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Corridor Vc in FBH - Part  3 Provision of a sovereign-guaranteed loan of up to EUR 180 million to the  Motorways of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (the "company" or the  "FBHM") to construct three new key sections of Corridor Vc with a total length  of approximately 15.8 km (the "project").  The loan is composed of two tranches as follows:    * Tranche 1 in the amount of up to EUR 120 million to finance the  construction of two motorway sections as follows: - EUR 50 million to finance the construction of Tunnel Ivan approximately 2 km  in length; and  - EUR 70 million to co-finance with the EIB the construction of a motorways  section from Poprikusa to Nemila, approximately 5.1 km in length.      * Tranche 2 in the amount of up to EUR 60 million to finance the construction  of a motorway section from the Mostar South Interchange to Tunnel Kvanj,  approximately 8.7 km in length.  Tranche 2 was uncommitted at the time of  approval. The commitment of Tranche 2 was approved by the EBRD's Board of  Directors on 25 February 2021.  The project is a follow on operation to the Bank's previous projects for the  construction of key motorway sections of Corridor Vc in Bosnia and Herzegovina  (BiH) which connects Port of Ploce in Croatia with Budapest and is part of the  Western Balkans Core Network.  Support of BiH's economic development and contribution to its regional and  European integration by improving connectivity between its main cities and  between BiH and neighbouring countries.
Migros Capex Loan Provision of a long-term senior loan of EUR 100 million (or the equivalent in  TRY) to Migros Ticaret A.S. ("Migros" or the "Company"), the second largest  retailer in Turkey, to finance the company's capex programme in Turkey. The  Bank signed the initial committed tranche of EUR 60 million (disbursed in TRY  in January 2019) in December 2018 and signed and committed the previously  uncommitted tranche of EUR 40 million in June 2019.  The proceeds of the loan will enable Migros to launch an extensive capex  programme by supporting the roll-out of "green" stores and refurbishment and  resource efficiency investments for upgrade and modernisation of existing  stores, logistic infrastructure and implementation of EU best industry  techniques in any further expansion.
Odea Bank equity An equity investment in Odea Bank of Turkey through participation in TL 1  billion (Turkish lira) capital increase of the bank alongside IFC and a number  of private Middle Eastern investors.  Contribution to the capital increase that will provide Odea Bank with  additional financial flexibility and will allow it to expand its financing in  the real sector in Turkey, fund large scale infrastructure projects, increase  access to finance for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and invest in  new technologies to strengthen its digital banking network to reach one million  unbanked people in Turkey.
Project Dragon The Project consists of an engagement with Dragon Capital to i) fund capital  expenditures for deep refurbishment of a c. 9,000 sqm gross lettable area (GLA)  office building located in Kyiv and ii) refinance expenses related to the  acquisition of two warehouses located in Kyiv and Kharkiv with a total of c.  26,000 sqm GLA. The total debt deployed by the EBRD will be USD 12.5m.  The Project will support the development of office building and retroactive  financing of expenses related to the acquisition of Dragon Capital's  portfolio, located in Ukraine.
Vakifbank II - Tur Sustainable Energy Efficiency Loan  II The EBRD has approved EUR 50 million (or its USD or TRY equivalent) financing  to Turkish lender Vakifbank under the Turkey Sustainable Energy Financing  Facility Framework Ext I (TurSEFF II). This is a follow-up transaction with  Vakifbank under TurSEFF II and builds on the company's successful track record  in on-lending funds to private sector borrowers for energy efficiency and  small-scale renewable energy investments. The project can be funded through a  range of financing instruments, including but not limited to senior notes  issued under the company's existing Diversified Payment Rights programme or  residential mortgage covered bonds.  TurSEFF II aims to have a transformational impact in addressing climate change  challenges in Turkey in three critical areas: (i) enhancing energy security by  improving energy efficiency in key sectors of the economy, specifically  targeting SMEs; (ii) supporting a clean energy transition by reducing reliance  on fossil fuels and focusing on meeting energy needs in an environmentally  sustainable manner, thereby reducing GHG emissions; and (iii) increasing  private sector involvement in the development and financing of energy  efficiency and renewable energy investments.
