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Demerara Distillers Limited The proposed financing to Demerara Distillers Limited (“DDL” or the “Company”), a publicly held company and one of the main economic groups in Guyana, will be used to finance the expansion of its juice production plant, a solar photovoltaic generation system (including batteries) for self-consumption, and its working capital needs. The transaction will be structured as follows: (i) a US$10 millionSenior Long-term Loan funded by IDB Invest (the “IDB Invest-LT Loan”), (ii) a US$5 millionSenior Committed Short-term Revolving Credit line funded by IDB Invest; and (iii) a US$6 millionSenior Concessional Loan to be financed by the CTF Innovative Instruments for Investment in Zero-Carbon Technologies (i3-0) that is administered by the IDB and IDB Invest acts as its agent (the “Loan”). The Loan will support the Company to increase food production for the domestic market, its efficiency and climate change mitigation through reduced GHG emissions, while strengthening local market linkages. The proposed financing to Demerara Distillers Limited (“DDL” or the “Company”), a publicly held company and one of the main economic groups in Guyana, will be used to finance the expansion of its juice production plant, a solar photovoltaic generation system (including batteries) for self-consumption, and its working capital needs. The transaction will be structured as follows: (i) a US$10 millionSenior Long-term Loan funded by IDB Invest (the “IDB Invest-LT Loan”), (ii) a US$5 millionSenior Committed Short-term Revolving Credit line funded by IDB Invest; and (iii) a US$6 millionSenior Concessional Loan to be financed by the CTF Innovative Instruments for Investment in Zero-Carbon Technologies (i3-0) that is administered by the IDB and IDB Invest acts as its agent (the “Loan”). The Loan will support the Company to increase food production for the domestic market, its efficiency and climate change mitigation through reduced GHG emissions, while strengthening local market linkages.
Radio Jamaica Trade Receivables Facility <p>Radio Jamaica Trade Receivables Facility</p> <p>Radio Jamaica Trade Receivables Facility</p>
CMF Bank - SME 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>
Greenwood PV University of Panama <p>Greenwood PV University of Panama</p> <p>Greenwood PV University of Panama</p>
Daycoval The objective of this project is to finance eligible projects via loans to eligible enterprises in Brazil that meet IIC and Banco Daycoval´s loan eligibility criteria and environmental and labor requirements. These small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) in Brazil require either medium- or long-term financing in order to carry out their operations. Financing with appropriate terms will make it possible to generate direct and indirect employment and improve the financial structure of SMEs, which have limited access to financing with terms of more than one year. The objective of this project is to finance eligible projects via loans to eligible enterprises in Brazil that meet IIC and Banco Daycoval´s loan eligibility criteria and environmental and labor requirements. These small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) in Brazil require either medium- or long-term financing in order to carry out their operations. Financing with appropriate terms will make it possible to generate direct and indirect employment and improve the financial structure of SMEs, which have limited access to financing with terms of more than one year.
Almacenadora Mercader S.A. V ALMER is a bonded warehouse (Almacén General de Depósito) subject to oversight by the Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores (CNBV). ALMER was established in July 1998 when the three warehouses composing the state-owned company Almacenes Nacionales de Depósito (ANDSA) were privatized. ALMER is the largest bonded warehouse operator in Mexico. It serves 21 states, operating 14 warehouse complexes directly in 8 states and 325 smaller ones under license in 13 states. ALMER also has a railroad grain terminal and other transportation infrastructure.The proposed operation is to renew financing for the existing program for the storage and/or purchase of grain, mainly white corn (as well as wheat and sorghum) from approximately 750 small farmers. As part of the project, ALMER will continue to use the IIC loan to provide financing to small producers by either purchasing their goods with an option to repurchase (repos) or storing them until they are sold. In both cases ALMER will issue warehouse receipts, which will secure the IIC's loan. This will be the IIC’s first loan to ALMER in Mexican pesos. ALMER is a bonded warehouse (Almacén General de Depósito) subject to oversight by the Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores (CNBV). ALMER was established in July 1998 when the three warehouses composing the state-owned company Almacenes Nacionales de Depósito (ANDSA) were privatized. ALMER is the largest bonded warehouse operator in Mexico. It serves 21 states, operating 14 warehouse complexes directly in 8 states and 325 smaller ones under license in 13 states. ALMER also has a railroad grain terminal and other transportation infrastructure.The proposed operation is to renew financing for the existing program for the storage and/or purchase of grain, mainly white corn (as well as wheat and sorghum) from approximately 750 small farmers. As part of the project, ALMER will continue to use the IIC loan to provide financing to small producers by either purchasing their goods with an option to repurchase (repos) or storing them until they are sold. In both cases ALMER will issue warehouse receipts, which will secure the IIC's loan. This will be the IIC’s first loan to ALMER in Mexican pesos.
