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Danper II The objective of the loan is to support the growth and competitiveness of Danper Trujillo S.A.C. (“Danper” or the “Company”), a leading private company in the agribusiness sector located in Trujillo, in northern Peru. The Company has been a client of the IDB Group since 2014 and is engaged in the production, processing, and export of asparagus, artichokes, peppers, mangos, grapes, avocados, and blueberries. Danper has embarked on a US$41 million multiyear (2017-2019) investment plan that can be grouped in three categories: (i) investments to increase agricultural production; (ii) investments to improve industrial facilities and install two processing plants;  and (iii) working capital financing related to the investments (collectively called the “Project”). Financing from the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC) in the amount of US$20.7 million will be supplemented by cash generation contributed by the Company (US$13.5 million) and other financing (US$7 million). The proposed IIC loan for US$20.7 million will have a term of 10 years and a grace period of 30 months. The objective of the loan is to support the growth and competitiveness of Danper Trujillo S.A.C. (“Danper” or the “Company”), a leading private company in the agribusiness sector located in Trujillo, in northern Peru. The Company has been a client of the IDB Group since 2014 and is engaged in the production, processing, and export of asparagus, artichokes, peppers, mangos, grapes, avocados, and blueberries. Danper has embarked on a US$41 million multiyear (2017-2019) investment plan that can be grouped in three categories: (i) investments to increase agricultural production; (ii) investments to improve industrial facilities and install two processing plants;  and (iii) working capital financing related to the investments (collectively called the “Project”). Financing from the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC) in the amount of US$20.7 million will be supplemented by cash generation contributed by the Company (US$13.5 million) and other financing (US$7 million). The proposed IIC loan for US$20.7 million will have a term of 10 years and a grace period of 30 months.
Compañía Minera Tierra S . A . <p>Compañía Minera Tierra S . A .</p> <p>Compañía Minera Tierra S . A .</p>
Aela Wind Power Project Project Group The AELA Generation Project (the “Project”) includes the financing of two new wind farms located in Chile’s Atacama and Lakes regions, respectively; a 73 km, insulated 220 kV transmission line linking the Sarco wind farm to the existing substation at Maitencillo; and the Cuel wind power plant currently in operation.The Sarco wind farm (“Sarco”) will be sited on a 2,680 hectare lot, will have an installed capacity of 170 MW, and will consist of 50 Senvion 3.4M114 turbines. The power to be produced will be delivered to the Maitencillo substation over a 73 km, insulated 220 kV transmission line, and construction of this line is also part of the project. The Aurora wind park (“Aurora”) will be located on a 2,500 hectare property, will have an installed capacity of 129 MW, and will consist of 43 Senvion 3.0M112 turbines. The power generated there will flow directly to the existing transmission line (220 kV) that joins the Rahue and Puerto Montt substations. The Cuel power plant (in operation) has 23 GW87 wind turbines for a total installed capacity of 33.0 MW.The IIC’s participation in the financing will help to increase the supply of renewable energy in Chile. The AELA Generation Project (the “Project”) includes the financing of two new wind farms located in Chile’s Atacama and Lakes regions, respectively; a 73 km, insulated 220 kV transmission line linking the Sarco wind farm to the existing substation at Maitencillo; and the Cuel wind power plant currently in operation.The Sarco wind farm (“Sarco”) will be sited on a 2,680 hectare lot, will have an installed capacity of 170 MW, and will consist of 50 Senvion 3.4M114 turbines. The power to be produced will be delivered to the Maitencillo substation over a 73 km, insulated 220 kV transmission line, and construction of this line is also part of the project. The Aurora wind park (“Aurora”) will be located on a 2,500 hectare property, will have an installed capacity of 129 MW, and will consist of 43 Senvion 3.0M112 turbines. The power generated there will flow directly to the existing transmission line (220 kV) that joins the Rahue and Puerto Montt substations. The Cuel power plant (in operation) has 23 GW87 wind turbines for a total installed capacity of 33.0 MW.The IIC’s participation in the financing will help to increase the supply of renewable energy in Chile.