Aktobe Water Project The EBRD is providing a loan of up to KZT 2.0 billion to Joint Stock Company  "Akbulak", a water and wastewater management company in the city of Aktobe,  Kazakhstan, to support the rehabilitation and upgrade of the water supply and  wastewater management system in Aktobe  The loan will allow to replace parts of the obsolete water supply network and  modernise the wastewater management system operated by Akbulak. This will  reduce energy and water losses, increase reliability and quality of provided  water services, reduce maintenance and operating costs, as well as reduce the  negative environmental impact.  Null Value
CA  Women in Business  Programme-DAVR Bank CA  Women in Business  Programme-DAVR Bank - Senior loan of US$ 2 million equivalent to be used for on-lending to women-led  MSMEs  The project aims to promote women's entrepreneurship and participation in  business by improving their access to finance and advice through dedicated  credit lines and tailored technical assistance programmes.
Mytilineos CCGT Provision of a senior loan of up to EUR 75 million in favour of Mytilineos S.A  (the "Company" or "Mytilineos") for the construction and operation of a 826 MW  Combined Cycle Gas Turbine ("CCGT") power plant located at the Agios Nikolaos  Energy Complex in Viotia, central Greece (the "Project").  The Greek electricity sector is embarking upon a fundamental transformation,  ending its reliance on lignite and replacing this with a widespread rollout of  renewable energy and a few significantly less carbon intensive gas generating  units. The ambitious strategy sets out to phase out all existing coal-fired  plants by 2023 and close or completely repurpose the coal plant under  construction before 2027, one of the fastest exits from coal in the European  Union.  An economic analysis incorporating shadow carbon prices and security of  supply and an assessment focusing on the Project's consistency with a low  carbon transition of the Greek electricity sector and the Paris Agreement goals  have been carried out. The Project was compared to a low carbon counterfactual  characterised by no new fossil fuels plants and the Bank has concluded it  represents the most economic pathway for the Greek electricity sector to meet  the Paris Agreement goals. Consistent with low-carbon transition and the Paris  Agreement goals the carbon lock-in risk for the Project has been determined to  be low across the assessed technical, economic and institutional factors.  The Project has been assessed as critical to ensuring security of supply by  the Greek transmission system operator and gas is identified in the Greece's  National Energy and Climate Plan (the "NECP") as an important precondition for  enabling the accelerated coal-phase out and for achieving the target of 42%  reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. The Project will also support  the ramp up of renewable energy in the Greek system.
Invera Private Equity Fund An equity investment of up to EUR 10 million in Invera Private Equity Fund (the  "Fund"). The Fund has a target size of EUR 100 million.  The Fund will seek to generate long-term capital appreciation through equity  and quasi-equity investments in growth-oriented small and medium-sized  enterprises and mid-market companies in Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia &amp;amp;  Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro.
MK Group Financing Provision of an up to EUR 25 million long term loan to MK Group, a leading  vertically integrated group engaged in sugar production, farming, meat  processing, and other activities in Serbia.  The loan proceeds will support the group in further developing its commodity  processing and trading operations in the amount of EUR 20 million, and to  finance certain capital expenditures in Serbia in the amount of EUR 5 million.
Sustainable Reboot SME - ProCredit Kosovo Long-term senior unsecured loan of up to EUR 20 million to ProCredit Bank  Kosovo ("PCBK") for on-lending to small and medium-sized enterprises ("SMEs")  in Kosovo. The loan is envisaged under the Sustainable Reboot SME  Programme ("Reboot SME").  The loan is intended to provide financing for on-lending to local SMEs for  investments in high performance technologies and services in order to introduce  and implement EU and other international quality standards. At least 70 per  cent of the use of the proceeds is expected to be related to Green Economy  Transition ("GET") investments.
Indart Holding Project A senior secured loan of up to $4.2 million, consisting of three elements: (i)  $1 million to refinance existing indebtedness, (ii) $1.9 million for capital  expenditure to increase the recycling capacity and improve energy efficiency,  and (iii) $1.3 million to procure scrap batteries ("Project").  The Project will finance the Company's increase in secondary lead production  capacity from 7.2ktpa to 17.3ktpa, increase lead recovery rates and improve the  overall environmental and energy efficiency performance of Azlead. Furthermore,  the Bank's engagement has introduced ESG undertakings that represent best  practice for SMEs in the EBRD region.
