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Santander Rio Access to Housing RSF <p>Santander Rio Access to Housing RSF</p> <p>Santander Rio Access to Housing RSF</p>
Banco para la Comercialización y la Producción (Bancop) - TFFP <p>Banco para la Comercialización y la Producción (Bancop) - TFFP</p> <p>Banco para la Comercialización y la Producción (Bancop) - TFFP</p>
Copeval Import Finance The proposed financing to Grupo Copeval consists of a 39-month revolving credit line, with a committed tranche and an uncommitted tranche for up to US$30 million, under which IDB Invest will extend financing for a term of up to 390 days with amortization at maturity, destined for the importation of machinery, inputs and raw materials, which were sold and financed to their agricultural producers.Copeval is the main distributor of agricultural inputs in Chile, with more than 65 years of experience in the market. It has a permanent stock of more than 28,700 products divided into the main lines of agrochemicals, fertilizers, food and grains, veterinary medicine, fuels and lubricants, machinery, seeds, technical irrigation, agricultural hardware, machinery rental and services. To carry out its operations, Copeval has a wide distribution network and a service model for all types of farmers, both multi-item and multi-size. The logistical efficiency of Copeval's distribution network allows it to deliver a comprehensive offer of agricultural inputs with a wide geographical coverage, serving more than 40,000 customers annually. The proposed financing to Grupo Copeval consists of a 39-month revolving credit line, with a committed tranche and an uncommitted tranche for up to US$30 million, under which IDB Invest will extend financing for a term of up to 390 days with amortization at maturity, destined for the importation of machinery, inputs and raw materials, which were sold and financed to their agricultural producers.Copeval is the main distributor of agricultural inputs in Chile, with more than 65 years of experience in the market. It has a permanent stock of more than 28,700 products divided into the main lines of agrochemicals, fertilizers, food and grains, veterinary medicine, fuels and lubricants, machinery, seeds, technical irrigation, agricultural hardware, machinery rental and services. To carry out its operations, Copeval has a wide distribution network and a service model for all types of farmers, both multi-item and multi-size. The logistical efficiency of Copeval's distribution network allows it to deliver a comprehensive offer of agricultural inputs with a wide geographical coverage, serving more than 40,000 customers annually.
GNB Sudameris Garantía Subordinados <p>GNB Sudameris Garantía Subordinados</p> <p>GNB Sudameris Garantía Subordinados</p>
UTE Cidade do Livro The proposed operation consists of the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of the Usina Termelétrica Lençóis Paulista (“UTE Cidade do Livro”), an 80 megawatts (“MW”) Thermal Power Plant (“TPP”) fueled by biomass, using preferably wood chip or sugarcane bagasse, and a substation, as well as a 25-kilometer (“km”) long 138 kilovolts (“kV”) Transmission Line (“TL”) to connect the TPP to the Brazilian interconnected grid at the existing Barra Bonita Substation (“The Project”). The Project will be developed in the municipality of Lençóis Paulistas, São Paulo State, Brazil. The Project’s estimated CAPEX amounts up to BRL 590 million. The proposed operation consists of the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of the Usina Termelétrica Lençóis Paulista (“UTE Cidade do Livro”), an 80 megawatts (“MW”) Thermal Power Plant (“TPP”) fueled by biomass, using preferably wood chip or sugarcane bagasse, and a substation, as well as a 25-kilometer (“km”) long 138 kilovolts (“kV”) Transmission Line (“TL”) to connect the TPP to the Brazilian interconnected grid at the existing Barra Bonita Substation (“The Project”). The Project will be developed in the municipality of Lençóis Paulistas, São Paulo State, Brazil. The Project’s estimated CAPEX amounts up to BRL 590 million.
Puerto Cabezas Power, S.A. Puerto Cabezas Power S.A. generates electricity in the municipality of Puerto Cabezas in Nicaragua’s Autonomous North Atlantic Region (RAAN). PCP commenced operations in 2001 after winning a tender issued by Empresa Nicaragüense de Electricidad (ENEL) to generate electricity and provide stable energy services to the independent grid that serves the town of Bilwi and neighboring communities.The IIC loan for up to US$1.5 million will be used to boost electricity-generating capacity to up to 7 MW, which will include the purchase and commissioning of two new 1.7 MW generators, offering the local population a more efficient, more reliable, and cleaner power supply system. Puerto Cabezas Power S.A. generates electricity in the municipality of Puerto Cabezas in Nicaragua’s Autonomous North Atlantic Region (RAAN). PCP commenced operations in 2001 after winning a tender issued by Empresa Nicaragüense de Electricidad (ENEL) to generate electricity and provide stable energy services to the independent grid that serves the town of Bilwi and neighboring communities.The IIC loan for up to US$1.5 million will be used to boost electricity-generating capacity to up to 7 MW, which will include the purchase and commissioning of two new 1.7 MW generators, offering the local population a more efficient, more reliable, and cleaner power supply system.
