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ENGEMAQ Equipamentos, Maquinas e Eletronica <p>ENGEMAQ Equipamentos, Maquinas e Eletronica</p> <p>ENGEMAQ Equipamentos, Maquinas e Eletronica</p>
Sofisa AB Loan for SME Financing The proposed credit transaction (the “Project” or “Financing”) consists of a syndicated A/B transaction of up to US$ 200 million to Banco Sofisa S.A. (“Sofisa” or “Bank”), to be structured as follows: (i) US$20 million held by IDB Invest; (ii) US$30 million held by IDB; (iii) US$25 million mobilized through potential cofinancing, financed by IDB Invest in its capacity as administrator of the Chinese Cofinancing Fund for Latin America and the Caribbean (the “Fund”); (iv) US$50 million held by other Co-lenders; and (v) US$75 million mobilized through potential B-lenders. The purpose of the project is to support Sofisa in its efforts to increase financing provided to small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”), including those impacted by COVID-19, and contribute to Sustainable Development Goals (“SDGs”). At the same time, IDB Invest will provide technical advisory services to Sofisa, enabling Sofisa to increase the share of companies owned and controlled by women in its portfolio of clients, by reinforcing its internal capacities and practices of diversity and inclusion. The proposed credit transaction (the “Project” or “Financing”) consists of a syndicated A/B transaction of up to US$ 200 million to Banco Sofisa S.A. (“Sofisa” or “Bank”), to be structured as follows: (i) US$20 million held by IDB Invest; (ii) US$30 million held by IDB; (iii) US$25 million mobilized through potential cofinancing, financed by IDB Invest in its capacity as administrator of the Chinese Cofinancing Fund for Latin America and the Caribbean (the “Fund”); (iv) US$50 million held by other Co-lenders; and (v) US$75 million mobilized through potential B-lenders. The purpose of the project is to support Sofisa in its efforts to increase financing provided to small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”), including those impacted by COVID-19, and contribute to Sustainable Development Goals (“SDGs”). At the same time, IDB Invest will provide technical advisory services to Sofisa, enabling Sofisa to increase the share of companies owned and controlled by women in its portfolio of clients, by reinforcing its internal capacities and practices of diversity and inclusion.
LAC - China Infrastructure Fund - GP (RG-L1057) <p>LAC - China Infrastructure Fund - GP (RG-L1057)</p> <p>LAC - China Infrastructure Fund - GP (RG-L1057)</p>
IIG Regional Trade Finance Facility <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>
Pura Fruit The proposed transaction consists of a Senior Guaranteed loan for up to US$10 million, at a term of 7 years with a grace period of two years and guarantee on assets acceptable to IDB Invest. The funds will be used to finance capital expansion investments to increase crop production and the efficiency of existing operations.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Amendment:An updated version of the Environmental and Social Action Plan (ESAP) has been published on May 5, 2023. The proposed transaction consists of a Senior Guaranteed loan for up to US$10 million, at a term of 7 years with a grace period of two years and guarantee on assets acceptable to IDB Invest. The funds will be used to finance capital expansion investments to increase crop production and the efficiency of existing operations.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Amendment:An updated version of the Environmental and Social Action Plan (ESAP) has been published on May 5, 2023.
