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Termica del Noreste S.A. The project consists of the purchase and modernization by Ternor of 13 small power plants located in the northeastern region of Panama that form the "isolated systems". The project is being implemented in two phases. The first phase involved the acquisition of the existing plants as well as their immediate improvement and renovation. This phase was completed in 2001. The second phase of the project involves the substitution of the existing diesel equipment for heavy fuel oil equipment in the largest plant (Santa Fe), which represents, three 800 kw units, near 45% of the total generation of the Company. This change in technology will allow for better fuel efficiency, lower fuel and maintenance costs, and a more reliable system. The project also involves the relocation of a power plant from an urban area into an industrial area. Long-term financing for a small Panamanian company: Ternor is the smallest thermo-electrical power generating company in Panama, providing 0.7% of demand. The project consists of the purchase and modernization by Ternor of 13 small power plants located in the northeastern region of Panama that form the "isolated systems". The project is being implemented in two phases. The first phase involved the acquisition of the existing plants as well as their immediate improvement and renovation. This phase was completed in 2001. The second phase of the project involves the substitution of the existing diesel equipment for heavy fuel oil equipment in the largest plant (Santa Fe), which represents, three 800 kw units, near 45% of the total generation of the Company. This change in technology will allow for better fuel efficiency, lower fuel and maintenance costs, and a more reliable system. The project also involves the relocation of a power plant from an urban area into an industrial area. Long-term financing for a small Panamanian company: Ternor is the smallest thermo-electrical power generating company in Panama, providing 0.7% of demand.
MVS Radio Supply Chain  Financing <p>MVS Radio Supply Chain  Financing</p> <p>MVS Radio Supply Chain  Financing</p>
Genéricos Centroamericanos, S.A. Project Group A loan of US$275,000 from the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC) to Nicaraguan company Genéricos Centroamericanos, S.A. (Generifar) will enable this small enterprise to meet the growing domestic and international demand for its chemical and pharmaceutical products for human consumption. A loan of US$275,000 from the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC) to Nicaraguan company Genéricos Centroamericanos, S.A. (Generifar) will enable this small enterprise to meet the growing domestic and international demand for its chemical and pharmaceutical products for human consumption.
Clara - Revolving Line of Credit <p>Clara - Revolving Line of Credit</p> <p>Clara - Revolving Line of Credit</p>
Financiera El Comercio The proposed project is for a loan for up to US$1 million. The loan proceeds will be used to provide medium-term financing to small and medium-size Paraguayan companies. The proposed project is for a loan for up to US$1 million. The loan proceeds will be used to provide medium-term financing to small and medium-size Paraguayan companies.
Logistic Port Project related to Paracel <p>Logistic Port Project related to Paracel</p> <p>Logistic Port Project related to Paracel</p>
Banco Lafise Panama - 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>
Amadeus LAC Sustainable Growth Fund The project consists of: (i) an IDB Invest investment of up to the lowest of US$10 million or 15% of the capital commitments in Amadeus V Latin America Sustainable Growth Fund LP (the “Fund”), a new fund with a target size of US$150 million that aims to provide “early growth” capital to 12-18 emerging technology-enabled high growth companies at series B-D across Latin America and the Caribbean (“LAC”); and (ii) an uncommitted facility of US$10 million for potential IDB Invest co‑investments (the “Facility”) in selected opportunities alongside the Fund, (the “Project”).The Fund will be managed by Amadeus Capital Partners (“Amadeus” or the “Manager”), a specialized UK investment manager in core technology themes driving global digital transformation with more than 20 years of global track record and seven in emerging markets (EMs).The primary development objective of the Project is to support the growth of young, innovative, and fast-growing firms in LAC, mainly in the sectors of financial services (FinTech); education (EdTech); software-as-a-service (SaaS); and next generation e-commerce (NextGen eCommerce), contributing to higher productivity, job creation, and ultimately, economic growth. The Project will also facilitate cross-border technology transfers, thus contributing to increased international integration as well as to the further development of LAC’s innovation ecosystem. The project consists of: (i) an IDB Invest investment of up to the lowest of US$10 million or 15% of the capital commitments in Amadeus V Latin America Sustainable Growth Fund LP (the “Fund”), a new fund with a target size of US$150 million that aims to provide “early growth” capital to 12-18 emerging technology-enabled high growth companies at series B-D across Latin America and the Caribbean (“LAC”); and (ii) an uncommitted facility of US$10 million for potential IDB Invest co‑investments (the “Facility”) in selected opportunities alongside the Fund, (the “Project”).The Fund will be managed by Amadeus Capital Partners (“Amadeus” or the “Manager”), a specialized UK investment manager in core technology themes driving global digital transformation with more than 20 years of global track record and seven in emerging markets (EMs).The primary development objective of the Project is to support the growth of young, innovative, and fast-growing firms in LAC, mainly in the sectors of financial services (FinTech); education (EdTech); software-as-a-service (SaaS); and next generation e-commerce (NextGen eCommerce), contributing to higher productivity, job creation, and ultimately, economic growth. The Project will also facilitate cross-border technology transfers, thus contributing to increased international integration as well as to the further development of LAC’s innovation ecosystem.
