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Promoting Soybean Industrialization in Paraguay (CAIASA) <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>
Los Portales The project involves a Senior Loan for US$40 million with a ten-year term intended to finance part of the plan to purchase new land for Los Portales to be used in urban development and social housing projects in eight Peruvian cities. It is estimated that 19 projects will be developed in eight cities in Peru, which will benefit from access to first-time buyer housing for about 12,000 families in the socioeconomic sectorsB-, C, and D. The project involves a Senior Loan for US$40 million with a ten-year term intended to finance part of the plan to purchase new land for Los Portales to be used in urban development and social housing projects in eight Peruvian cities. It is estimated that 19 projects will be developed in eight cities in Peru, which will benefit from access to first-time buyer housing for about 12,000 families in the socioeconomic sectorsB-, C, and D.
Partnership with Desyfin for Leasing and Factoring Financing with SMEs in Costa Rica The objective of this transaction is to increase access to financing for Small and Medium Enterprises (“SMEs”) in Costa Rica by supporting the growth of Financiera Desyfin, S.A.’s (“Desyfin”) SME portfolio through factoring and leasing products. To do this, IDB Invest is proposing a Senior Unsecured Loan of up to US$5 million to Desyfin (the “Project”). The term of the IDB Invest Loan will be up to three years, including one year of grace. The objective of this transaction is to increase access to financing for Small and Medium Enterprises (“SMEs”) in Costa Rica by supporting the growth of Financiera Desyfin, S.A.’s (“Desyfin”) SME portfolio through factoring and leasing products. To do this, IDB Invest is proposing a Senior Unsecured Loan of up to US$5 million to Desyfin (the “Project”). The term of the IDB Invest Loan will be up to three years, including one year of grace.
Sartawi II (BO3623A-02) <p>Sartawi II (BO3623A-02)</p> <p>Sartawi II (BO3623A-02)</p>
FINAE Financing IDB Invest seeks to support FINAE with a financing of up to MXN350 million. The financing is expected to be collateralized by a pool of student loans originated and serviced by FINAE.For FINAE, the project is expected to improve its debt maturity profile and costs of financing and will help scale up the results achieved by FINAE with previous IDB Group financing to continue promoting and facilitating access to finance for students coming from low income families who lack the financial resources to pursue higher education studies in Mexico. Students from 21 States in Mexican territory are expected to benefit from the financing as FINAE works with 24 universities and over 100 campuses in Mexico.C. IDB Invest seeks to support FINAE with a financing of up to MXN350 million. The financing is expected to be collateralized by a pool of student loans originated and serviced by FINAE.For FINAE, the project is expected to improve its debt maturity profile and costs of financing and will help scale up the results achieved by FINAE with previous IDB Group financing to continue promoting and facilitating access to finance for students coming from low income families who lack the financial resources to pursue higher education studies in Mexico. Students from 21 States in Mexican territory are expected to benefit from the financing as FINAE works with 24 universities and over 100 campuses in Mexico.C.
ZZ Glass ZZ Glass Inc., Caribbean Glass Industry SA and Parque Caribbean Glass SA (collectively, ZZ Glass, the Company or the Borrower) are Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) created for the development, construction and reactivation (putting back into operation) of an existing, abandoned glass bottle production plant located in the Pedro Brand Municipality in the Dominican Republic (the Project). ZZ Glass, which operates both as the central entity and the commercial arm of the Group, will market an annual production of 72,000 tons (MT) of glass bottles in both the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean through long-term contracts or through spot market transactions. The Project will benefit the local economy by (i) replacing glass bottle imports, and (ii) the generation of currently non-existent exports of this product.The funds will be used (1) to acquire the land where the glass bottle production plant and existing fixed assets will operate; (2) to purchase machinery; and (3) for the civil construction required to refurbish the factory ZZ Glass Inc., Caribbean Glass Industry SA and Parque Caribbean Glass SA (collectively, ZZ Glass, the Company or the Borrower) are Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) created for the development, construction and reactivation (putting back into operation) of an existing, abandoned glass bottle production plant located in the Pedro Brand Municipality in the Dominican Republic (the Project). ZZ Glass, which operates both as the central entity and the commercial arm of the Group, will market an annual production of 72,000 tons (MT) of glass bottles in both the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean through long-term contracts or through spot market transactions. The Project will benefit the local economy by (i) replacing glass bottle imports, and (ii) the generation of currently non-existent exports of this product.The funds will be used (1) to acquire the land where the glass bottle production plant and existing fixed assets will operate; (2) to purchase machinery; and (3) for the civil construction required to refurbish the factory
