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Fedecredito (DPR 2023) - Women Entrepreneurs Empowerment Bond The project consists of the issuance by Fedecredito (the “Sponsor”) of its first Social Bond with a Gender Lens under its Remittance Securitization Program (“RSP” or the “Program”). The total amount of the Bond is up to US$85 million with a seven-year term. IDB Invest’s subscription will be of up to US$25 million. Other potential investors will participate with up to US$60 million. Under the Program, Fedecrédito (the “Sponsor”) has sold all its rights over its existing and future US-denominated Remittance Rights (“RR”) to Fedecredito Remittance Funding Company, the Special Purpose Vehicle (“SPV”). The SPV issues notes whose repayment of principal and interest is backed by these RR. The payment of the RR from the SPV to Fedecredito is done with the proceeds of the notes issued. This is IDB Invest’s second transaction with Fedecredito’s RSP.The proceeds of the Bond will be aimed at expanding the financing offered by Fedecredito’s Member Entities (“ME”) to Micro, Small and Medium-sized enterprises (“MSMEs”) and Women-led MSME (“WMSME”). The project consists of the issuance by Fedecredito (the “Sponsor”) of its first Social Bond with a Gender Lens under its Remittance Securitization Program (“RSP” or the “Program”). The total amount of the Bond is up to US$85 million with a seven-year term. IDB Invest’s subscription will be of up to US$25 million. Other potential investors will participate with up to US$60 million. Under the Program, Fedecrédito (the “Sponsor”) has sold all its rights over its existing and future US-denominated Remittance Rights (“RR”) to Fedecredito Remittance Funding Company, the Special Purpose Vehicle (“SPV”). The SPV issues notes whose repayment of principal and interest is backed by these RR. The payment of the RR from the SPV to Fedecredito is done with the proceeds of the notes issued. This is IDB Invest’s second transaction with Fedecredito’s RSP.The proceeds of the Bond will be aimed at expanding the financing offered by Fedecredito’s Member Entities (“ME”) to Micro, Small and Medium-sized enterprises (“MSMEs”) and Women-led MSME (“WMSME”).
Caribbean Basin Power Fund <p>Caribbean Basin Power Fund</p> <p>Caribbean Basin Power Fund</p>
Green Peru The purpose of the IIC´s US$1,5 million loan is to finance part of Green Perú´s 2003-2005 investment program, which  includes planting 118 additional hectares of green asparagus and 112 hectares of Hass avocados. It also includes investments recently made in two processing facilities, namely a fresh asparagus packing plant with a capacity of 1,500 metric tons per year and a canning plant with an annual processing capacity of 1,656 metric tons. The plan also includes small supplementary investments in crops and in the additional working capital requirements stemming from the expansion. The purpose of the IIC´s US$1,5 million loan is to finance part of Green Perú´s 2003-2005 investment program, which  includes planting 118 additional hectares of green asparagus and 112 hectares of Hass avocados. It also includes investments recently made in two processing facilities, namely a fresh asparagus packing plant with a capacity of 1,500 metric tons per year and a canning plant with an annual processing capacity of 1,656 metric tons. The plan also includes small supplementary investments in crops and in the additional working capital requirements stemming from the expansion.
Servicos Financeiros Imobilliarios Project Description: The Project consists of a 5-year subordinated loan for up to US$1 million. These funds will be used to finance the acquisition of new software and systems so can SFI can strengthen and expand its operations. SFI will provide high quality independent mortgage servicing to issuers of mortgage-backed securities in Brazil. Mortgage servicing is critical in the development of a secondary market infrastructure in Brazil. Project Description: The Project consists of a 5-year subordinated loan for up to US$1 million. These funds will be used to finance the acquisition of new software and systems so can SFI can strengthen and expand its operations. SFI will provide high quality independent mortgage servicing to issuers of mortgage-backed securities in Brazil. Mortgage servicing is critical in the development of a secondary market infrastructure in Brazil.