NIXTE Nixte is a Mexican company that grows and packs peppers for export to the United States of America.The proceeds from the IIC loan will be used to finance the construction of 10 new hectares of pepper greenhouses; to finance working capital; and to finance improvements to the packing area and facilities. Nixte is a Mexican company that grows and packs peppers for export to the United States of America.The proceeds from the IIC loan will be used to finance the construction of 10 new hectares of pepper greenhouses; to finance working capital; and to finance improvements to the packing area and facilities.
Munkel Lentes de Nicaragua S.A. Munkel, which began operations in Nicaragua in 1991, imports, manufactures, and sells optical products through retail outlets throughout Nicaragua. For over 10 years it has been the leading company in the sector.The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide Munkel with financing to purchase state of the art machinery and digital equipment, remodel its optical shops and main offices, and provide it with working capital. The total cost of the project is US$2,775,000. Munkel, which began operations in Nicaragua in 1991, imports, manufactures, and sells optical products through retail outlets throughout Nicaragua. For over 10 years it has been the leading company in the sector.The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide Munkel with financing to purchase state of the art machinery and digital equipment, remodel its optical shops and main offices, and provide it with working capital. The total cost of the project is US$2,775,000.
Banco de Finanzas The proposed project consists of a long-term loan of up to US$5 million to Banco de Finanzas. The loan proceeds will be used to finance small and medium-size Nicaraguan enterprises that require medium- and long-term funds to finance expansions, the acquisition of fixed assets or machinery, or working capital. The proposed project consists of a long-term loan of up to US$5 million to Banco de Finanzas. The loan proceeds will be used to finance small and medium-size Nicaraguan enterprises that require medium- and long-term funds to finance expansions, the acquisition of fixed assets or machinery, or working capital.
Hospital Leri Frizza The Project involves the construction and operation of the Hospital Leri Frizza in partnership with Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, a new tertiary level hospital with 175 beds (expandable to 240) to be located on a 10-hectare site owned byHospitalLeri Frizza in the city of Asunción, Paraguay, with approximately 44,983 m2 of construction that will include state-of-the-art equipment and technology. In addition, a new Prepaid Medicine company will be created whose members will be treated at the new hospital.The cost of the project is estimated at approximately US$250 million and will be financed by a combination of equity contribution, IDB Invest debtfinancing (up to 40% of the project costs in the case of IDB Invest's direct participation), and third-party financing.TheHospitalLeri Frizza in partnership with Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, will offer Paraguay and the entire region a high level of medical services, infrastructure, equipment, and highly trained and qualified medical personnel for the care and well-being of the population. The Project involves the construction and operation of the Hospital Leri Frizza in partnership with Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, a new tertiary level hospital with 175 beds (expandable to 240) to be located on a 10-hectare site owned byHospitalLeri Frizza in the city of Asunción, Paraguay, with approximately 44,983 m2 of construction that will include state-of-the-art equipment and technology. In addition, a new Prepaid Medicine company will be created whose members will be treated at the new hospital.The cost of the project is estimated at approximately US$250 million and will be financed by a combination of equity contribution, IDB Invest debtfinancing (up to 40% of the project costs in the case of IDB Invest's direct participation), and third-party financing.TheHospitalLeri Frizza in partnership with Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, will offer Paraguay and the entire region a high level of medical services, infrastructure, equipment, and highly trained and qualified medical personnel for the care and well-being of the population.