Citrusvil Citrusvil is an Argentinian company that grows, processes, and sells lemons and lemon derivatives. The company, domiciled in Tucumán, has more than 7,500 hectares of lemon trees on 21 farms, supplying approximately 65% of the fruit it packs or processes. It has its own nursery with capacity of approximately 256,000 plants. Citrusvil has the capacity to process about 350,000 tons of lemon per year to produce juice in concentrate, essential oil, and dehydrated peel. It also has two fresh fruit packing units with capacity to pack 3 million cases (50,000 pallets). The products are exported all over the world from Buenos Aires’ various ports in containers or in bulk, with the main markets being the European Union, Eastern Europe, Russia, Canada, the Middle East, and the Far East.The purpose of the loan is to refinance short-term debt and support a second Grupo Lucci company. The IIC began a relationship with Grupo Lucci in 2011 through long-term financing granted to agribusiness company Viluco SA. The A/B loan for up to US$65 million with have a tenor of five years and a 12-month grace period. Rabobank and Banco Itaú will be the initial participants. Citrusvil is an Argentinian company that grows, processes, and sells lemons and lemon derivatives. The company, domiciled in Tucumán, has more than 7,500 hectares of lemon trees on 21 farms, supplying approximately 65% of the fruit it packs or processes. It has its own nursery with capacity of approximately 256,000 plants. Citrusvil has the capacity to process about 350,000 tons of lemon per year to produce juice in concentrate, essential oil, and dehydrated peel. It also has two fresh fruit packing units with capacity to pack 3 million cases (50,000 pallets). The products are exported all over the world from Buenos Aires’ various ports in containers or in bulk, with the main markets being the European Union, Eastern Europe, Russia, Canada, the Middle East, and the Far East.The purpose of the loan is to refinance short-term debt and support a second Grupo Lucci company. The IIC began a relationship with Grupo Lucci in 2011 through long-term financing granted to agribusiness company Viluco SA. The A/B loan for up to US$65 million with have a tenor of five years and a 12-month grace period. Rabobank and Banco Itaú will be the initial participants.