Mantaro Nueva Yanago Carapongo T-Line <p>Mantaro Nueva Yanago Carapongo T-Line</p> <p>Mantaro Nueva Yanago Carapongo T-Line</p>
JINSAL, S.A. de C.V. Project Group <p>JINSAL, S.A. de C.V. Project Group</p> <p>JINSAL, S.A. de C.V. Project Group</p>
PE Reynosas (ME4121A-01) <p>PE Reynosas (ME4121A-01)</p> <p>PE Reynosas (ME4121A-01)</p>
Banco Lafise Costa Rica - 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>
Securepharma expansion The project consists of the installation and operation of: a) a production line for baby wipes, first of its kind in the country; and b) a production line for chicken broth. Both will be located in the city of Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic. Securepharma, the Borrower, is an importer, wholesale distributor, and (to a lesser extent) packager of personal hygiene products, baby products, and foodstuffs. The total cost of the project is estimated at US$5.1 million, including working capital requirements. The IIC would grant a loan of US$4.0 million.The objective of the loan is to assist in efforts to expand Securepharma’s manufacturing capacity while following international standards.  The project will also contribute to increasing capacity to produce basic consumer goods and make them available to the population. The project consists of the installation and operation of: a) a production line for baby wipes, first of its kind in the country; and b) a production line for chicken broth. Both will be located in the city of Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic. Securepharma, the Borrower, is an importer, wholesale distributor, and (to a lesser extent) packager of personal hygiene products, baby products, and foodstuffs. The total cost of the project is estimated at US$5.1 million, including working capital requirements. The IIC would grant a loan of US$4.0 million.The objective of the loan is to assist in efforts to expand Securepharma’s manufacturing capacity while following international standards.  The project will also contribute to increasing capacity to produce basic consumer goods and make them available to the population.
DIGICEL - OEM Payables Financing <p>DIGICEL - OEM Payables Financing</p> <p>DIGICEL - OEM Payables Financing</p>
Delta Sucroenergia Delta Sucroenergia (Delta) is a sugar and ethanol corporate group based in Minas Gerais, Brazil. It operates three mills with a combined sugarcane milling capacity of 11 million tons. In fiscal year 2018, the Group produced 532,000 tons of high-polarity sugar (VHP), 375,000 tons of crystal sugar, 289,000 m3 of ethanol (sold primarily as a fuel to replace petroleum derivatives for motor vehicles), and 659 GWh of electricity via co-generation of bagasse, 72% of which was sold to third parties.The proposed financing will be used to: i) renew 14,100 hectares of sugarcane fields; ii) purchase 12 cane harvesters, 20 tractors, 30 trucks and a non-motorized fleet; iii) adopt new varieties of sugarcane and introduce the practice of crop rotation; and iv) capital expenditures in industrial facilities. Delta Sucroenergia (Delta) is a sugar and ethanol corporate group based in Minas Gerais, Brazil. It operates three mills with a combined sugarcane milling capacity of 11 million tons. In fiscal year 2018, the Group produced 532,000 tons of high-polarity sugar (VHP), 375,000 tons of crystal sugar, 289,000 m3 of ethanol (sold primarily as a fuel to replace petroleum derivatives for motor vehicles), and 659 GWh of electricity via co-generation of bagasse, 72% of which was sold to third parties.The proposed financing will be used to: i) renew 14,100 hectares of sugarcane fields; ii) purchase 12 cane harvesters, 20 tractors, 30 trucks and a non-motorized fleet; iii) adopt new varieties of sugarcane and introduce the practice of crop rotation; and iv) capital expenditures in industrial facilities.
Mexican Capital Markets Mortgage Financing Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website. Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.
BAC SME Internationalization Financing Partnership - Guatemala <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>
Financiera ProCredit S.A. The proposed loan of US$1,250,000 to Financiera ProCredit Nicaragua S.A. is intended to strengthen the institution as it continues to grow and allow it to expand its financing capabilities for local micro and small enterprises demanding working capital or capital expenditure funds. The proposed loan of US$1,250,000 to Financiera ProCredit Nicaragua S.A. is intended to strengthen the institution as it continues to grow and allow it to expand its financing capabilities for local micro and small enterprises demanding working capital or capital expenditure funds.
Essential Services Growth Fund <p>Essential Services Growth Fund</p> <p>Essential Services Growth Fund</p>
Agrofertil II Agrofértil S.A. imports agricultural inputs and sells them in the Paraguayan market; it also purchases grain locally for export and provides its clients with agricultural technical assistance. The company also grows grain on land owned by its sponsors and holds a share of one of Paraguay’s largest manufacturers of agrochemicals.The purpose of the project is to finance Agrofértil’s permanent working capital requirements and thus improve the company’s debt profile. Agrofértil S.A. imports agricultural inputs and sells them in the Paraguayan market; it also purchases grain locally for export and provides its clients with agricultural technical assistance. The company also grows grain on land owned by its sponsors and holds a share of one of Paraguay’s largest manufacturers of agrochemicals.The purpose of the project is to finance Agrofértil’s permanent working capital requirements and thus improve the company’s debt profile.