Mutual Alajuela-Home Improvement Loans for the base of the pyramid in (CR-L1077) <p>Mutual Alajuela-Home Improvement Loans for the base of the pyramid in (CR-L1077)</p> <p>Mutual Alajuela-Home Improvement Loans for the base of the pyramid in (CR-L1077)</p>
Banco Rabobank International Brasil, S.A. II The project consists of a loan to finance the acquisition by the Borrower of 100% of the Senior quotas of a Receivables Investment Fund - Fundo de Investimento em Direitos Creditórios - set up to acquire discounted receivables issued by certain companies that finance small and medium- size enterprises. The project consists of a loan to finance the acquisition by the Borrower of 100% of the Senior quotas of a Receivables Investment Fund - Fundo de Investimento em Direitos Creditórios - set up to acquire discounted receivables issued by certain companies that finance small and medium- size enterprises.
ECON-Pemex Green Bond Securitization Program <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>
Trans Antartic II Trans Antartic cans fish and shellfish for sale in Chile under the Robinson Crusoe and Antartic labels and for export, principally to Spain. It is an affiliate of the Spanish company Jealsa Rianxeira S.A., which is the parent company of Grupo Jealsa. Grupo Jealsa ranks first in the Spanish canned fish and shellfish market and second in the European market. This is the IIC’s second operation with the company. The purpose of the loan is to make investments to improve logistics and increase capacity at the Puerto Montt plant. In 2007, the IIC provided Trans Antartic with a 3 million euro A loan and a 3 million euro B loan for refinancing liabilities incurred in building the plant that the company is now planning on expanding, as well as for working capital. The company has complied with all its contractual obligations. Trans Antartic cans fish and shellfish for sale in Chile under the Robinson Crusoe and Antartic labels and for export, principally to Spain. It is an affiliate of the Spanish company Jealsa Rianxeira S.A., which is the parent company of Grupo Jealsa. Grupo Jealsa ranks first in the Spanish canned fish and shellfish market and second in the European market. This is the IIC’s second operation with the company. The purpose of the loan is to make investments to improve logistics and increase capacity at the Puerto Montt plant. In 2007, the IIC provided Trans Antartic with a 3 million euro A loan and a 3 million euro B loan for refinancing liabilities incurred in building the plant that the company is now planning on expanding, as well as for working capital. The company has complied with all its contractual obligations.
Banco Interamericano de Finanzas S A The proposed project consists of a US$2 million loan to Banco Interamericano de Finanzas S.A. (BIF). The loan proceeds will be used to provide financing to small and medium-size enterprises in Peru for their modernization and/or expansion. The companies must satisfy the eligibility criteria established by the IIC. The proposed project consists of a US$2 million loan to Banco Interamericano de Finanzas S.A. (BIF). The loan proceeds will be used to provide financing to small and medium-size enterprises in Peru for their modernization and/or expansion. The companies must satisfy the eligibility criteria established by the IIC.
Factorline II The proposed project consists of a US$2 million loan to FactorLine S.A. The proposed loan would be the IIC’s second transaction with FactorLine, and approval of the operation is based on the company’s good performance during 2004 and the increase in international factoring operations as a result of the free trade agreements signed by Chile. The loan proceeds will be used to finance international factoring operations with a term of up to one year for small and medium-size companies in Chile. These companies must meet the eligibility criteria established by the IIC. The proposed project consists of a US$2 million loan to FactorLine S.A. The proposed loan would be the IIC’s second transaction with FactorLine, and approval of the operation is based on the company’s good performance during 2004 and the increase in international factoring operations as a result of the free trade agreements signed by Chile. The loan proceeds will be used to finance international factoring operations with a term of up to one year for small and medium-size companies in Chile. These companies must meet the eligibility criteria established by the IIC.