Banco Nacional de Bolivia S.A. - TFFP (BO-L1049) <p>Banco Nacional de Bolivia S.A. - TFFP (BO-L1049)</p> <p>Banco Nacional de Bolivia S.A. - TFFP (BO-L1049)</p>
Mexico Private Equity Fund <p>Mexico Private Equity Fund</p> <p>Mexico Private Equity Fund</p>
Green Transition Sustainable Bond <p>Green Transition Sustainable Bond</p> <p>Green Transition Sustainable Bond</p>
Grupo Rivera The Rivera Group is a de facto holding company consisting of four medium-sized companies, INPASA, INSUGRAFIXSA, Print Colors, and Agropecuaria San Alejandro, which are engaged in various commercial activities and whose main line of business is manufacturing notebooks and printing. They are the only national-level companies that produce notebooks locally, manufacturing them according to the buyer’s needs and offering personalized products at low prices. These companies are jointly seeking long-term financing secured by a mortgage and pledge, for the purpose of: (i) purchasing machinery to increase their productive capacity, as well as to improve quality and efficiency; (ii) working capital so that the company can incorporate new raw materials with which to expand the product portfolio; and (iii) refinancing the debt to achieve a better match between their liabilities and assets.The total cost of the project is US$6 million and the loan will be up to US$2.7 million with an eight-year term and a grace period of two years. With the participation of the IIC, these companies will be able to access better financing conditions that do not limit their normal operations, increase their productive capacity, and improve flow. At the same time, the IIC will be supporting a sector that is an importance driver of Nicaragua’s economy. The Rivera Group is a de facto holding company consisting of four medium-sized companies, INPASA, INSUGRAFIXSA, Print Colors, and Agropecuaria San Alejandro, which are engaged in various commercial activities and whose main line of business is manufacturing notebooks and printing. They are the only national-level companies that produce notebooks locally, manufacturing them according to the buyer’s needs and offering personalized products at low prices. These companies are jointly seeking long-term financing secured by a mortgage and pledge, for the purpose of: (i) purchasing machinery to increase their productive capacity, as well as to improve quality and efficiency; (ii) working capital so that the company can incorporate new raw materials with which to expand the product portfolio; and (iii) refinancing the debt to achieve a better match between their liabilities and assets.The total cost of the project is US$6 million and the loan will be up to US$2.7 million with an eight-year term and a grace period of two years. With the participation of the IIC, these companies will be able to access better financing conditions that do not limit their normal operations, increase their productive capacity, and improve flow. At the same time, the IIC will be supporting a sector that is an importance driver of Nicaragua’s economy.
Leasecorp El Camino Arrendamento Mercantil S.A. <p>Leasecorp El Camino Arrendamento Mercantil S.A.</p> <p>Leasecorp El Camino Arrendamento Mercantil S.A.</p>
Arica I Solar PV Project <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>
Movistar Mexico Handset Financing <p>Movistar Mexico Handset Financing</p> <p>Movistar Mexico Handset Financing</p>
Rio Diamante - Charlone Transmission Line <p>Rio Diamante - Charlone Transmission Line</p> <p>Rio Diamante - Charlone Transmission Line</p>
ION Financiera The purpose of the project is to support ION’s first long-term corporate bond issuance of Mex$200 million in Mexico. This issuance is part of ION’s Mex$500 million corporate bond issuance program to be registered in the Mexican Stock Exchange. The project will support ION’s strategy to: (i) expand its SME lending portfolio; and (ii) extend its funding tenors and diversify funding sources by tapping capital markets and reaching a new base of investors. IIC’s participation will strengthen ION’s business plan of increasing its SME lending portfolio from Mex$30 million in 2016 to Mex$285 million in 2021. The purpose of the project is to support ION’s first long-term corporate bond issuance of Mex$200 million in Mexico. This issuance is part of ION’s Mex$500 million corporate bond issuance program to be registered in the Mexican Stock Exchange. The project will support ION’s strategy to: (i) expand its SME lending portfolio; and (ii) extend its funding tenors and diversify funding sources by tapping capital markets and reaching a new base of investors. IIC’s participation will strengthen ION’s business plan of increasing its SME lending portfolio from Mex$30 million in 2016 to Mex$285 million in 2021.