Pantaleon The financing proposed to Pantaleón S.A. (“PSA” or the “Company”) consists of a senior loan for up to US$70 million to be granted as follows: (i) up to US$50 million with funds from the IDB Group, and (ii) up to US$20 million through the mobilization of third parties' resources (“i” and “ii” jointly the “Loan”). PSA will use the Loan funds to finance (i) its industrial and agricultural fixed investment plans, including the implementation of green projects; and (ii) its working capital needs, including advance payments to sugarcane producers (the “Project”). The main development objectives of the Loan include: (i) improving agricultural productivity, improving yields and costs; (ii) support sustainable operations through the implementation of climate-smart investments/practices; (iii) strengthen the Company's value chain, supporting small and medium sugarcane producers; and (iv) promote the use of technology and innovation. The financing proposed to Pantaleón S.A. (“PSA” or the “Company”) consists of a senior loan for up to US$70 million to be granted as follows: (i) up to US$50 million with funds from the IDB Group, and (ii) up to US$20 million through the mobilization of third parties' resources (“i” and “ii” jointly the “Loan”). PSA will use the Loan funds to finance (i) its industrial and agricultural fixed investment plans, including the implementation of green projects; and (ii) its working capital needs, including advance payments to sugarcane producers (the “Project”). The main development objectives of the Loan include: (i) improving agricultural productivity, improving yields and costs; (ii) support sustainable operations through the implementation of climate-smart investments/practices; (iii) strengthen the Company's value chain, supporting small and medium sugarcane producers; and (iv) promote the use of technology and innovation.
Berries Paradise S.A.P.I. de C.V. The proceeds of the IIC loan will be used to finance the following: (1) preparation of land for growing berries, (2) procurement of machinery and equipment, and (3) working capital.Berries Paradise is a Mexican company that grows, harvests, packs, and sells berries, mainly blackberries, raspberries, and blueberries. Headquartered in Guadalajara, Jalisco, it grows its fruit in the states of Jalisco, Colima, and Michoacán, cultivating approximately 500 hectares of farmland. The proceeds of the IIC loan will be used to finance the following: (1) preparation of land for growing berries, (2) procurement of machinery and equipment, and (3) working capital.Berries Paradise is a Mexican company that grows, harvests, packs, and sells berries, mainly blackberries, raspberries, and blueberries. Headquartered in Guadalajara, Jalisco, it grows its fruit in the states of Jalisco, Colima, and Michoacán, cultivating approximately 500 hectares of farmland.
Águas Do Guamá The project consists of the execution of works and services aimed at increasing the capacity of water supply and the efficiency of the water production system to the population of two major regions in the city of Belem, Para (the “Project”). The Project was awarded through a public tender and awarded to the Company by the State of Para Sanitation Company (Cosanpa or the “Grantor”). The total Project costs are estimated to be R$ 303,956,000. The project consists of the execution of works and services aimed at increasing the capacity of water supply and the efficiency of the water production system to the population of two major regions in the city of Belem, Para (the “Project”). The Project was awarded through a public tender and awarded to the Company by the State of Para Sanitation Company (Cosanpa or the “Grantor”). The total Project costs are estimated to be R$ 303,956,000.