Kyr Sustainable Energy Efficiency Loan  II - DKIB loan III The provision of a senior loan of up to US$ 3.25 million to Demir Kyrgyz  International Bank (DKIB) under the KyrSEFF II facility. The proceeds will be  on-lent to sub-borrowers for energy and water efficiency investments. The  Project will further strengthen SME competitiveness and promote the financial  sector development in particular through local currency lending.  The transaction supports investments in high-performing energy efficiency  technologies, materials and solutions undertaken in, or in relation to,  privately-owned residential/MSME dwellings or buildings in the Kyrgyz Republic.  Sub-projects are selected according to technical and financial eligibility  criteria set forth in the policy statement for KyrSEFF. 100 per cent of the  proceeds will be used for Green Economy Transition investments.
Actera Partners III Actera Partners III - An equity commitment in favour of Actera III (the "Fund").  The Fund seeks to generate long-term capital gains from equity and quasi-equity  investments in mid-cap companies, predominantly in Turkey.
Basharsoft Project Follow-on investment in Basharsoft as part of Venture Capital Investment  Programme (VCIP).  Null Value
Agence Nationale des Ports Climate Resilience Provision of a senior loan of up to EUR 40 million, including a committed  Tranche A of EUR 15 million and an uncommitted Tranche B of EUR 25 million, to  the Agence Nationale des Ports (ANP) to co-finance the works required to  improve the climate resilience of selected Moroccan ports as included in ANP's  Priority Investment Programme (PIP) (the "Project"). The Bank's loan will be  supplemented by an investment grant of USD 5.7 million from the Global  Environmental Facility (GEF).  The Project's objectives are to enhance the climate resilience of the ports  along the highly climate vulnerable Moroccan coastline of the Atlantic sea  included in ANP's PIP in line with international standards and best practice.  Considering the key role of the port sector in linking the Moroccan economy to  wider markets, ANP's strategic position in the sector, as well as the  increasing urgency of addressing climate resilience globally, the Project has a  wide potential for replication and impact beyond the immediate Project  stakeholders.
II - Erste Bank Serbia Ptovision of up a senior unsecured loan of up to to RSD 1.2 billion to Erste  Bank Serbia ("EBS") for on-lending to the residential sector in Serbia. The  loan will enable EBS to continue extending financing to the residential sector  and promote green economy investments in the country. The loan is envisaged  under the Western Balkans Green Economy Financing Facility II ("WB GEFF II").  The loan will support investments in high-performance green technologies,  materials and solutions undertaken in privately-owned residential dwellings or  buildings. 100 per cent of the use of the proceeds will be related to Green  Economy Transition ("GET") investments.
Enerjisa Green Loan A senior unsecured term loan up to USD 110 million equivalent in TRY (EUR 94  million) in favour of Enerjisa Enerji A.S. (the "Borrower" or the "Company").   Enerjisa Enerji is an existing client of the Bank operating electricity  distribution and electricity retail business in Turkey serving a quarter of  Turkey's population.   Enerjisa Enerji operates as a JV between Sabanci Holding and E.ON, each  holding 40%. Remaining 20% is free float on Borsa Istanbul.  The EBRD Loan will finance part of the 2021-2025 investment plan of Enerjisa  focused on upgrade and modernisation of the existing network including smart  metering and smart grid systems, support network digitalisation, improved  reliability of power supply, and integration of renewables as well as  environmental, health and safety improvements and reduction of losses.
Jizzakh Solar Project The provision of long-term senior debt of up to US$ 35.2 million for the  development, construction and operation of a solar photovoltaic power plant  with an installed capacity of 220 MW on a site located in the Jizzakh region of  Uzbekistan (project).  The project will be developed by a newly established  special purpose vehicle in Uzbekistan, which will act as the borrower for the  project financings. Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company PJSC (Masdar) will act as  the sponsor for the Project.  The Project will contribute to the strategic priority of the government of  Uzbekistan to increase the share of renewable projects in the national energy  mix. It will contribute to the mitigation of climate change impact by adding  220 MW of solar generation capacity to the national energy system and will  assist the country in its low-carbon transition drive.