Patagoniafresh Patagoniafresh produces aromas and juice concentrates from apple, grape, berries, and other ingredients. The borrower is the leading exporter of non-citrus juice concentrates in the southern hemisphere and a strategic supplier of large markets seeking to reduce the risk of climate effects linked to the hemisphere. The juice concentrates are exported primarily to the United States, Canada, and Mexico.Patagoniafresh is controlled by Empresas Iansa S.A., a reputable Chilean agribusiness company.IIC financing will be provided in parallel with financing from other local banks. The proceeds will be used to refinance current short-term liabilities, finance working capital requirements, and make investments to improve the plant’s energy and production efficiency. Patagoniafresh produces aromas and juice concentrates from apple, grape, berries, and other ingredients. The borrower is the leading exporter of non-citrus juice concentrates in the southern hemisphere and a strategic supplier of large markets seeking to reduce the risk of climate effects linked to the hemisphere. The juice concentrates are exported primarily to the United States, Canada, and Mexico.Patagoniafresh is controlled by Empresas Iansa S.A., a reputable Chilean agribusiness company.IIC financing will be provided in parallel with financing from other local banks. The proceeds will be used to refinance current short-term liabilities, finance working capital requirements, and make investments to improve the plant’s energy and production efficiency.
Nazca Continuity Fund I The Project consists in an equity investment of up to USD 5 million in Nazca C-Fund I, LP (“Nazca LAC Digital Growth Fund” or the “Fund”), a new regional venture capital growth fund aimed at investing in the most notable high-performing digital-based companies of Nazca Fund I and Fund II to support their high growth potential across Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC).The Fund is incorporated in Canada and is managed by Nazca C-Fund I GP, LLC (“Nazca” or the “Fund Manager”). Established in 2014, Nazca is one of the most active Mexican venture capital (VC) firms in LAC. As of Q4 2022, Nazca successfully raised USD 227 million and invested USD 100 million in three funds with a MOIC of 1.98 (current NAV of USD 195 million).The Fund will invest in successful expanding companies requiring more capital than the one available in Nazca’s initial funds. The Fund will provide capital to young, innovative and fast-growing firms across the region. Thus, it will contribute to job creation, increased productivity and, finally, economic growth. The Project is also expected to enable technology transfers and contribute to improving the development of the Mexican and regional innovation ecosystem. The Project consists in an equity investment of up to USD 5 million in Nazca C-Fund I, LP (“Nazca LAC Digital Growth Fund” or the “Fund”), a new regional venture capital growth fund aimed at investing in the most notable high-performing digital-based companies of Nazca Fund I and Fund II to support their high growth potential across Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC).The Fund is incorporated in Canada and is managed by Nazca C-Fund I GP, LLC (“Nazca” or the “Fund Manager”). Established in 2014, Nazca is one of the most active Mexican venture capital (VC) firms in LAC. As of Q4 2022, Nazca successfully raised USD 227 million and invested USD 100 million in three funds with a MOIC of 1.98 (current NAV of USD 195 million).The Fund will invest in successful expanding companies requiring more capital than the one available in Nazca’s initial funds. The Fund will provide capital to young, innovative and fast-growing firms across the region. Thus, it will contribute to job creation, increased productivity and, finally, economic growth. The Project is also expected to enable technology transfers and contribute to improving the development of the Mexican and regional innovation ecosystem.