Andean Emerging Growth Fund <p>Andean Emerging Growth Fund</p> <p>Andean Emerging Growth Fund</p>
Financiamiento de la Cadena de Suministro - Nemak This is an uncommitted facility, for which the IIC makes funds available for rediscounting the credit claims of Nemak’s Mexican suppliers (mainly SMEs) through the E-Factor Network (“EFN”) electronic platform and financial intermediary E-Factor Diez (“EFD”). In this type of operation, the IIC evaluates the environmental and social risk presented by the suppliers and the buyer’s capacity to manage its suppliers’ environmental and social performance. This is an uncommitted facility, for which the IIC makes funds available for rediscounting the credit claims of Nemak’s Mexican suppliers (mainly SMEs) through the E-Factor Network (“EFN”) electronic platform and financial intermediary E-Factor Diez (“EFD”). In this type of operation, the IIC evaluates the environmental and social risk presented by the suppliers and the buyer’s capacity to manage its suppliers’ environmental and social performance.
Itelecom Efficiency Lighting Phase 2 <p>Itelecom Efficiency Lighting Phase 2</p> <p>Itelecom Efficiency Lighting Phase 2</p>
Gulfstream Petroleum Dominicana S. de R.L. <p>Gulfstream Petroleum Dominicana S. de R.L.</p> <p>Gulfstream Petroleum Dominicana S. de R.L.</p>
SOFIHDES SME Loan The proposed transaction consists of an unsecured senior loan to SOFIHDES (“SOFIHDES” or the “FI”) denominated in US Dollars (“US$”) for up to US$3 million, to be funded by IDB Invest as administrator of the Haiti SME Development Fund, with a tenor of up to three years (the “Project”) and a 12 month grace period on the repayment of principal. The purpose of the Project is to grant financing to SOFIHDES to on-lend to small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”). The proposed transaction consists of an unsecured senior loan to SOFIHDES (“SOFIHDES” or the “FI”) denominated in US Dollars (“US$”) for up to US$3 million, to be funded by IDB Invest as administrator of the Haiti SME Development Fund, with a tenor of up to three years (the “Project”) and a 12 month grace period on the repayment of principal. The purpose of the Project is to grant financing to SOFIHDES to on-lend to small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”).
Saceem S.A. Saceem is one of Uruguay’s leading construction firms for public works and private development projects. Its areas of specialization include civil engineering, industrial plants, agroindustrial plants, power generation and distribution, and ports.The IIC loan will be used to finance new construction projects, through which Saceem provides technical assistance for SME subcontractors. Saceem is one of Uruguay’s leading construction firms for public works and private development projects. Its areas of specialization include civil engineering, industrial plants, agroindustrial plants, power generation and distribution, and ports.The IIC loan will be used to finance new construction projects, through which Saceem provides technical assistance for SME subcontractors.
Comercial Nasareth, S. de R. L. <p>Comercial Nasareth, S. de R. L.</p> <p>Comercial Nasareth, S. de R. L.</p>
Tolhuaca Geothermal power Project, Phase 1 (CH-L1070) <p>Tolhuaca Geothermal power Project, Phase 1 (CH-L1070)</p> <p>Tolhuaca Geothermal power Project, Phase 1 (CH-L1070)</p>
Lamitech, S.A./Colissin <p>Lamitech, S.A./Colissin</p> <p>Lamitech, S.A./Colissin</p>
Holcim - Malagueno plant expansion <p>Holcim - Malagueno plant expansion</p> <p>Holcim - Malagueno plant expansion</p>
Coriport Coriport is a special-purpose company that won the international public bidding for the Daniel Oduber Quirós international airport ("AIL") in Liberia, province of Guanacaste. AIL is the second largest international airport in Costa Rica; it is strategically located in an area with high tourist and economic activity. Coriport’s principal members are two well-known companies with wide-ranging experience in the international aeronautical sector: Canada’s MMM Aviation Group S.A. and the United States’ ADC & HAS. There also are several local and international minority investors represented by Inversiones Cielo Claro S.R.L., Cocobolo Inversiones S.R.L., and Emperador Pez Espada S.R.L.The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide the company with long-term financing to build a new passenger terminal. The new terminal will enable the airport to increase both the number of passengers and the number of commercial and charter flights it can handle simultaneously, upgrade baggage handling, install modern airport security