R.Power Green Bond An investment of up to PLN 80m (€ 17m) in the senior corporate green bond  issued by R.Power S.A. (the "Company") under the Green Bond framework of PLN  1bn (€ 222m).  The proceeds will be used to finance and refinance capital expenditures for the  construction and development of solar PV projects in Poland. The Company has  also committed to invest a two times multiple of the Bank's funds in solar PV  projects in the Bank's countries of operation.
HTEC 2 Project EBRD to provide financing to HTEC doo Beograd ("HTEC" or the "Borrower") in the  amount of up to EUR 55 million for:  a) The acquisition of 100% stake in Mistral, an IT services and consulting  group that operates in Bosnia and Herzegovina with sales offices in US and  Netherlands; and b) Additionally, the financing extends to facilitate HTEC's pursuit of further  acquisitions to foster its growth and expansion.  EBRD to provide additional support to HTEC on its growth path through financing  of new acquisitions, aimed to further improve HTEC's competitiveness and  productivity and continued enhancement of its governance structures.
IFFCO Working Capital Provision of up to TND 20,000,000 working capital loan to Compagnie Generale  des Industries Alimentaires ("COGIA" or the "Borrower") to support its olive  oil procurement and bottling operations in Tunisia (the "Project").The  Borrower is one of the few leading olive oil companies in Tunisia exclusively  focusing on export of bottled olive oil, and 100% owned by one of the leading  agribusiness groups in the MENA region, IFFCO Group, headquartered in Dubai,  United Arab Emirates.  The Project supports a strong international sponsor with a positive spill-over  effect to primary agriculture, and demonstration effect to other companies in  the Tunisian olive oil sector. Through expansion of the olive oil sourcing  activity and the focus on exports of bottled olive oil, the Project will lead  to enhanced backward linkages to local olive oil mills and farmers, as well as  contribute to the development of the "Made in Tunisia" brand and create value  in a sector which remains dominated by bulk exports.
Slovenian Steel Group syndicated loan EBRD had provided a loan of up to €25 million to SIJ Acroni d.o.o. and SIJ  Metal Ravne d.o.o., the fully owned subsidiaries of Slovenska Industrija Jekla  d.d. ("Slovenian Steel Group","SIJ" or the "Company"). The Bank's financing was  part of an upto €230 million, long term debt facility (the "Facility").  The Project contributed to the Company's energy efficiency, investment  programme.
II - Craft Project Equity investment in Craft, a provider of next generation document editor with  operations and product development centre in Hungary.  Null Value
FIF 2 -Regional SME CSP- Ohridska Banka (now Sparkasse) Provision of a senior unsecured loan of up to EUR 4.0 million to be made  available in one single tranche to Ohridska Banka Skopje under the Regional SME  Competitiveness Support Programme ("SME CSP").  The project will support investments in SMEs to upgrade production facilities  and comply with EU Directives in the field of environmental protection,  workers' and product safety and product quality. The investments will be  selected based on the technical and financial eligibility criteria set forth in  the Policy Statement for the Regional SME CSP. Support to SMEs is tailored as a  combination of access to finance with TC and non-TC assistance. At least 60% of  the use of the proceeds will be directed towards financing GET-eligible  investments in line with the Policy Statement.
Ronesans Healthcare Investment Provision of a senior loan of up to EUR 40 million to Ronesans Holding A.S.  ("Ronesans") and Ronesans Saglik Yatirim A.S. ("Ronesans Healthcare"), the  umbrella company of Ronesans Holding, for healthcare sector investments. The  proceeds of the loan will be used mainly to refinance short-term loans used for  equity injections in the Istanbul Ikitelli PPP Hospital Project. The remainder  will be used by RSY Saglik Ticari A.S., the commercial area management company,  and RSM Isletme Hizmetleri A.S., the facility management company, for  investments in the Istanbul Ikitelli PPP Hospital.  The operation will enable Ronesans Healthcare to restructure its balance sheet  and eliminate the maturity mismatch between its assets and liabilities by  providing longer term financing not currently available in the market. In  addition, the operation will promote gender and inclusion through the  implementation of a Gender Equal Opportunities Action Plan and a comprehensive  Gender Audit, reviewing the design of the Ronesans Healthcare facilities and  service delivery methods at the Ikitelli PPP Hospital.
