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Agripac LP The proposed financing consists of a senior loan for up to US$16 million and a maximum term of 8 years, including 18 months of grace period, secured by mortgage and pledge on fixed assets. The transaction will also feature performance-based incentives and advisory services from We-Fi to support Agripac grow its client base for women-led or women-owned SMEs ("Women SME").The funds will be used to incorporate a new animal feed production line, to be used in two of the divisions with the highest growth projection for Agripac, which are pet food and shrimp, in addition to the 2021 investment plan, which includes the updating of machinery, robotization of industrial processes, improvements in fire prevention, new warehouses, among others. Through this transaction, IDB Invest seeks to strengthen the value chain and industrialization of agricultural production in Ecuador. The proposed financing consists of a senior loan for up to US$16 million and a maximum term of 8 years, including 18 months of grace period, secured by mortgage and pledge on fixed assets. The transaction will also feature performance-based incentives and advisory services from We-Fi to support Agripac grow its client base for women-led or women-owned SMEs ("Women SME").The funds will be used to incorporate a new animal feed production line, to be used in two of the divisions with the highest growth projection for Agripac, which are pet food and shrimp, in addition to the 2021 investment plan, which includes the updating of machinery, robotization of industrial processes, improvements in fire prevention, new warehouses, among others. Through this transaction, IDB Invest seeks to strengthen the value chain and industrialization of agricultural production in Ecuador.
Latin American Agribusiness Development Corporation S.A., “LAAD” The IIC seeks to provide to LAAD Americas N.V. (the “Company” or “Borrower”) a senior unsecured of up to US$45 million A Loan. The structure of the transaction is aligned with LAAD business model of providing medium-long-term financing to small and medium, privately-owned agribusiness companies (sub-projects) that are export oriented. During 2016 LAAD's greatest portfolio growth in absolute terms occurred principally in Brazil, Ecuador, Nicaragua, and Peru. LAAD subprojects in general generate socioeconomic benefits through full time and part time employment in the poor rural areas of the countries where it operates, where the poorest of the poor have no other means of income.Knowledge dissemination is a key element of agricultural sector development promoted by LAAD. Best practice lessons learned from clients and from innovation are scaled up throughout the LAC region to other producers.LAAD has raised donor funds for technology dissemination and compliance with voluntary certifications, which in turn will improve market access. One example are the funds raised by LAAD to assist subprojects to achieve third-party certifications, such as RSPO for palm oil clients (a tree crop considered as a driver of deforestation, and standard-compliant production in the palm oil sector has the highest annual growth rate in market penetration worldwide). The IIC seeks to provide to LAAD Americas N.V. (the “Company” or “Borrower”) a senior unsecured of up to US$45 million A Loan. The structure of the transaction is aligned with LAAD business model of providing medium-long-term financing to small and medium, privately-owned agribusiness companies (sub-projects) that are export oriented. During 2016 LAAD's greatest portfolio growth in absolute terms occurred principally in Brazil, Ecuador, Nicaragua, and Peru. LAAD subprojects in general generate socioeconomic benefits through full time and part time employment in the poor rural areas of the countries where it operates, where the poorest of the poor have no other means of income.Knowledge dissemination is a key element of agricultural sector development promoted by LAAD. Best practice lessons learned from clients and from innovation are scaled up throughout the LAC region to other producers.LAAD has raised donor funds for technology dissemination and compliance with voluntary certifications, which in turn will improve market access. One example are the funds raised by LAAD to assist subprojects to achieve third-party certifications, such as RSPO for palm oil clients (a tree crop considered as a driver of deforestation, and standard-compliant production in the palm oil sector has the highest annual growth rate in market penetration worldwide).