systems, and create retail and complementary service spaces to improve local and international passenger service and make their wait more pleasant, among other improvements.However, the IIC’s main long-term objective is to boost tourist sector consolidation in Guanacaste and bring new investments to the area to spur development and diversify economic activity. Coriport is a special-purpose company that won the international public bidding for the Daniel Oduber Quirós international airport ("AIL") in Liberia, province of Guanacaste. AIL is the second largest international airport in Costa Rica; it is strategically located in an area with high tourist and economic activity. Coriport’s principal members are two well-known companies with wide-ranging experience in the international aeronautical sector: Canada’s MMM Aviation Group S.A. and the United States’ ADC & HAS. There also are several local and international minority investors represented by Inversiones Cielo Claro S.R.L., Cocobolo Inversiones S.R.L., and Emperador Pez Espada S.R.L.The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide the company with long-term financing to build a new passenger terminal. The new terminal will enable the airport to increase both the number of passengers and the number of commercial and charter flights it can handle simultaneously, upgrade baggage handling, install modern airport security systems, and create retail and complementary service spaces to improve local and international passenger service and make their wait more pleasant, among other improvements.However, the IIC’s main long-term objective is to boost tourist sector consolidation in Guanacaste and bring new investments to the area to spur development and diversify economic activity.
Banco General S.A. The purpose of this financing by the IIC is to support Banco General (Costa Rica), S.A.’s lending activities, which focus on financing small and medium-sized enterprises in the productive and service sectors. The purpose of this financing by the IIC is to support Banco General (Costa Rica), S.A.’s lending activities, which focus on financing small and medium-sized enterprises in the productive and service sectors.
Quillota-Petorca Hospital Project <p>Quillota-Petorca Hospital Project</p> <p>Quillota-Petorca Hospital Project</p>
Banco Bonsucesso (BR-L1424) <p>Banco Bonsucesso (BR-L1424)</p> <p>Banco Bonsucesso (BR-L1424)</p>
SUPPLIER'S SACEEM FINANCING <p>SUPPLIER'S SACEEM FINANCING</p> <p>SUPPLIER'S SACEEM FINANCING</p>
Eurocapital S.A. Eurocapital has been active since 1998 in the purchase with recourse of invoices, bills of exchange, checks, contracts, and other documents issued by small and medium–size businesses in the normal course of their business. The proposed project consists of a US$3 million loan to Eurocapital S.A.  The IIC Loan will enable Eurocapital to develop its business of factoring documents, in dollars or indexed to the dollar, related primarily to export sales by small and medium-size companies. These companies must meet the IIC’s eligibility criteria. Eurocapital has been active since 1998 in the purchase with recourse of invoices, bills of exchange, checks, contracts, and other documents issued by small and medium–size businesses in the normal course of their business. The proposed project consists of a US$3 million loan to Eurocapital S.A.  The IIC Loan will enable Eurocapital to develop its business of factoring documents, in dollars or indexed to the dollar, related primarily to export sales by small and medium-size companies. These companies must meet the IIC’s eligibility criteria.
Procesadora de Madera, S.A. <p>Procesadora de Madera, S.A.</p> <p>Procesadora de Madera, S.A.</p>
Arrendadora Interfin Regional The project consists of a long-term loan of up to US$5 million to Arrendadora Interfin El Salvador S.A., Arrendadora Interfin Guatemala S.A., and Arrendadora Interfin S.A. The loan proceeds will be used to finance small and medium-size Salvadorian, Guatemalan, and Costa Rican enterprises that require medium- and long-term funds to finance the acquisition of fixed assets or machinery. The project consists of a long-term loan of up to US$5 million to Arrendadora Interfin El Salvador S.A., Arrendadora Interfin Guatemala S.A., and Arrendadora Interfin S.A. The loan proceeds will be used to finance small and medium-size Salvadorian, Guatemalan, and Costa Rican enterprises that require medium- and long-term funds to finance the acquisition of fixed assets or machinery.
Central American Investment Fund <p>Central American Investment Fund</p> <p>Central American Investment Fund</p>