Vemo Equity Investment <p>Vemo Equity Investment</p> <p>Vemo Equity Investment</p>
Banking Institution of Colombia ("The Bank") The proposed transaction consists of supporting the Bank to strengthen its funding through the purchase of COP76.5 billion (approximately US$20 million) of the Social Bonds to be issued by this entity, the total value of the issuance is up to COP150 billion. The remaining investors will be Colombian institutional investors. The term of the Social Bond will be three years from the issue date. The use of funds will be used to finance women-led and/or women-owned microenterprises. The proposed transaction consists of supporting the Bank to strengthen its funding through the purchase of COP76.5 billion (approximately US$20 million) of the Social Bonds to be issued by this entity, the total value of the issuance is up to COP150 billion. The remaining investors will be Colombian institutional investors. The term of the Social Bond will be three years from the issue date. The use of funds will be used to finance women-led and/or women-owned microenterprises.
Mega leasing bond subscription <p>Mega leasing bond subscription</p> <p>Mega leasing bond subscription</p>
Genser Power Genser Power Inc. is exclusively engaged in developing distributed generation and energy saving projects in emerging markets. Its mission is to provide energy solutions for industrial development. The vast majority of its projects use natural gas or treated flare well gas for generating electricity. The purpose of the project is to finance the supply of gas-powered electricity by Genser Power Inc. Sucursal Ecuador to Petroamazonas EP (formerly Petroamazonas Ecuador S.A. – PAM), Ecuador’s state oil company. The project term will be three years, during which six GE Jenbacher 320 motor generators with nominal capacity of 1,059 kW will operate, for a minimum contracted capacity of 4 MW.The IIC loan, of up to US$2.5 million, will be used to refinance the earlier purchase and commissioning of six (6) GE Jenbacher 320 motor generators to guarantee available capacity of between 4 and 5 MW in the CPF field for Petroamazonas EP. Genser Power Inc. is exclusively engaged in developing distributed generation and energy saving projects in emerging markets. Its mission is to provide energy solutions for industrial development. The vast majority of its projects use natural gas or treated flare well gas for generating electricity. The purpose of the project is to finance the supply of gas-powered electricity by Genser Power Inc. Sucursal Ecuador to Petroamazonas EP (formerly Petroamazonas Ecuador S.A. – PAM), Ecuador’s state oil company. The project term will be three years, during which six GE Jenbacher 320 motor generators with nominal capacity of 1,059 kW will operate, for a minimum contracted capacity of 4 MW.The IIC loan, of up to US$2.5 million, will be used to refinance the earlier purchase and commissioning of six (6) GE Jenbacher 320 motor generators to guarantee available capacity of between 4 and 5 MW in the CPF field for Petroamazonas EP.
Mora Oil Ventures Limited <p>Mora Oil Ventures Limited</p> <p>Mora Oil Ventures Limited</p>
Business Travel Hotels Support Facility in Brazil (BR-X1041) <p>Business Travel Hotels Support Facility in Brazil (BR-X1041)</p> <p>Business Travel Hotels Support Facility in Brazil (BR-X1041)</p>
Banco Bolivariano The proposed line of credit is for a loan in the amount of US$5million to Banco Bolivariano C.A. The proceeds will be used to provide financing to small and medium-size Ecuadorian companies, for foreign trade export and import operations, and for working capital related to the export and import activities. The proposed line of credit is for a loan in the amount of US$5million to Banco Bolivariano C.A. The proceeds will be used to provide financing to small and medium-size Ecuadorian companies, for foreign trade export and import operations, and for working capital related to the export and import activities.
Hidrocañete S.A. Hidrocañete owns the Nuevo Imperial hydroelectric power plant, which has an installed capacity of 4 MW and is designed to generate up to 33 GWh of clean energy per year. The plant is located on the Nuevo Imperial irrigation channel, which is fed by waters of the Cañete River (approximately 170 km south of Lima). The power plant has been in commercial operation since April 2012.The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide Hidrocañete long-term financing to refinance the debt it acquired to build and operate the hydroelectric power plant.With this operation, the IIC will be supporting the development of small hydroelectric projects in Peru by providing long-term financing of up to 15 years. Run-of-river hydroelectric projects are a very low-cost source of energy. Hidrocañete owns the Nuevo Imperial hydroelectric power plant, which has an installed capacity of 4 MW and is designed to generate up to 33 GWh of clean energy per year. The plant is located on the Nuevo Imperial irrigation channel, which is fed by waters of the Cañete River (approximately 170 km south of Lima). The power plant has been in commercial operation since April 2012.The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide Hidrocañete long-term financing to refinance the debt it acquired to build and operate the hydroelectric power plant.With this operation, the IIC will be supporting the development of small hydroelectric projects in Peru by providing long-term financing of up to 15 years. Run-of-river hydroelectric projects are a very low-cost source of energy.