Plaza Logistica <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>
Tigo Paraguay CAPEX Financing <p>Tigo Paraguay CAPEX Financing</p> <p>Tigo Paraguay CAPEX Financing</p>
Conaprole - Corporativo A senior loan granted directly to Conaprole for up to US$50 million to finance the construction of a powdered milk plant for nutritional products, with a term of up to ten years, including a grace period of up to three years. The financing will make it possible to increase the production and export of higher added value products, diversify the portfolio of products and markets, improving the productivity and competitiveness of Conaprole and the Uruguayan dairy sector, which is aligned with one of the priority areas of Uruguay’s strategy of improving productivity and competitiveness through innovation and international integration. In addition, Conaprole’s more than 1,900 members and milk producers will benefit indirectly from to the company’s higher profitability margins.Conaprole, created in 1935, is a leader in Uruguay’s dairy industry with a track record of more than 80 years; its market share in milk sales is greater than 70% and its 1,914 cooperative members/producers represent 75% of producers. Sixty percent of its income comes from exports and it is Uruguay’s principal exporter and the principal exporter of dairy products in Latin America, accounting for 3% of the global dairy trade. In fiscal year 2018, it processed more than 1,650 million liters of milk, and its principal exports are liquid and powdered milk, cheeses, yogurt, butter, ice creams, and dulce de leche, which it markets under its own brands on local and export markets. A senior loan granted directly to Conaprole for up to US$50 million to finance the construction of a powdered milk plant for nutritional products, with a term of up to ten years, including a grace period of up to three years. The financing will make it possible to increase the production and export of higher added value products, diversify the portfolio of products and markets, improving the productivity and competitiveness of Conaprole and the Uruguayan dairy sector, which is aligned with one of the priority areas of Uruguay’s strategy of improving productivity and competitiveness through innovation and international integration. In addition, Conaprole’s more than 1,900 members and milk producers will benefit indirectly from to the company’s higher profitability margins.Conaprole, created in 1935, is a leader in Uruguay’s dairy industry with a track record of more than 80 years; its market share in milk sales is greater than 70% and its 1,914 cooperative members/producers represent 75% of producers. Sixty percent of its income comes from exports and it is Uruguay’s principal exporter and the principal exporter of dairy products in Latin America, accounting for 3% of the global dairy trade. In fiscal year 2018, it processed more than 1,650 million liters of milk, and its principal exports are liquid and powdered milk, cheeses, yogurt, butter, ice creams, and dulce de leche, which it markets under its own brands on local and export markets.
Potasio Río Colorado S.A. <p>Potasio Río Colorado S.A.</p> <p>Potasio Río Colorado S.A.</p>
Compass - LAPCO Private Credit Fund <p>Compass - LAPCO Private Credit Fund</p> <p>Compass - LAPCO Private Credit Fund</p>
Payce Digital Warehousing Line <p>Payce Digital Warehousing Line</p> <p>Payce Digital Warehousing Line</p>
Blue like an Orange Sustainable Capital Latin America Fund II The transaction consists of an investment in the Blue like an Orange Sustainable Capital Latin America Fund II (the “Sub-Fund II”), a sub-fund of the Blue like an Orange Sustainable Capital Fund SICAV-SIF SCS (the “Fund”), an impact investment private credit fund that aims at contributing to inclusive and sustainable development, by delivering both strong social impact and market-based risk-adjusted returns in emerging markets.The Sub-Fund II is advised by Blue like an Orange (the "Fund Adviser" or "BlaO"), an impact and sustainability investor with proven track record financing sustainable impact in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). The transaction consists of an investment in the Blue like an Orange Sustainable Capital Latin America Fund II (the “Sub-Fund II”), a sub-fund of the Blue like an Orange Sustainable Capital Fund SICAV-SIF SCS (the “Fund”), an impact investment private credit fund that aims at contributing to inclusive and sustainable development, by delivering both strong social impact and market-based risk-adjusted returns in emerging markets.The Sub-Fund II is advised by Blue like an Orange (the "Fund Adviser" or "BlaO"), an impact and sustainability investor with proven track record financing sustainable impact in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC).
Financia Capital, S.A. The proceeds of the loan will be used to provide micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises in Nicaragua with financing through eligible loans, pursuant to eligibility criteria to be set by the IIC. The proceeds of the loan will be used to provide micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises in Nicaragua with financing through eligible loans, pursuant to eligibility criteria to be set by the IIC.
Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (Crell XIII) <p>Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (Crell XIII)</p> <p>Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (Crell XIII)</p>
San Marcos Wind Energy <p>San Marcos Wind Energy</p> <p>San Marcos Wind Energy</p>
Eurocapital IV - Renovacion 2017 <p>Eurocapital IV - Renovacion 2017</p> <p>Eurocapital IV - Renovacion 2017</p>
LDN Guarantee Facility for LAC Projects <p>LDN Guarantee Facility for LAC Projects</p> <p>LDN Guarantee Facility for LAC Projects</p>
Elecnor Brazil -  Amazonas T-Line <p>Elecnor Brazil -  Amazonas T-Line</p> <p>Elecnor Brazil -  Amazonas T-Line</p>
Debt financing Finabank N.V. <p>Debt financing Finabank N.V.</p> <p>Debt financing Finabank N.V.</p>
Companex Bolivia 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>
Envision Argentina III <p>Envision Argentina III</p> <p>Envision Argentina III</p>
Banco de América Central Banco de América Central S.A. (BAC Guatemala) is one of Guatemala’s major commercial banks; it provides a full line of financial services. The purpose of this IIC project is to support BAC Guatemala’s lending activities and fund the growth of its mortgage loan portfolio. With this US$20 million loan, the IIC would be helping BAC Guatemala diversify its sources of funding. Banco de América Central S.A. (BAC Guatemala) is one of Guatemala’s major commercial banks; it provides a full line of financial services. The purpose of this IIC project is to support BAC Guatemala’s lending activities and fund the growth of its mortgage loan portfolio. With this US$20 million loan, the IIC would be helping BAC Guatemala diversify its sources of funding.