Leasing Bolivar S.A. C.F.C. <p>Leasing Bolivar S.A. C.F.C.</p> <p>Leasing Bolivar S.A. C.F.C.</p>
Buenos Aires Subway Investment Program <p>Buenos Aires Subway Investment Program</p> <p>Buenos Aires Subway Investment Program</p>
BCP Bolivia Agribusiness and MSMEs <p>BCP Bolivia Agribusiness and MSMEs</p> <p>BCP Bolivia Agribusiness and MSMEs</p>
TFFP Banco Pacifico <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>
Nubank Financial Inclusion financing <p>Nubank Financial Inclusion financing</p> <p>Nubank Financial Inclusion financing</p>
Terrano Inmobiliaria Terrano S.A. (“Terrano”) and Servicios Andinos Aeroportuarios S.A. (“SAASA”), both of which are Andino Investment Holding Group (“AIH” or “AIH Group”) companies, are developing an air cargo terminal in the city of Lima, Peru, connected to the Jorge Chávez International Airport. The project is being developed on 3.4 hectares of land belonging to Terrano. The terminal is being built at a cost of US$18.9 million. The IIC will participate in financing this project with an 8-year loan of US$12 million that includes a grace period of up to 12 months. The financing will go toward finishing construction of the terminal and returning a portion of the investment made by the shareholders, who have already used their own funds to make the majority of the investment. SAASA will be in charge of operating the terminal.Jorge Chávez International Airport (JCIA) has become one of the main airports in South America in recent years, in terms of both passengers and goods, the latter being an important focus for the country's economic development. This project seeks to complement the existing supply of cargo services and is based on the growth of the airport’s freight traffic over the last 10 years, plus AIH’s more than 40 years of experience developing transportation infrastructure projects in the country. Inmobiliaria Terrano S.A. (“Terrano”) and Servicios Andinos Aeroportuarios S.A. (“SAASA”), both of which are Andino Investment Holding Group (“AIH” or “AIH Group”) companies, are developing an air cargo terminal in the city of Lima, Peru, connected to the Jorge Chávez International Airport. The project is being developed on 3.4 hectares of land belonging to Terrano. The terminal is being built at a cost of US$18.9 million. The IIC will participate in financing this project with an 8-year loan of US$12 million that includes a grace period of up to 12 months. The financing will go toward finishing construction of the terminal and returning a portion of the investment made by the shareholders, who have already used their own funds to make the majority of the investment. SAASA will be in charge of operating the terminal.Jorge Chávez International Airport (JCIA) has become one of the main airports in South America in recent years, in terms of both passengers and goods, the latter being an important focus for the country's economic development. This project seeks to complement the existing supply of cargo services and is based on the growth of the airport’s freight traffic over the last 10 years, plus AIH’s more than 40 years of experience developing transportation infrastructure projects in the country.
ANDES RENEWABLES PROJECTS - EQUITY <p>ANDES RENEWABLES PROJECTS - EQUITY</p> <p>ANDES RENEWABLES PROJECTS - EQUITY</p>
Mibanco Banco de la Microempresa S.A. The proposed line of credit is for a loan in nuevos soles in the amount of up to the equivalent of a US$7 million to Mibanco Banco de la Microempresa S.A. The proceeds will be used to provide financing to small and medium-size Peruvian companies, for working capital or to finance equipment, machinery or other fixed asset purchases. The proposed line of credit is for a loan in nuevos soles in the amount of up to the equivalent of a US$7 million to Mibanco Banco de la Microempresa S.A. The proceeds will be used to provide financing to small and medium-size Peruvian companies, for working capital or to finance equipment, machinery or other fixed asset purchases.
LAR Paraguay The proposed financing consists of an annual revolving line of credit committed to LAR S.R.L. for up to US$10 million, with a term of up to 39 months. The company will use these funds to purchase agro-inputs that it will later sell and finance to producers with terms of up to 390 days, seeking to replace lines of credit from suppliers that today grant shorter terms.LAR S.R.L. is one of the main agricultural input distribution companies in Paraguay, also providing technical assistance services to producers, and in the purchase, storage, and sale of grains. The proposed financing consists of an annual revolving line of credit committed to LAR S.R.L. for up to US$10 million, with a term of up to 39 months. The company will use these funds to purchase agro-inputs that it will later sell and finance to producers with terms of up to 390 days, seeking to replace lines of credit from suppliers that today grant shorter terms.LAR S.R.L. is one of the main agricultural input distribution companies in Paraguay, also providing technical assistance services to producers, and in the purchase, storage, and sale of grains.