Banco Pine Banco Pine S.A. was established in 1997 and it has specialized in providing financing to medium-size Brazilian companies with secured structured operations. It also provides financial and strategic consulting services, treasury and investment products, and BNDES onlending lines. Banco Pine’s business model is based on market niches with growth and profitability potential, generation of good quality assets, and prudential credit, supervision, and liquidity policies. Its strategy is based on knowing its clients’ needs and providing them with a full range of lending products, both in local and foreign currency, in a responsive and effective manner. The purpose of this IIC project is to provide financing to Banco Pine to support eligible projects via loans to eligible enterprises. Eligible enterprises shall be those whose annual sales do not exceed US$50 million and whose consolidated annual sales per economic group do not exceed US$150 million, among other conditions. However, Banco Pine shall channel at least an amount equivalent to the A Loan to enterprises with annual sales of up to US$20 million or up to US$50 million per economic group. Eligible loans shall be loans to eligible enterprises for an amount not to exceed US$4 million per enterprise and US$5 million per economic group, with a term of at least six months. In addition, at least 20% of the funds shall be placed in Brazil’s northwest region. For the A Loan, the individual loan amount would be US$1 million. For the B Loan, loan amounts shall be defined once Banco Pine agrees to the market terms and rates. Banco Pine S.A. was established in 1997 and it has specialized in providing financing to medium-size Brazilian companies with secured structured operations. It also provides financial and strategic consulting services, treasury and investment products, and BNDES onlending lines. Banco Pine’s business model is based on market niches with growth and profitability potential, generation of good quality assets, and prudential credit, supervision, and liquidity policies. Its strategy is based on knowing its clients’ needs and providing them with a full range of lending products, both in local and foreign currency, in a responsive and effective manner. The purpose of this IIC project is to provide financing to Banco Pine to support eligible projects via loans to eligible enterprises. Eligible enterprises shall be those whose annual sales do not exceed US$50 million and whose consolidated annual sales per economic group do not exceed US$150 million, among other conditions. However, Banco Pine shall channel at least an amount equivalent to the A Loan to enterprises with annual sales of up to US$20 million or up to US$50 million per economic group. Eligible loans shall be loans to eligible enterprises for an amount not to exceed US$4 million per enterprise and US$5 million per economic group, with a term of at least six months. In addition, at least 20% of the funds shall be placed in Brazil’s northwest region. For the A Loan, the individual loan amount would be US$1 million. For the B Loan, loan amounts shall be defined once Banco Pine agrees to the market terms and rates.
Sociedad Anónima Molinos Arroceros Nacionales SAMAN was founded in 1942 as a small rice mill for the local market. SAMAN is now one of the top three exporters in the country and one of the biggest rice processors in Latin America. The company receives the harvest of approximately 260 independent rice growers, and processes and markets it, mostly in the export market. SAMAN also provides advisory services for the growers, finances agricultural supplies, fuel, and working capital, and sells irrigation services. SAMAN has eight plants in Uruguay’s major rice-producing areas where it receives, dries and stores rice for subsequent processing and shipping. The harvested area in the 2003-2004 season amounted to 77,000 hectares.  The proposed loan shall be used to finance the company's working capital. Demand for funds in the company peaks at two points during its annual business cycle: in June, when SAMAN makes advance payments to growers based on an estimated price, and in February, when the final price of the rice purchases is paid. With this project the Corporation will help provide funding to approximately 260 independent rice growers. The proposed loan is part of the Supply Chain Financial Support Program. The specific purpose of this program is to increase the flow of financing for SMEs in Latin America and the Caribbean and identify potential clients that are part of a supply chain or suppliers of larger corporations, companies, or economic groups operating in the region. SAMAN was founded in 1942 as a small rice mill for the local market. SAMAN is now one of the top three exporters in the country and one of the biggest rice processors in Latin America. The company receives the harvest of approximately 260 independent rice growers, and processes and markets it, mostly in the export market. SAMAN also provides advisory services for the growers, finances agricultural supplies, fuel, and working capital, and sells irrigation services. SAMAN has eight plants in Uruguay’s major rice-producing areas where it receives, dries and stores rice for subsequent processing and shipping. The harvested area in the 2003-2004 season amounted to 77,000 hectares.  The proposed loan shall be used to finance the company's working capital. Demand for funds in the company peaks at two points during its annual business cycle: in June, when SAMAN makes advance payments to growers based on an estimated price, and in February, when the final price of the rice purchases is paid. With this project the Corporation will help provide funding to approximately 260 independent rice growers. The proposed loan is part of the Supply Chain Financial Support Program. The specific purpose of this program is to increase the flow of financing for SMEs in Latin America and the Caribbean and identify potential clients that are part of a supply chain or suppliers of larger corporations, companies, or economic groups operating in the region.