Netwey Affordable Internet <p>Netwey Affordable Internet</p> <p>Netwey Affordable Internet</p>
Banco Promerica Costa Rica: SME Financing Partnership The proposed transaction consists of an unsecured financing to Banco Promerica de Costa Rica S.A. (“Promerica” or the “Bank”) denominated in United States Dollars (“US$”) of up to US$20 million to be funded by IDB Invest (“the “Project”). The purpose of the Project is to grant financing to Promerica to improve access to finance for small and medium sized enterprises (“SME”) and to support the growth of Promerica’s “Green Financing” portfolio. The Project will be complemented by a Technical Assistance that will focus on its “Green Financing” portfolio. The proposed transaction consists of an unsecured financing to Banco Promerica de Costa Rica S.A. (“Promerica” or the “Bank”) denominated in United States Dollars (“US$”) of up to US$20 million to be funded by IDB Invest (“the “Project”). The purpose of the Project is to grant financing to Promerica to improve access to finance for small and medium sized enterprises (“SME”) and to support the growth of Promerica’s “Green Financing” portfolio. The Project will be complemented by a Technical Assistance that will focus on its “Green Financing” portfolio.
Hychico Hychico S.A. produces hydrogen, oxygen, and electric power from renewable energy sources.This IIC financing would be used to refinance the installation, start-up, and future operations of the Diadema Parque Eólico, comprising seven (7) 0.9-megawatt (MW) Enercon E-44 wind turbines with a nominal capacity of 6.3 MW, and anticipated power generation of 24,672 megawatt-hours per year that would be injected into the power grid of the Argentine Interconnected System (SADI). The Diadema wind farm lies in the sector known as "Pampa del F" of the Diadema oil field, operated by Compañías Asociadas Petroleras S.A. (CAPSA), located some 27 kilometers outside the city of Comodoro Rivadavia, Chubut Province, in southern Argentina. Hychico S.A. produces hydrogen, oxygen, and electric power from renewable energy sources.This IIC financing would be used to refinance the installation, start-up, and future operations of the Diadema Parque Eólico, comprising seven (7) 0.9-megawatt (MW) Enercon E-44 wind turbines with a nominal capacity of 6.3 MW, and anticipated power generation of 24,672 megawatt-hours per year that would be injected into the power grid of the Argentine Interconnected System (SADI). The Diadema wind farm lies in the sector known as "Pampa del F" of the Diadema oil field, operated by Compañías Asociadas Petroleras S.A. (CAPSA), located some 27 kilometers outside the city of Comodoro Rivadavia, Chubut Province, in southern Argentina.
STRENGTHENING OF VALUE CHAINS AT THE BASE OF THE <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 Societe Generale Brasil - SME Equipment 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>
Grupo Portuario S.A. Grupo Portuario S.A. was founded in February 1996. It manages and operates one of the wharves of the Buenaventura Marine Terminal, Wharf 13. Buenaventura is Colombia’s main port, moving roughly 40 percent of the country’s cargo. Wharf 13 is a multipurpose wharf that handles different types of cargo, especially bulk and loose cargo, motor vehicles, and containers. This wharf was assigned to Grupo Portuario by the Colombian Navy’s Revolving Fund (currently the Armed Forces Logistics Agency) through a leasing agreement.The objective of the IIC operation is to finance the expansion of Wharf 13, an investment of around US$10 million. This expansion will enable Grupo Portuario to expand its installed capacity by some 35 percent and meet the growing demand. The loan requested from the IIC is for up to US$5 million. Grupo Portuario S.A. was founded in February 1996. It manages and operates one of the wharves of the Buenaventura Marine Terminal, Wharf 13. Buenaventura is Colombia’s main port, moving roughly 40 percent of the country’s cargo. Wharf 13 is a multipurpose wharf that handles different types of cargo, especially bulk and loose cargo, motor vehicles, and containers. This wharf was assigned to Grupo Portuario by the Colombian Navy’s Revolving Fund (currently the Armed Forces Logistics Agency) through a leasing agreement.The objective of the IIC operation is to finance the expansion of Wharf 13, an investment of around US$10 million. This expansion will enable Grupo Portuario to expand its installed capacity by some 35 percent and meet the growing demand. The loan requested from the IIC is for up to US$5 million.
