficiency market in Mexico in general. Óptima Energía is the leading Energy Service Company (ESCO) in Mexico. It is dedicated to the implementation of energy efficiency projects under a performance contracting scheme and zero initial investment from clients. Óptima Energía specializes in the optimization of electricity, fuels and water. Its main focus has been the high end 5-6 star hotel sector. More recently, Óptima Energía began targeting the public lighting sector. In December of 2009, the company signed its first energy efficiency contract with the municipality of Zamora, Michoacán, and currently has 16 other municipalities throughout the country in its pipeline. The company expects to implement more than 20 public lighting energy efficiency projects by 2013.The IIC will be supporting the investment plan of Optima Energía with an up to US$6 million uncommitted non-revolving credit line to be used for energy efficiency public lighting projects in Mexico. The number of financed projects will depend on the total or partial investment cost of public lighting projects brought by Óptima Energía to the IIC. The IIC, through this project, aims to promote public lighting energy efficiency projects and support the energy efficiency market in Mexico in general.
Banco Rio de la Plata S/A <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>
Caribbean Investment Fund LP <p>Caribbean Investment Fund LP</p> <p>Caribbean Investment Fund LP</p>
Almacenadora Mercader S.A. IV The proposed operation consists of renewing the financing for the program for storing and/or purchasing mainly white corn from small grain farmers. As part of the project, ALMER will use the proceeds from the IIC loan to provide financing to small producers by (i) purchasing their production with an option to repurchase (repo) or (ii) warehousing their product until it is sold. In both cases ALMER will issue warehouse receipts that will secure the IIC’s loan. The proposed operation consists of renewing the financing for the program for storing and/or purchasing mainly white corn from small grain farmers. As part of the project, ALMER will use the proceeds from the IIC loan to provide financing to small producers by (i) purchasing their production with an option to repurchase (repo) or (ii) warehousing their product until it is sold. In both cases ALMER will issue warehouse receipts that will secure the IIC’s loan.
MG Fundo Mútuo de Investimento em Empresas Emergentes <p>MG Fundo Mútuo de Investimento em Empresas Emergentes</p> <p>MG Fundo Mútuo de Investimento em Empresas Emergentes</p>
Banco Credicoop TFFP Line <p>Banco Credicoop TFFP Line</p> <p>Banco Credicoop TFFP Line</p>
Interbank The project consists of a loan of up to $30,000,000 to Banco Internacional del Perú-Interbank. The loan is made up of an A loan of up to $10,000,000, funded by the IIC, and a B loan of up to $20,000,000, funded by participants. The loan will have a term of up to seven years, including a grace period of up to two years. The proceeds from the Loan will be used for medium and long-term on-lending and fixed assets and equipment leasing to small and medium-size companies that are majority-owned by Latin American or Caribbean nationals and operate in productive sectors of the Peruvian economy. Working with a sound Peruvian bank will help the IIC meet its goal of supporting the development of small and medium-size companies. In addition, the IIC funding will support the stability of the Peruvian banking system by providing medium and long-term financing, which in Peru is relatively scarce. The project consists of a loan of up to $30,000,000 to Banco Internacional del Perú-Interbank. The loan is made up of an A loan of up to $10,000,000, funded by the IIC, and a B loan of up to $20,000,000, funded by participants. The loan will have a term of up to seven years, including a grace period of up to two years. The proceeds from the Loan will be used for medium and long-term on-lending and fixed assets and equipment leasing to small and medium-size companies that are majority-owned by Latin American or Caribbean nationals and operate in productive sectors of the Peruvian economy. Working with a sound Peruvian bank will help the IIC meet its goal of supporting the development of small and medium-size companies. In addition, the IIC funding will support the stability of the Peruvian banking system by providing medium and long-term financing, which in Peru is relatively scarce.
Banco Davivienda S.A. The project consists of a credit line of up to US$30 million to Banco Davivienda S.A. The proceeds from this credit line will be used to provide financing to eligible small and medium-sized Colombian enterprises in a variety of productive sectors. The project consists of a credit line of up to US$30 million to Banco Davivienda S.A. The proceeds from this credit line will be used to provide financing to eligible small and medium-sized Colombian enterprises in a variety of productive sectors.
Industrias Alimenticias Mendocinas S.A. IAMSA produces and markets canned and Tetra-Brik packed fruit and vegetables under the Alco and Canale labels, among others. The Company, which started out as a small fruit and vegetable farm in Mendoza in 1958, is now one of the largest producers of canned fruit and tomatoes in Argentina.The proposed IIC loan will be used for improving the Company’s debt maturity profile and financing the permanent working capital the Company needs as it grows. With this project, the IIC will (i) support one of the major sources of jobs in Mendoza Province; and (ii) support the sustainability of a supply chain made up of more than 200 longstanding small primary producers of fruit and tomatoes throughout the country, who supply IAMSA with a large percentage of the raw material it needs each season. IAMSA produces and markets canned and Tetra-Brik packed fruit and vegetables under the Alco and Canale labels, among others. The Company, which started out as a small fruit and vegetable farm in Mendoza in 1958, is now one of the largest producers of canned fruit and tomatoes in Argentina.The proposed IIC loan will be used for improving the Company’s debt maturity profile and financing the permanent working capital the Company needs as it grows. With this project, the IIC will (i) support one of the major sources of jobs in Mendoza Province; and (ii) support the sustainability of a supply chain made up of more than 200 longstanding small primary producers of fruit and tomatoes throughout the country, who supply IAMSA with a large percentage of the raw material it needs each season.
Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (Frontel III) <p>Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (Frontel III)</p> <p>Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (Frontel III)</p>
Project Free Trade Zone Tocumen <p>Project Free Trade Zone Tocumen</p> <p>Project Free Trade Zone Tocumen</p>
Sudameris Bank SAECA - 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>
Clinica Metropolitana de las Americas <p>Clinica Metropolitana de las Americas</p> <p>Clinica Metropolitana de las Americas</p>