Energía Pacífico The Energía Pacífico S.A. project consists of building and operating a biomass cogeneration power plant to be located in San Francisco de Mostazal, in Chile’s Region VI (63 kilometers south of Santiago). With an installed capacity of 15.6 MW, the plant will be able to generate 131.5 GWh of clean power and 297,500 tons of steam per year. All of the steam and part of the power generated will be sold to Compañía Papelera del Pacífico S.A. (CPP), a shareholder of Energía Pacífico. The remainder will be sold to the central interconnected system. Commercial start-up of the plant is expected in the last quarter of 2009. The company plans to seek greenhouse gas reduction certification and obtain carbon credits under the Clean Development Mechanism provisions of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. With this operation, the IIC will be supporting the development of an electric power project in Chile by providing the long-term financing (up to twelve years) that such projects usually require. Chile’s burgeoning domestic demand, power generation shortfall, and dependence on imported fossil fuels indicate that its energy market fundamentals are sound and should encourage visionary companies such as Empresas Coipsa S.A. to invest in this sector in Chile. The Energía Pacífico S.A. project consists of building and operating a biomass cogeneration power plant to be located in San Francisco de Mostazal, in Chile’s Region VI (63 kilometers south of Santiago). With an installed capacity of 15.6 MW, the plant will be able to generate 131.5 GWh of clean power and 297,500 tons of steam per year. All of the steam and part of the power generated will be sold to Compañía Papelera del Pacífico S.A. (CPP), a shareholder of Energía Pacífico. The remainder will be sold to the central interconnected system. Commercial start-up of the plant is expected in the last quarter of 2009. The company plans to seek greenhouse gas reduction certification and obtain carbon credits under the Clean Development Mechanism provisions of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. With this operation, the IIC will be supporting the development of an electric power project in Chile by providing the long-term financing (up to twelve years) that such projects usually require. Chile’s burgeoning domestic demand, power generation shortfall, and dependence on imported fossil fuels indicate that its energy market fundamentals are sound and should encourage visionary companies such as Empresas Coipsa S.A. to invest in this sector in Chile.
Casa Pellas The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide Casa Pellas with financing for permanent working capital. Casa Pellas, a distributor, was established in Nicaragua in 1913.The company has distributed Toyota vehicles since 1963. It has in place the infrastructure for selling replacement parts and for servicing the vehicles it sells. Over the years, the company has diversified its product line to include machinery, industrial equipment, and other well-known vehicle makes such as Suzuki and Hino trucks. It is also the exclusive distributor of Flor de Caña rum in Nicaragua. The purpose of this IIC operation is to provide Casa Pellas with financing for permanent working capital. Casa Pellas, a distributor, was established in Nicaragua in 1913.The company has distributed Toyota vehicles since 1963. It has in place the infrastructure for selling replacement parts and for servicing the vehicles it sells. Over the years, the company has diversified its product line to include machinery, industrial equipment, and other well-known vehicle makes such as Suzuki and Hino trucks. It is also the exclusive distributor of Flor de Caña rum in Nicaragua.
BAC SME Internationalization Financing Partnership - Nicaragua <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>
Green Power Assets (Dolores) <p>Green Power Assets (Dolores)</p> <p>Green Power Assets (Dolores)</p>
Te Creemos Microfinance Securitization (ME-L1155) <p>Te Creemos Microfinance Securitization (ME-L1155)</p> <p>Te Creemos Microfinance Securitization (ME-L1155)</p>
Locfund Next The Project consists of a senior loan of up to US$20 million to support the expansion and consolidation of Locfund Next (the “Fund”), a fund that provides local currency financing to small and medium-sized microfinance institutions ("MFIs") in Latin America and the Caribbean ("LAC"). Locfund Next contributes to reducing the MFIs’ foreign exchange ("FX") risk exposure, which supports the expansion of their local currency lending capacity to micro and small-sized enterprises ("MSEs").Locfund Next will contribute to advance financial inclusion by addressing key constraints that hinder MFIs’ growth and potential impact in delivering financial services to populations at the bottom of the pyramid. It will do so by: (i) providing local currency financing to small and medium-sized (Tier II and Tier III) MFIs; (ii) connecting MFIs with local capital markets for alternative sustainable local currency financing; and (iii) helping MFIs to modernize and reach their clients with better services, by facilitating their digital transformation.The Fund will be managed by Bolivian Investment Management Ltd. (“BIM” or the “Fund Manager”), a company that has developed significant experience by managing several investment vehicles of an aggregate amount of above US$250 million. The Project consists of a senior loan of up to US$20 million to support the expansion and consolidation of Locfund Next (the “Fund”), a fund that provides local currency financing to small and medium-sized microfinance institutions ("MFIs") in Latin America and the Caribbean ("LAC"). Locfund Next contributes to reducing the MFIs’ foreign exchange ("FX") risk exposure, which supports the expansion of their local currency lending capacity to micro and small-sized enterprises ("MSEs").Locfund Next will contribute to advance financial inclusion by addressing key constraints that hinder MFIs’ growth and potential impact in delivering financial services to populations at the bottom of the pyramid. It will do so by: (i) providing local currency financing to small and medium-sized (Tier II and Tier III) MFIs; (ii) connecting MFIs with local capital markets for alternative sustainable local currency financing; and (iii) helping MFIs to modernize and reach their clients with better services, by facilitating their digital transformation.The Fund will be managed by Bolivian Investment Management Ltd. (“BIM” or the “Fund Manager”), a company that has developed significant experience by managing several investment vehicles of an aggregate amount of above US$250 million.