Consorcio Autopistas de Guatemala <p>Consorcio Autopistas de Guatemala</p> <p>Consorcio Autopistas de Guatemala</p>
Creating Oportunities for Small Sesame Producers in Bolivia <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>
Habitat for Humanity: Increasing Access to Home Improvement Financing for 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>
Gulfstream Petroleum Jamaica S. de R.L. Marlin Jam is a company engaged in the marketing and distribution of fuel (diesel, gasoline, kerosene, fuel oil, jet fuel, and lubricants) and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).The objective of this IIC project is to provide Marlin Jam with the financing it needs to acquire the assets of CCS through the purchase of its shares. The seller of the shares would be Chevron Latin America Holding Limited, a company established under the laws of Bermuda.For this transaction, the investment would be made jointly with Grupo Bigio—a partner the IIC supported during the acquisition of Dinasa, the latter of which has been an IIC client since 2010—and Grupo Martí of the Dominican Republic. Formerly Haiti’s second leading fuel distribution company; Grupo Bigio has made Dinasa the industry leader in all product lines and market segments. Marlin Jam is a company engaged in the marketing and distribution of fuel (diesel, gasoline, kerosene, fuel oil, jet fuel, and lubricants) and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).The objective of this IIC project is to provide Marlin Jam with the financing it needs to acquire the assets of CCS through the purchase of its shares. The seller of the shares would be Chevron Latin America Holding Limited, a company established under the laws of Bermuda.For this transaction, the investment would be made jointly with Grupo Bigio—a partner the IIC supported during the acquisition of Dinasa, the latter of which has been an IIC client since 2010—and Grupo Martí of the Dominican Republic. Formerly Haiti’s second leading fuel distribution company; Grupo Bigio has made Dinasa the industry leader in all product lines and market segments.
Corporacion Financiera del Norte, S.A. <p>Corporacion Financiera del Norte, S.A.</p> <p>Corporacion Financiera del Norte, S.A.</p>
T.  and  T. Development Finance Limited <p>T.  and  T. Development Finance Limited</p> <p>T.  and  T. Development Finance Limited</p>
Banco Internacional de Costa Rica S.A. (BICSA) 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>
2020 FMCG Inc. The transaction is an uncommitted, secured revolving working capital facility to support 2020 FMCG Inc. and other borrowing entities (collectively, “the Borrowers”) who are to design, procure, construct, install, commission and turn-key deliver two non-grid tied solar photovoltaic (“PV”) power plants, battery energy storage systems and interconnection facilities (each, an “Installation”) in two remote areas in Guyana (“the Project”). The locations and systems will be in: (i) Bartica for a 1.5 Mega-Watt peak (“MWp”) solar PV array plus 0.83MW battery energy storage system (“BESS”); and (ii) Lethem for a 1MWp solar PV array plus 0.57 MW BESS. The Project will also finance a subsequent set of similar Installations in Guyana. The transaction is an uncommitted, secured revolving working capital facility to support 2020 FMCG Inc. and other borrowing entities (collectively, “the Borrowers”) who are to design, procure, construct, install, commission and turn-key deliver two non-grid tied solar photovoltaic (“PV”) power plants, battery energy storage systems and interconnection facilities (each, an “Installation”) in two remote areas in Guyana (“the Project”). The locations and systems will be in: (i) Bartica for a 1.5 Mega-Watt peak (“MWp”) solar PV array plus 0.83MW battery energy storage system (“BESS”); and (ii) Lethem for a 1MWp solar PV array plus 0.57 MW BESS. The Project will also finance a subsequent set of similar Installations in Guyana.