Galgo Equity Investment <p>Galgo Equity Investment</p> <p>Galgo Equity Investment</p>
Favorita Distribution Center (Favorita / Rey) <p>Favorita Distribution Center (Favorita / Rey)</p> <p>Favorita Distribution Center (Favorita / Rey)</p>
Banco ProCredit Ecuador The proposed loan of US$2,250,000 to Banco ProCredit Ecuador 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$2,250,000 to Banco ProCredit Ecuador 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.
Energia del Pacifico LNG Thermo Power Project <p>Energia del Pacifico LNG Thermo Power Project</p> <p>Energia del Pacifico LNG Thermo Power Project</p>
Banco Aliado Banco Aliado, S.A. is wholly-owned by Panamanian investors. The project consists of a US$10 million, three-year loan for providing financing to small and medium-size enterprises. The loan proceeds will be used to provide such companies with financing for working capital or the purchase of fixed assets and machinery. The beneficiary companies shall not exceed US$10 million in assets or revenue. Banco Aliado, S.A. is wholly-owned by Panamanian investors. The project consists of a US$10 million, three-year loan for providing financing to small and medium-size enterprises. The loan proceeds will be used to provide such companies with financing for working capital or the purchase of fixed assets and machinery. The beneficiary companies shall not exceed US$10 million in assets or revenue.
Caja Los Andes - Financiamiento Largo Plazo <p>Caja Los Andes - Financiamiento Largo Plazo</p> <p>Caja Los Andes - Financiamiento Largo Plazo</p>
Sanrisil S/A Industria e Comercio Sanrisil produces medicinal extracts, fruit extracts and special extracts, such as Rutin and Quercitin, for pharmaceutical purposes. The company gets its supplies of native species and cultivated plants from a great number of families throughout Brazil, and sells its production to the pharmaceutical, food and cosmetic industries. The purpose of the project is to invest in infrastructure, equipment, facilities and assembly, involving a series of subprojects: (1) Implement new purification and crystallization technology to obtain 94% pure Rutin. (2) Expand the fruit extraction unit; (3) Expand the existing laboratory and purchase state-of-the-art equipment; (4) Consolidate and increase the capacity of the liquid effluent treatment plant to increase the efficiency of the wastewater treatment process; (5) Build a raw materials storage facility and finish paving all roads within the plant grounds; (6) Build specific administrative areas for training and presentations, and acquire new information systems and furniture.The IIC's role in the proposed operation is important because it will enable Sanrisil to expand its production capacity and consolidate its position as one of the main producers of plant and fruit extracts for the pharmaceutical and food industries. This long-term financing will lead to the creation of 20 direct jobs, in addition to indirect jobs for a considerable number of families throughout Brazil that collect native species. Sanrisil produces medicinal extracts, fruit extracts and special extracts, such as Rutin and Quercitin, for pharmaceutical purposes. The company gets its supplies of native species and cultivated plants from a great number of families throughout Brazil, and sells its production to the pharmaceutical, food and cosmetic industries. The purpose of the project is to invest in infrastructure, equipment, facilities and assembly, involving a series of subprojects: (1) Implement new purification and crystallization technology to obtain 94% pure Rutin. (2) Expand the fruit extraction unit; (3) Expand the existing laboratory and purchase state-of-the-art equipment; (4) Consolidate and increase the capacity of the liquid effluent treatment plant to increase the efficiency of the wastewater treatment process; (5) Build a raw materials storage facility and finish paving all roads within the plant grounds; (6) Build specific administrative areas for training and presentations, and acquire new information systems and furniture.The IIC's role in the proposed operation is important because it will enable Sanrisil to expand its production capacity and consolidate its position as one of the main producers of plant and fruit extracts for the pharmaceutical and food industries. This long-term financing will lead to the creation of 20 direct jobs, in addition to indirect jobs for a considerable number of families throughout Brazil that collect native species.