Mendubim Solar PV Power Project The proposed operation consists of the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of the Mendubim Photovoltaic Power Plant (“PV Power Plant”) with a capacity of approximately 452.76 megawatts (“MW”) and a substation, as well as a 5.17-kilometer (“km”) long 230 kilovolts (“kV”) Transmission Line (“TL”) to connect the PV Power Plant to the Brazilian interconnected grid at the existing Açu III Substation (“The Project”). The Project will be developed in the municipality of Assú, Rio Grande do Norte State, Brazil. The proposed operation consists of the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of the Mendubim Photovoltaic Power Plant (“PV Power Plant”) with a capacity of approximately 452.76 megawatts (“MW”) and a substation, as well as a 5.17-kilometer (“km”) long 230 kilovolts (“kV”) Transmission Line (“TL”) to connect the PV Power Plant to the Brazilian interconnected grid at the existing Açu III Substation (“The Project”). The Project will be developed in the municipality of Assú, Rio Grande do Norte State, Brazil.
LAC - China Mid-Cap Corporate Fund - GP (RG-L1058) <p>LAC - China Mid-Cap Corporate Fund - GP (RG-L1058)</p> <p>LAC - China Mid-Cap Corporate Fund - GP (RG-L1058)</p>
Genericos Centroamericanos, S.A. II <p>Genericos Centroamericanos, S.A. II</p> <p>Genericos Centroamericanos, S.A. II</p>
Aconcagua Desalination Plant <p>Aconcagua Desalination Plant</p> <p>Aconcagua Desalination Plant</p>
Vinte - Sustainable Bond 2023 The project consists of the participation of IDB Invest as an anchor investor for an amount of up to MXN$750 million in the issuance of a sustainable bond by Vinte Propiedades Integrales S.A.B. of C.V. to finance working capital for the development of sustainable low-income housing in Mexico. The project consists of the participation of IDB Invest as an anchor investor for an amount of up to MXN$750 million in the issuance of a sustainable bond by Vinte Propiedades Integrales S.A.B. of C.V. to finance working capital for the development of sustainable low-income housing in Mexico.
LaQuince Conservatorio, S.A. ("Conservatorio" or "the Company") is a real estate development company and the sponsor of La Quince ("La Quince" or "the Project") through its subsidiary La Quince, S. de R.L., a special purpose vehicle (“SPV”) incorporated for such purpose. The Project site is centrally located in the historic neighborhood of Santa Ana, within the Historic Monumental Complex of the Historic Center of Panama City, recognized as a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (“UNESCO”) World Heritage Site. The Project consists of five buildings between Calle B, Calle C, and Calle Quince, each with its own characteristics for mixed-income and mixed-use, totaling 145 apartments and 40 commercial spaces.The operation consists of a corporate loan for up to US$7.5 million (seven million five hundred thousand dollars), with two tranches: (i) A committed tranche for a five year term loan to finance the construction and sale period of the residential units (the "Project"); and (ii) an uncommitted tranche for a four year term loan, if needed, to promote the set-up of the commercial spaces to be occupied by Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and other organizations which shall also include an innovation hub and cultural spaces. Conservatorio, S.A. ("Conservatorio" or "the Company") is a real estate development company and the sponsor of La Quince ("La Quince" or "the Project") through its subsidiary La Quince, S. de R.L., a special purpose vehicle (“SPV”) incorporated for such purpose. The Project site is centrally located in the historic neighborhood of Santa Ana, within the Historic Monumental Complex of the Historic Center of Panama City, recognized as a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (“UNESCO”) World Heritage Site. The Project consists of five buildings between Calle B, Calle C, and Calle Quince, each with its own characteristics for mixed-income and mixed-use, totaling 145 apartments and 40 commercial spaces.The operation consists of a corporate loan for up to US$7.5 million (seven million five hundred thousand dollars), with two tranches: (i) A committed tranche for a five year term loan to finance the construction and sale period of the residential units (the "Project"); and (ii) an uncommitted tranche for a four year term loan, if needed, to promote the set-up of the commercial spaces to be occupied by Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and other organizations which shall also include an innovation hub and cultural spaces.