BNS2 Wind Power 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>
Electric Buses - Grecia Corridor <p>Electric Buses - Grecia Corridor</p> <p>Electric Buses - Grecia Corridor</p>
Banco Santander Brasil S.A. - 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>
BicBanco-IV The project consists of an A Loan for US$13 million and a B Loan for US$73 million to Banco Industrial e Comercial S.A. The proceeds will be used to provide financing to eligible small and medium-size enterprises, mainly in the northeast, north and central west regions of Brazil, in the form of short-term loans for working capital or revolving credit facilities. Eligible enterprises shall not exceed US$20 million in assets or yearly revenue. The project consists of an A Loan for US$13 million and a B Loan for US$73 million to Banco Industrial e Comercial S.A. The proceeds will be used to provide financing to eligible small and medium-size enterprises, mainly in the northeast, north and central west regions of Brazil, in the form of short-term loans for working capital or revolving credit facilities. Eligible enterprises shall not exceed US$20 million in assets or yearly revenue.
Banco Bolivariano II The proposed line of credit is for a loan in the amount of US$7 million to Banco Bolivariano C.A. The proceeds will be used to provide financing to small and medium-size Ecuadorian companies, for working capital or to finance capital assets, machinery or other fixed asset purchases. The proposed line of credit is for a loan in the amount of US$7 million to Banco Bolivariano C.A. The proceeds will be used to provide financing to small and medium-size Ecuadorian companies, for working capital or to finance capital assets, machinery or other fixed asset purchases.
BNCR - Social Subordinated Bond The proposed transaction consists of a social subordinated bond of up to US$75 million which will be funded in up to US$50 million by IDB Invest and the rest (up to US$25 million) by other impact investors. IDB Invest will support Banco Nacional de Costa Rica (“BNCR” or the “Bank”) to launch its first social bond in accordance with the Social Bond Principles issued by the International Capital Markets Association (“ICMA”). The bond aims to support the Bank in financing Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (“SMEs”), as well as to grow its “BN Mujer” portfolio which is oriented to women-owned and women-led SMEs. The proposed transaction consists of a social subordinated bond of up to US$75 million which will be funded in up to US$50 million by IDB Invest and the rest (up to US$25 million) by other impact investors. IDB Invest will support Banco Nacional de Costa Rica (“BNCR” or the “Bank”) to launch its first social bond in accordance with the Social Bond Principles issued by the International Capital Markets Association (“ICMA”). The bond aims to support the Bank in financing Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (“SMEs”), as well as to grow its “BN Mujer” portfolio which is oriented to women-owned and women-led SMEs.