WB YiB - Intesa Albania Provision of a senior unsecured loan of up to EUR 1.0 million to be made  available in one tranche to Intesa Sanpaolo Bank Albania ("ISBA") under the  Western Balkans Youth in Business ("WB YiB") Programme.  The loan proceeds will be used for on-lending to eligible micro and small-sized  enterprises ("MSEs") whose overall operational management responsibility or  majority ownership is held by a person (or persons) under the age of 35 ("Youth  MSEs") in Albania in accordance with the Policy Statement.
Vitebsk Region Clean Water Project The provision of a sovereign loan of up to €15.5 million on-lent to Vitebsk  Oblast Water Company (the "Company"), a municipal enterprise fully owned by the  Vitebsk Oblast (the "Oblast"), north Belarus.  The Project will finance 70 new iron-removal water treatment facilities to  improve water supply quality in 80 small settlements across the Oblast.  The Project aims to improve water supply quality in small settlements across  the Oblast with a focus on excess iron removal from ground water. The Project  will help population of the settlements access clean drinking water in  compliance with WHO and EU guideline standards.
Mon Sustainable Energy Efficiency Loan  - Khan Bank Energy Efficiency Loan The EBRD is providing a financing package of up to USD 60 million to Khan Bank  in Mongolia. The Facility will comprise:  (i) a senior loan for on-lending to private micro, small and medium  enterprises ('MSMEs') with a Value Chain Finance ('VCF') component for up to  USD 30 million  (ii) an energy efficiency ('EE') loan of up to USD 10 million under Mongolian  Sustainable Energy Financing Facility ('MonSEFF') for financing sustainable  energy projects in the country  (iii) a Full Recourse Direct Risk Sharing Facility ('RSF') of up to USD 10  million for the provision of long-term financing to private local MSMEs and  (iv) an increase of trade finance limit of up to USD 10 million.  The operation will enable Khan Bank to expand its core business in Mongolia and  improve its funding structure.
Cemex - Fuel Substitution The EBRD is financing a programme of fuel conversion and environmental upgrade  at Assiut Cement Company (a subsidiary of Cemex S.A.B de C.V.), in Assiut,  Egypt. The programme follows on a cabinet directive allowing the use of coal  and pet coke in cement plants, while mitigating the results of such change. The  EBRD financing will require increasing the use of alternative fuels (biomass,  refuse-derived fuel, and/or tire-derived fuel) alongside the introduction of  pet coke and/or coal as a fuel source, sufficiently enough to neutralize  increases in CO2 emissions. The programme also includes installation of a bag  filter to significantly reduce dust emissions at the plant. The programme will  be implemented throughout 2015-16 and in accordance with Best Available  Technique (BAT) under the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) of the European  Commission.  Null Value
Ezdehar Fund II Provision of an equity investment of up to USD 25 million in Ezdehar Fund II  (the "Fund"). The Fund has a target size of USD 150 million.  The Fund will seek to achieve long-term capital growth by making equity and  equity-related investments in Egyptian small and mid-sized companies.
Schwarz Sustainable Retail Serbia Expa Provision of EUR 100m senior loan to German retail chain, Schwarz Group  (Schwarz, or the Group). The proceeds of the loan will be used to support  expansion of Kaufland operations in Poland. The proceeds of the loan will be  used to support energy efficiency improvements and refurbishment of selected  Kaufland discount hypermarkets and a logistics centre in Poland, promoting  Kaufland's green store concept, and supporting deployment of best available  technologies for resource efficiency.  Null Value
Uzbekistan - Ipak Yuli Bank Provision of a senior loan of up to US$ 5 million or equivalent in the local  currency ("Loan") to Joint Stock Commercial Innovative Bank "Ipak Yuli" under  the Green Economy Finance Facility ("Facility") in Uzbekistan. The financing  will be used for on-lending to eligible sub-borrowers for green economy  investments.  The Loan will be the first dedicated green economy financing by the EBRD  targeting private sector of the country. The proceeds will be used for  on-lending to qualified private small and medium sized enterprises ("SME") to  finance eligible green economy investments in line with the objectives of the  Facility.