Aegea Corporate Loan <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>
Pirapora I Solar PV Project The Pirapora I project consists of the design, construction, commissioning and operation of five solar photovoltaic (PV) plants with a combined capacity of 191.5 MW, as well as a 10.3-kilometer high voltage transmission line (138kv) and other interconnection facilities (the Project) to be located in the municipality of Pirapora, State of Minas Gerais, Brazil.The Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC)’s participation in the Project will be through a short-term Bridge Loan facility denominated in Brazilian reales to provide funding for certain construction costs. The Pirapora I project consists of the design, construction, commissioning and operation of five solar photovoltaic (PV) plants with a combined capacity of 191.5 MW, as well as a 10.3-kilometer high voltage transmission line (138kv) and other interconnection facilities (the Project) to be located in the municipality of Pirapora, State of Minas Gerais, Brazil.The Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC)’s participation in the Project will be through a short-term Bridge Loan facility denominated in Brazilian reales to provide funding for certain construction costs.
Cs Brasil JSL, Vamos and CSB are Brazilian companies controlled by the SIMPAR Group, (“SIMPAR”, or the “Group”). SIMPAR controls and manages six independent companies that provide value-added rental, logistics, mobility and financial services, focused on long-term contracts. Overall, the companies that are part of SIMPAR buy, rent, maintain, finance, operate and sell vehicles and equipment. JSL is the leader in road logistics services in Brazil; VAMOS s is the leader of rental and sale of trucks, machinery, and equipment in Brazil; and CSB focuses on providing long term services to public companies, including passenger transportation, waste disposal, road and port terminal concessions.The proposed operation for CSB (the “Project”) aims at supporting the Client efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (“GHG”) in its operations. Transaction objectives include: (i) increase the participation of light and heavy electric, hybrid and flex fuel vehicles in its fleet; and (ii) innovation projects to optimize its operational process and integrating systems through the inclusion of technologies and programs to reduce the overall carbon footprint of its operations. JSL, Vamos and CSB are Brazilian companies controlled by the SIMPAR Group, (“SIMPAR”, or the “Group”). SIMPAR controls and manages six independent companies that provide value-added rental, logistics, mobility and financial services, focused on long-term contracts. Overall, the companies that are part of SIMPAR buy, rent, maintain, finance, operate and sell vehicles and equipment. JSL is the leader in road logistics services in Brazil; VAMOS s is the leader of rental and sale of trucks, machinery, and equipment in Brazil; and CSB focuses on providing long term services to public companies, including passenger transportation, waste disposal, road and port terminal concessions.The proposed operation for CSB (the “Project”) aims at supporting the Client efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (“GHG”) in its operations. Transaction objectives include: (i) increase the participation of light and heavy electric, hybrid and flex fuel vehicles in its fleet; and (ii) innovation projects to optimize its operational process and integrating systems through the inclusion of technologies and programs to reduce the overall carbon footprint of its operations.