Banco ABC Brasil S.A. - TFFP Line <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Global Bank SME and Gender Financing Partnership The objective of this transaction is to increase access to financing for small and medium enterprises (“SMEs”) and female retail clients in Panama, by creating and implementing a holistic value proposition which will support the growth of Global Bank’s women and SME portfolios. To do this, IDB Invest is proposing a Senior Unsecured Loan of approximately US$ 160 million to Global Bank Corporation (“Global Bank” or “GBC”) comprised by (i) A Loan of up to US$60 million to be funded by IDB Invest; and (ii) IDB Invest B Loan expected to be of approximately US$100 million, to be funded through the sale of participations to commercial lenders (the “Project”). The term of the IDB Invest A Loan is up to four years, including one year of grace. The objective of this transaction is to increase access to financing for small and medium enterprises (“SMEs”) and female retail clients in Panama, by creating and implementing a holistic value proposition which will support the growth of Global Bank’s women and SME portfolios. To do this, IDB Invest is proposing a Senior Unsecured Loan of approximately US$ 160 million to Global Bank Corporation (“Global Bank” or “GBC”) comprised by (i) A Loan of up to US$60 million to be funded by IDB Invest; and (ii) IDB Invest B Loan expected to be of approximately US$100 million, to be funded through the sale of participations to commercial lenders (the “Project”). The term of the IDB Invest A Loan is up to four years, including one year of grace.
First Global Bank Limited First Global Bank Limited is one of the six commercial banks operating in Jamaica. First Global Bank is a comprehensive provider of first-rate banking products and services. The company’s suite of options includes debit cards and access to automated banking machine services; online banking; certificates of deposit; interest-bearing checking and savings accounts; foreign exchange trading; and corporate and retail lending, including loans and credit cards. The purpose of this IIC project is to support First Global Bank’s lending activities and fund the growth of its credit portfolio. The IIC loan for US$ 6 million would enable the bank to continue to diversify its sources of long-term funding. First Global Bank Limited is one of the six commercial banks operating in Jamaica. First Global Bank is a comprehensive provider of first-rate banking products and services. The company’s suite of options includes debit cards and access to automated banking machine services; online banking; certificates of deposit; interest-bearing checking and savings accounts; foreign exchange trading; and corporate and retail lending, including loans and credit cards. The purpose of this IIC project is to support First Global Bank’s lending activities and fund the growth of its credit portfolio. The IIC loan for US$ 6 million would enable the bank to continue to diversify its sources of long-term funding.
America Leasing The purpose of the project is to provide funding to meet medium-and long-term financing requirements through finance lease operations with small and medium-size Peruvian companies. The IIC will provide a five-year, US$5 million line of credit to be used for providing medium-term financing to small and medium-size Peruvian companies. The purpose of the project is to provide funding to meet medium-and long-term financing requirements through finance lease operations with small and medium-size Peruvian companies. The IIC will provide a five-year, US$5 million line of credit to be used for providing medium-term financing to small and medium-size Peruvian companies.