Automotores y Maquinaria S.A.E.C.A. The IIC Loan to Automaq will be used to provide a portion of the financing needed to implement the company’s expansion plan by opening, expanding, and upgrading service outlets outside the capital, in addition to meeting the company’s needs for marginal working capital.Established in 1961, Automaq is a Paraguayan importer, representative, and dealer of agricultural machinery and implements (e.g., John Deere, Kuhn, and Cestari). The company is also the exclusive representative of Peugeot and Citroën cars and utility vehicles; of Michelin and BFGoodrich tires; of spare parts for the machinery, implements, and vehicles it represents; of TOTAL lubricants; and of Clark, Komatsu, Bomag, and Ausa construction machinery. In addition, Automaq provides repair/maintenance and post-sale services for the machinery, tools, and vehicles it represents.Automaq currently has 11 outlets where it operates warehouses, sales offices, and some repair and maintenance workshops. Five of these outlets primarily cater to the agribusiness segment (agricultural machinery and tools). The company plans to open at least two additional outlets over the next two years to adequately leverage the potential of the agribusiness segment.Over the past five years, Automaq has bet heavily on the agricultural sector as Paraguay’s main driver of economic growth. Consequently, it has had to expand and upgrade its customer-care, sales, and post-sales outlets in the country’s main agricultural production centers. The IIC Loan to Automaq will be used to provide a portion of the financing needed to implement the company’s expansion plan by opening, expanding, and upgrading service outlets outside the capital, in addition to meeting the company’s needs for marginal working capital.Established in 1961, Automaq is a Paraguayan importer, representative, and dealer of agricultural machinery and implements (e.g., John Deere, Kuhn, and Cestari). The company is also the exclusive representative of Peugeot and Citroën cars and utility vehicles; of Michelin and BFGoodrich tires; of spare parts for the machinery, implements, and vehicles it represents; of TOTAL lubricants; and of Clark, Komatsu, Bomag, and Ausa construction machinery. In addition, Automaq provides repair/maintenance and post-sale services for the machinery, tools, and vehicles it represents.Automaq currently has 11 outlets where it operates warehouses, sales offices, and some repair and maintenance workshops. Five of these outlets primarily cater to the agribusiness segment (agricultural machinery and tools). The company plans to open at least two additional outlets over the next two years to adequately leverage the potential of the agribusiness segment.Over the past five years, Automaq has bet heavily on the agricultural sector as Paraguay’s main driver of economic growth. Consequently, it has had to expand and upgrade its customer-care, sales, and post-sales outlets in the country’s main agricultural production centers.
Banco Familiar SME Financing Partnership The proposed operation includes: a partial credit guarantee of up to 28.5 billion Guaraníes (“PYG”) to be issued in favor of the Instituto de Previsión Social (“IPS”). IPS will provide a loan in Guaraníes to Banco Familiar S.A.E.C.A. (the “Loan”) for up to PYG27 billion, and the Inter American Investment Corporation (“IIC”) will grant a guarantee in favor of IPS covering the credit risk of Banco Familiar (“Guarantee”) under the Loan. The IPS disbursement will be made through a Trust Manager, Agencia Financiera de Desarrollo, through whom IPS will receive payments for the Loan. The Loan will have a term of up to five years, with a grace period of up to two years, and semi-annual amortization. The use of funds for the Loan will be to finance small and medium enterprises (“SMEs”) in the productive sector of Paraguay. The proposed operation includes: a partial credit guarantee of up to 28.5 billion Guaraníes (“PYG”) to be issued in favor of the Instituto de Previsión Social (“IPS”). IPS will provide a loan in Guaraníes to Banco Familiar S.A.E.C.A. (the “Loan”) for up to PYG27 billion, and the Inter American Investment Corporation (“IIC”) will grant a guarantee in favor of IPS covering the credit risk of Banco Familiar (“Guarantee”) under the Loan. The IPS disbursement will be made through a Trust Manager, Agencia Financiera de Desarrollo, through whom IPS will receive payments for the Loan. The Loan will have a term of up to five years, with a grace period of up to two years, and semi-annual amortization. The use of funds for the Loan will be to finance small and medium enterprises (“SMEs”) in the productive sector of Paraguay.
Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola - Expansion <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>