Invema Self Supply Solar and Energy Efficiency - Amend (HO-L1116) <p>Invema Self Supply Solar and Energy Efficiency - Amend (HO-L1116)</p> <p>Invema Self Supply Solar and Energy Efficiency - Amend (HO-L1116)</p>
Facilidad para la Compra de Cuentas de Electricidad por Cobrar de AES El Salvador The proposed transaction is a payment facility to purchase accounts receivable for up to USD 120 million ("The Facility" or "The Transaction") that will be used to discount electricity bills issued by four (4) electricity distribution companies in El Salvador: i) Compañía de Alumbrado Eléctrico de San Salvador, SA de CV (CAESS); ii) Empresa Eléctrica de Oriente, S.A. de C.V. (EEO); (iii) AES CLESA S. en C. de C.V. (CLESA); and iv) Distribuidora Eléctrica de Usulután (DEUSEM) (hereinafter "AES El Salvador" or "the Companies"). The Companies are controlled, and majority owned by The AES Corporation. The invoices arise from Executive Decree No. 12 of the Executive Body for the Health Sector of March 21, 2020, for the deferral of payment of electricity consumers' invoices, in order to address the Companies' liquidity and working capital needs. The credit line will be available for up to three months and the deferred invoice payments shall be repaid in 24 monthly installments. The proposed transaction is a payment facility to purchase accounts receivable for up to USD 120 million ("The Facility" or "The Transaction") that will be used to discount electricity bills issued by four (4) electricity distribution companies in El Salvador: i) Compañía de Alumbrado Eléctrico de San Salvador, SA de CV (CAESS); ii) Empresa Eléctrica de Oriente, S.A. de C.V. (EEO); (iii) AES CLESA S. en C. de C.V. (CLESA); and iv) Distribuidora Eléctrica de Usulután (DEUSEM) (hereinafter "AES El Salvador" or "the Companies"). The Companies are controlled, and majority owned by The AES Corporation. The invoices arise from Executive Decree No. 12 of the Executive Body for the Health Sector of March 21, 2020, for the deferral of payment of electricity consumers' invoices, in order to address the Companies' liquidity and working capital needs. The credit line will be available for up to three months and the deferred invoice payments shall be repaid in 24 monthly installments.
Factotal COVID-19 Mitigation Financing Partnership The project aims to finance Small and Medium-sized companies (“SMEs”) through factoring and financial leasing operations in Chile. The proposed operation includes a senior unsecured A/B loan, composed of: (i) an A Loan of up to US$15 million to be financed by IDB Invest, for a term of up to four years, including up to 18 months of grace; and (ii) a B Loan of up to US$7 million to be financed by commercial banks, other financial institutions, or other entities through the signing of participation agreements, for a term of up to two years with a one-year grace period. The funds will support the credit activities that Factotal carries out with SMEs in Chile, financing factoring and leasing operations to mitigate the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, and will also be aimed at providing financing for SMEs led by women. The project aims to finance Small and Medium-sized companies (“SMEs”) through factoring and financial leasing operations in Chile. The proposed operation includes a senior unsecured A/B loan, composed of: (i) an A Loan of up to US$15 million to be financed by IDB Invest, for a term of up to four years, including up to 18 months of grace; and (ii) a B Loan of up to US$7 million to be financed by commercial banks, other financial institutions, or other entities through the signing of participation agreements, for a term of up to two years with a one-year grace period. The funds will support the credit activities that Factotal carries out with SMEs in Chile, financing factoring and leasing operations to mitigate the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, and will also be aimed at providing financing for SMEs led by women.
LAC Diversity+ Growth Fund <p>LAC Diversity+ Growth Fund</p> <p>LAC Diversity+ Growth Fund</p>
Compañía Papelera Industrial del Perú, S.A. <p>Compañía Papelera Industrial del Perú, S.A.</p> <p>Compañía Papelera Industrial del Perú, S.A.</p>
Torrecom Regional -  Debt Facility <p>Torrecom Regional -  Debt Facility</p> <p>Torrecom Regional -  Debt Facility</p>
Nuevo Banco Comercial The objective of this loan is to finance eligible projects via loans to eligible enterprises in Uruguay that meet IIC and NBC Uruguay loan eligibility criteria and environmental and labor requirements. These small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) in Uruguay require medium- or long-term financing in order to carry out their operations. Financing on appropriate terms will help generate direct and indirect employment and improve the financial structure of SMEs, which currently have limited access to financing with terms longer than one year. The objective of this loan is to finance eligible projects via loans to eligible enterprises in Uruguay that meet IIC and NBC Uruguay loan eligibility criteria and environmental and labor requirements. These small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) in Uruguay require medium- or long-term financing in order to carry out their operations. Financing on appropriate terms will help generate direct and indirect employment and improve the financial structure of SMEs, which currently have limited access to financing with terms longer than one year.
ENSA Bridge-to-Bond Loan This operation consists of a credit facility for Elektra Noreste, S.A. to finance the expansion of the electric power distribution system in its concession area, including infrastructure maintenance, actions to reduce system losses, and the procurement and installation of computing equipment, public lighting, and prepaid energy meters (the “Project”). This operation consists of a credit facility for Elektra Noreste, S.A. to finance the expansion of the electric power distribution system in its concession area, including infrastructure maintenance, actions to reduce system losses, and the procurement and installation of computing equipment, public lighting, and prepaid energy meters (the “Project”).