San Lorenzo The proposed investment in Hidroeléctrica San Lorenzo is for the construction of an 8.6-megawatt electric power plant generating approximately 40 gigawatt-hours per year. The project will be located in the Boca del Monte division (corregimiento) of San Lorenzo District, Chiriquí Province, close to the villages of Sábalo and Balita, 45 kilometers east of the city of David, on the banks of the Fonseca River. The power will be carried to the Chiriquí substation by a 12-kilometer power transmission line. The project entails constructing an unreglated run-of-the-river plant with minimal pondage at the penstock intake.The main objective of the Hidroeléctrica San Lorenzo power plant is to supply Panama’s electric power grid with electricity at a reasonable cost, from a clean, renewable energy source such as a run-of-the-river hydroelectric power plant. The project qualifies for registration as a Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) project.Hidroeléctrica San Lorenzo S.A. is a special-purpose vehicle set up by its sponsors, Messrs. Ignacio and Gerardo Cuerva Valdivia, in Panama. The project requires two 4.35-megawatt Kaplan turbines. The Spanish firm Baliño S.A. de España will supply and install the equipment. The construction firm will be Saret de Costa Rica. Part of the power will be sold to distributors in Panama through bidding processes, with another part to be sold on the open market. Hidroeléctrica San Lorenzo already has approval for dispatching its firm power. The proposed investment in Hidroeléctrica San Lorenzo is for the construction of an 8.6-megawatt electric power plant generating approximately 40 gigawatt-hours per year. The project will be located in the Boca del Monte division (corregimiento) of San Lorenzo District, Chiriquí Province, close to the villages of Sábalo and Balita, 45 kilometers east of the city of David, on the banks of the Fonseca River. The power will be carried to the Chiriquí substation by a 12-kilometer power transmission line. The project entails constructing an unreglated run-of-the-river plant with minimal pondage at the penstock intake.The main objective of the Hidroeléctrica San Lorenzo power plant is to supply Panama’s electric power grid with electricity at a reasonable cost, from a clean, renewable energy source such as a run-of-the-river hydroelectric power plant. The project qualifies for registration as a Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) project.Hidroeléctrica San Lorenzo S.A. is a special-purpose vehicle set up by its sponsors, Messrs. Ignacio and Gerardo Cuerva Valdivia, in Panama. The project requires two 4.35-megawatt Kaplan turbines. The Spanish firm Baliño S.A. de España will supply and install the equipment. The construction firm will be Saret de Costa Rica. Part of the power will be sold to distributors in Panama through bidding processes, with another part to be sold on the open market. Hidroeléctrica San Lorenzo already has approval for dispatching its firm power.
Elea Digital-Long-term Financing <p>Elea Digital-Long-term Financing</p> <p>Elea Digital-Long-term Financing</p>
Daycoval Sustainable Financing Partnership The proceeds of the Project will be to increase its lending and leasing portfolio in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (“SMEs”) by creating and implementing a holistic value proposition which will support the growth of Daycoval’s SME portfolio .This proposed transaction consists of a senior unsecured financing for Banco Daycoval S.A. (“Daycoval”or the “Bank”) denominated in United States dollar (“US$”) of up to US$300 million comprised of (i) an IDB Invest A Loan up to US$100 million with a four-year tenor; (ii) an IDB A Loan up to US$ 50 million with a four-year tenor; and (iii) an IDB Invest B Loan expected to be up to US$150 million to be obtained from the sale of participations to commercial banks, at terms to be determined (the “Project”). The proceeds of the Project will be to increase its lending and leasing portfolio in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (“SMEs”) by creating and implementing a holistic value proposition which will support the growth of Daycoval’s SME portfolio .This proposed transaction consists of a senior unsecured financing for Banco Daycoval S.A. (“Daycoval”or the “Bank”) denominated in United States dollar (“US$”) of up to US$300 million comprised of (i) an IDB Invest A Loan up to US$100 million with a four-year tenor; (ii) an IDB A Loan up to US$ 50 million with a four-year tenor; and (iii) an IDB Invest B Loan expected to be up to US$150 million to be obtained from the sale of participations to commercial banks, at terms to be determined (the “Project”).
Viva The proposed transaction consists of a senior loan for up to US$25 million or the equivalent in Peruvian soles, with a tenor of up to 10 years. The funds will be used to finance part of the Company’s investment plan for the 2022-2023 period, which totals approximately US$84 million, including the purchase of lots and development of sustainable social housing projects directed toward medium- and low-income families. The proposed transaction consists of a senior loan for up to US$25 million or the equivalent in Peruvian soles, with a tenor of up to 10 years. The funds will be used to finance part of the Company’s investment plan for the 2022-2023 period, which totals approximately US$84 million, including the purchase of lots and development of sustainable social housing projects directed toward medium- and low-income families.