Agribusiness Financing Partnership with Banco Patagonia The proposed Project includes an unsecured senior loan for up to US$50 million for Banco Patagonia S.A. (“Patagonia”) that will allow that institution to support the financing of investment projects in small and medium-sized enterprises ("SMEs") in Argentina with a focus on the agricultural sector. The proposed loan will provide Patagonia with: (i) an A loan from IDB Invest for up to US$18 million; and (ii) another A loan from the Inter-American  Development Bank ("IDB") for up to US$32 million. Total IDB Group financing will be disbursed over a maximum term of seven years in various tranches, for terms of three, four, and seven years. In addition, efforts will be made to mobilize additional funds from B lenders. The proposed Project includes an unsecured senior loan for up to US$50 million for Banco Patagonia S.A. (“Patagonia”) that will allow that institution to support the financing of investment projects in small and medium-sized enterprises ("SMEs") in Argentina with a focus on the agricultural sector. The proposed loan will provide Patagonia with: (i) an A loan from IDB Invest for up to US$18 million; and (ii) another A loan from the Inter-American  Development Bank ("IDB") for up to US$32 million. Total IDB Group financing will be disbursed over a maximum term of seven years in various tranches, for terms of three, four, and seven years. In addition, efforts will be made to mobilize additional funds from B lenders.
Compañía Agrícola e Industrial Ecuaplantation S.A. <p>Compañía Agrícola e Industrial Ecuaplantation S.A.</p> <p>Compañía Agrícola e Industrial Ecuaplantation S.A.</p>
BBVA Perú - Préstamo Senior <p>BBVA Perú - Préstamo Senior</p> <p>BBVA Perú - Préstamo Senior</p>
Banco Supervielle SME Partnership The proposed Project consists of a financing mechanism of up to US$ 40 million (“Financing Agreement for SMEs”) for Banco Supervielle S.A. (“Supervielle” or the “Bank”) that will allow the Bank to finance small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”) sub-projects. The SME Financing Agreement will support the development and growth of SMEs, especially focusing in the province of Mendoza where at least 50% of the proposed financing will be directed. The financial instrument under review will provide Supervielle: (i) an A-Loan from the Inter American Investment Corporation (“IIC”) of up to US$ 15 million, and (ii) another A-Loan from the Inter-American Development Bank (“IDB”) of up to US$ 25 million. The aggregate financing amount from the IDB Group will be of up to US$40 million to be disbursed in several tranches between three and five year terms. The proposed Project consists of a financing mechanism of up to US$ 40 million (“Financing Agreement for SMEs”) for Banco Supervielle S.A. (“Supervielle” or the “Bank”) that will allow the Bank to finance small and medium-sized enterprises (“SMEs”) sub-projects. The SME Financing Agreement will support the development and growth of SMEs, especially focusing in the province of Mendoza where at least 50% of the proposed financing will be directed. The financial instrument under review will provide Supervielle: (i) an A-Loan from the Inter American Investment Corporation (“IIC”) of up to US$ 15 million, and (ii) another A-Loan from the Inter-American Development Bank (“IDB”) of up to US$ 25 million. The aggregate financing amount from the IDB Group will be of up to US$40 million to be disbursed in several tranches between three and five year terms.
Telefónica Movistar Handset Financing in Costa Rica; Panamá and Guatemala The Project consists of an uncommitted receivable purchase facility individually set up for Telefónica de Costa Rica TC, S.A.; Telefónica Móviles Guatemala, S.A. and Telefónica Móviles Panamá, S.A. (“Telefonica Centroamérica” or “Movistar”) for up to US$14 million, US$5 million and US$5 million respectively (the "Facility") to sell mobile phone handset receivables originated by Movistar. The Facility will have an availability period of 48 months. The receivables have a repayment period of up to 24 months from the issuance date of the handset contract. Under the Facility, IDB Invest shall purchase, in its sole discretion, the mobile phone handset receivables.The Project seeks to support the adoption and use of smartphones that allow the final subscribers of Telefónica Centroamérica to access to data services. Greater access to data services has a positive impact on economic development since broadband penetration facilitates the creation of jobs, promotes the creation of business, increases productivity, and positively impacts per capita growth. However, there are important barriers to deal with dramatic growth in data uses, one of which is the cost of acquiring equipment and technologies that allow end users to use Internet services. The proposed Project is one of the ways that IDB Invest will seek to address this barrier. The Project consists of an uncommitted receivable purchase facility individually set up for Telefónica de Costa Rica TC, S.A.; Telefónica Móviles Guatemala, S.A. and Telefónica Móviles Panamá, S.A. (“Telefonica Centroamérica” or “Movistar”) for up to US$14 million, US$5 million and US$5 million respectively (the "Facility") to sell mobile phone handset receivables originated by Movistar. The Facility will have an availability period of 48 months. The receivables have a repayment period of up to 24 months from the issuance date of the handset contract. Under the Facility, IDB Invest shall purchase, in its sole discretion, the mobile phone handset receivables.The Project seeks to support the adoption and use of smartphones that allow the final subscribers of Telefónica Centroamérica to access to data services. Greater access to data services has a positive impact on economic development since broadband penetration facilitates the creation of jobs, promotes the creation of business, increases productivity, and positively impacts per capita growth. However, there are important barriers to deal with dramatic growth in data uses, one of which is the cost of acquiring equipment and technologies that allow end users to use Internet services. The proposed Project is one of the ways that IDB Invest will seek to address this barrier.