Banco Agrícola - Subordinated Debt for SMEs in El Salvador The Project consists of a subordinated unsecured loan to be granted to Banco Agrícola S.A. (the “Borrower” or the “Bank”) for up to US$70 million with a repayment term of 10 years including five years of grace. The loan will be used to support the expansion of the small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME), women-led SME and green portfolios of Banco Agrícola. By growing the portfolios, the Project aims at contributing to improve the overall access to financing of such segments in El Salvador. To achieve this, we are seeking to strengthen Banco Agrícola’s capital base and thus supporting the Bank’s portfolio growth strategy, which includes the target segments. In addition, the financial support is expected to be completed with technical assistance to improve the Bank’s abilities and knowledge in serving the women-led SME segment. The Project consists of a subordinated unsecured loan to be granted to Banco Agrícola S.A. (the “Borrower” or the “Bank”) for up to US$70 million with a repayment term of 10 years including five years of grace. The loan will be used to support the expansion of the small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME), women-led SME and green portfolios of Banco Agrícola. By growing the portfolios, the Project aims at contributing to improve the overall access to financing of such segments in El Salvador. To achieve this, we are seeking to strengthen Banco Agrícola’s capital base and thus supporting the Bank’s portfolio growth strategy, which includes the target segments. In addition, the financial support is expected to be completed with technical assistance to improve the Bank’s abilities and knowledge in serving the women-led SME segment.
IIC/Advent Latin American Private Equity Fund <p>IIC/Advent Latin American Private Equity Fund</p> <p>IIC/Advent Latin American Private Equity Fund</p>
Agrícola Cerro Prieto S.A. <p>Agrícola Cerro Prieto S.A.</p> <p>Agrícola Cerro Prieto S.A.</p>
Proparco Águas do Rio - Bloco 1 <p>Proparco Águas do Rio - Bloco 1</p> <p>Proparco Águas do Rio - Bloco 1</p>
Facilidad de Liquidez para la Estabilización de Tarifas Eléctricas II This operation (hereinafter, the "Operation" or the "Project") is intended to provide liquidity to the group of companies formed by AES Gener S.A., Colbún S.A., Enel Generación Chile S.A., Enel Green Power Chile S.A., Engie Energía Chile S.A., Eólica Monte Redondo SpA., and Guacolda Energía S.A. (hereinafter, the "Companies") in order to address the economic impact of the Tariff Stability Act and the Companies’ need for liquidity resulting from the deferment of payment of part of the power purchase agreement (PPA) price set forth in the aforementioned Law.To this end, and pursuant to the aforementioned Law, the Project will allow for the issuance of bonds via a special purpose vehicle, to purchase the credit rights generated in favor of the Companies.This transaction has been divided to adapt to the estimated calendar of acquisition of the credit rights. This operation (hereinafter, the "Operation" or the "Project") is intended to provide liquidity to the group of companies formed by AES Gener S.A., Colbún S.A., Enel Generación Chile S.A., Enel Green Power Chile S.A., Engie Energía Chile S.A., Eólica Monte Redondo SpA., and Guacolda Energía S.A. (hereinafter, the "Companies") in order to address the economic impact of the Tariff Stability Act and the Companies’ need for liquidity resulting from the deferment of payment of part of the power purchase agreement (PPA) price set forth in the aforementioned Law.To this end, and pursuant to the aforementioned Law, the Project will allow for the issuance of bonds via a special purpose vehicle, to purchase the credit rights generated in favor of the Companies.This transaction has been divided to adapt to the estimated calendar of acquisition of the credit rights.
BADESC  loan for Small Business and Microfinance <p>BADESC  loan for Small Business and Microfinance</p> <p>BADESC  loan for Small Business and Microfinance</p>
Banco Agricola SME Financing Partnership <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>
Banco Comafi TFFP Line <p>Banco Comafi TFFP Line</p> <p>Banco Comafi TFFP Line</p>