Port of Manta Capex Program Manta’sPortAuthoritywascreatedinOctober1966tooperateandcontroltheinternationalanddomestic terminals at the Port of Manta (the “Port”), located in the Province of Manabí in Ecuador. In December2016,aspartoftheinitiativeofinvolvingtheprivatesectorinservicerendering,GrupoAgencias Universales S.A. (AGUNSA) was granted the expansion of the port facilities and its operation for 40 years. AGUNSA is a Chilean company with 50 years of experience in the maritime, port, logistics, and general transportation business, and has a presence in 22 countries. For this purpose, AGUNSA set up the Ecuadorian company Terminal Portuario de Manta S.A. (TPM).The Port expansion is expected to be carried out in two phases. Phase I (the Project) involves: i) extending Pier 2 by 100 m; ii) dredging the access channel to gain 13 m of free draft at low tide; iii) dredging the berths; iv) adding two moving cranes; v) building a passenger terminal for cruise ships; vi) investing in port equipment (cargo containers, tractor trailers, forklifts, etc.); vii) improving roads, access controls, safety, lighting, and water supply; and viii) expanding storage yards.Phase II will involve: i) increasing capacity to 150,000 TEUs (twenty‐foot equivalent units); ii) a new 300 meter by 35.5‐meter pier; iii) dredging the channel and berths to 14.5 m of free draft at low tide; iv) adding severalGantrycranes;v)acquiringrubber‐tiredGantry(RTG)cranes;vi)investinginportequipment(cargo containers, tractor trailers, forklifts, etc.); and vii) expanding storage yards. Manta’sPortAuthoritywascreatedinOctober1966tooperateandcontroltheinternationalanddomestic terminals at the Port of Manta (the “Port”), located in the Province of Manabí in Ecuador. In December2016,aspartoftheinitiativeofinvolvingtheprivatesectorinservicerendering,GrupoAgencias Universales S.A. (AGUNSA) was granted the expansion of the port facilities and its operation for 40 years. AGUNSA is a Chilean company with 50 years of experience in the maritime, port, logistics, and general transportation business, and has a presence in 22 countries. For this purpose, AGUNSA set up the Ecuadorian company Terminal Portuario de Manta S.A. (TPM).The Port expansion is expected to be carried out in two phases. Phase I (the Project) involves: i) extending Pier 2 by 100 m; ii) dredging the access channel to gain 13 m of free draft at low tide; iii) dredging the berths; iv) adding two moving cranes; v) building a passenger terminal for cruise ships; vi) investing in port equipment (cargo containers, tractor trailers, forklifts, etc.); vii) improving roads, access controls, safety, lighting, and water supply; and viii) expanding storage yards.Phase II will involve: i) increasing capacity to 150,000 TEUs (twenty‐foot equivalent units); ii) a new 300 meter by 35.5‐meter pier; iii) dredging the channel and berths to 14.5 m of free draft at low tide; iv) adding severalGantrycranes;v)acquiringrubber‐tiredGantry(RTG)cranes;vi)investinginportequipment(cargo containers, tractor trailers, forklifts, etc.); and vii) expanding storage yards.
Banco Agricola - Sustainable Bond <p>Banco Agricola - Sustainable Bond</p> <p>Banco Agricola - Sustainable Bond</p>
Proyecto Hidroelectrico Guanaquita The Guanaquitas project consists of building and operating a hydroelectric plant to be located on the Guadalupe River in the Department of Antioquia, 95 km north of Medellin. The plant will have an installed capacity of 9.8 MW, which will generate 65.0 GWh of clean energy per year. The engineering designs, construction, and supervision of the civil works for the project will be undertaken by HMV, a major engineering firm in Colombia with vast experience in energy-related EPC projects. The plant is expected to start operating commercially in 2010.With this operation, the IIC will be supporting the development of a hydroelectric project in Colombia by providing the long-term financing—up to fifteen years—that this type of project usually needs. The significant increase in domestic demand, Colombia’s forthcoming interconnection with countries with a power generation deficit, and a relatively slow project implementation process are proof of Colombia’s sound energy market fundamentals and encourage visionary investors such as Century Energy Corporation to invest in this sector in Colombia. The Guanaquitas project consists of building and operating a hydroelectric plant to be located on the Guadalupe River in the Department of Antioquia, 95 km north of Medellin. The plant will have an installed capacity of 9.8 MW, which will generate 65.0 GWh of clean energy per year. The engineering designs, construction, and supervision of the civil works for the project will be undertaken by HMV, a major engineering firm in Colombia with vast experience in energy-related EPC projects. The plant is expected to start operating commercially in 2010.With this operation, the IIC will be supporting the development of a hydroelectric project in Colombia by providing the long-term financing—up to fifteen years—that this type of project usually needs. The significant increase in domestic demand, Colombia’s forthcoming interconnection with countries with a power generation deficit, and a relatively slow project implementation process are proof of Colombia’s sound energy market fundamentals and encourage visionary investors such as Century Energy Corporation to invest in this sector in Colombia.