Brookfield I - Transmission Line <p>Brookfield I - Transmission Line</p> <p>Brookfield I - Transmission Line</p>
Versagrup, S.A. de C.V. <p>Versagrup, S.A. de C.V.</p> <p>Versagrup, S.A. de C.V.</p>
Compañía de Infraestructura e Inversiones Nacionales <p>Compañía de Infraestructura e Inversiones Nacionales</p> <p>Compañía de Infraestructura e Inversiones Nacionales</p>
Banca Afirme - PYMEs The proposed transaction consists of an unsecured financing to Banca Afirme, S.A., Institución de Banca Múltiple, (“Afirme” or the “Bank”) denominated in Mexican Pesos (“MXN”) for an amount of up to MXN600 million or up to the equivalent to US$30million with a tenor of up to four years. The purpose of the Project is to support the growth of the Bank’s Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (“SMEs”) portfolio with an emphasis on green lending projects. In addition, IDB Invest engagement will include advisory services to support the client in building a top-notch environmental and social management system, a system to adequately classify green lending projects, and advisory to strengthen internal capacities in order to generate a strong pipeline of green projects and position the Bank as a market leader in green lending. The proposed transaction consists of an unsecured financing to Banca Afirme, S.A., Institución de Banca Múltiple, (“Afirme” or the “Bank”) denominated in Mexican Pesos (“MXN”) for an amount of up to MXN600 million or up to the equivalent to US$30million with a tenor of up to four years. The purpose of the Project is to support the growth of the Bank’s Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (“SMEs”) portfolio with an emphasis on green lending projects. In addition, IDB Invest engagement will include advisory services to support the client in building a top-notch environmental and social management system, a system to adequately classify green lending projects, and advisory to strengthen internal capacities in order to generate a strong pipeline of green projects and position the Bank as a market leader in green lending.
Caracol Knits III The objective of the Caracol Knits cogeneration project is to reduce the company’s energy costs and ensure its energy supply, eliminating costs due to power failures. To accomplish this, Caracol Knits has engaged the Spanish company INGEMAS to perform the construction work and install an engine manufactured by Mann B&W DIESEL AG, AUGSBURG (Germany). 	The project also includes the purchase and installation of a printing machine that will enable the company to broaden its product range. It also provides for complementary water treatment equipment to improve wastewater quality, substantially reducing the company’s costs. 	Through its participation, the IIC will be supporting the Honduran textile export industry because the Company is a major fabric supplier and exports all of its production. The Company is known both locally and internationally as a leader in the textile sector and is a major employer in northern Honduras. The cost savings resulting from this project will enable the company to maintain its competitive advantage and continue improving its efficiency. The objective of the Caracol Knits cogeneration project is to reduce the company’s energy costs and ensure its energy supply, eliminating costs due to power failures. To accomplish this, Caracol Knits has engaged the Spanish company INGEMAS to perform the construction work and install an engine manufactured by Mann B&W DIESEL AG, AUGSBURG (Germany). 	The project also includes the purchase and installation of a printing machine that will enable the company to broaden its product range. It also provides for complementary water treatment equipment to improve wastewater quality, substantially reducing the company’s costs. 	Through its participation, the IIC will be supporting the Honduran textile export industry because the Company is a major fabric supplier and exports all of its production. The Company is known both locally and internationally as a leader in the textile sector and is a major employer in northern Honduras. The cost savings resulting from this project will enable the company to maintain its competitive advantage and continue improving its efficiency.
Coöperatieve spaar- en kredietbank Godo G.A. Cooperatieve Spaar en Kredietbank Godo G.A. ("Godo") is the largest savings and credit union in Suriname; it specializes in lending for housing. The purpose of this IIC project is to support Godo’s lending activities and fund the growth of its credit portfolio. The US$1.5 million IIC loan would enable the institution to diversify its sources of funding by obtaining its first long-term loan from a multilateral institution. Cooperatieve Spaar en Kredietbank Godo G.A. ("Godo") is the largest savings and credit union in Suriname; it specializes in lending for housing. The purpose of this IIC project is to support Godo’s lending activities and fund the growth of its credit portfolio. The US$1.5 million IIC loan would enable the institution to diversify its sources of funding by obtaining its first long-term loan from a multilateral institution.
Banco Daycoval S.A. The Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC), in partnership with 12 different banks, has provided an A/B loan equivalent to almost US$200 million to Banco Daycoval S.A., boosting access to finance through loans for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across a large variety of productive sectors. The Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC), in partnership with 12 different banks, has provided an A/B loan equivalent to almost US$200 million to Banco Daycoval S.A., boosting access to finance through loans for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across a large variety of productive sectors.