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Global SME Financing Partnership The proposed operation contemplates a Senior Secured A/B Facility of up to US$20 million (the "Facility") to be financed by BID Invest and B lender/s. The Facility will consist of a first loan up to oneyear, renewable with tenors of up to four years, at the discretion of IDB Invest.Facility funds will be used to finance Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises ("MSMEs") through financial leasing operations.Additionally, technical advisory services are being designed to support the transaction in terms of climate finance and gender and inclusion. The proposed operation contemplates a Senior Secured A/B Facility of up to US$20 million (the "Facility") to be financed by BID Invest and B lender/s. The Facility will consist of a first loan up to oneyear, renewable with tenors of up to four years, at the discretion of IDB Invest.Facility funds will be used to finance Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises ("MSMEs") through financial leasing operations.Additionally, technical advisory services are being designed to support the transaction in terms of climate finance and gender and inclusion.
Dos Pinos The proposed financing consists of a short-term revolving credit facility for up to US$25 million to be granted to Cooperativa de Productores de Leche Dos Pinos, R.L., located in Costa Rica, and its main subsidiaries in Guatemala, Panama, and the Dominican Republic ("Dos Pinos" or the "Company"). Dos Pinos will use the funds from IDB Invest to support its short-term liquidity given the current COVID-19 pandemic and its growing working capital needs due to the Company's recent expansions in the region, which support food security with an inclusive and sustainable business model (the "Project"). The proposed financing consists of a short-term revolving credit facility for up to US$25 million to be granted to Cooperativa de Productores de Leche Dos Pinos, R.L., located in Costa Rica, and its main subsidiaries in Guatemala, Panama, and the Dominican Republic ("Dos Pinos" or the "Company"). Dos Pinos will use the funds from IDB Invest to support its short-term liquidity given the current COVID-19 pandemic and its growing working capital needs due to the Company's recent expansions in the region, which support food security with an inclusive and sustainable business model (the "Project").
CIFI Project Description: The project involves setting up an institution for funding small and medium-size infrastructure projects (up to US$50 million US$60 million per project) in Latin America and the Caribbean as a way of furthering economic development in the region and enabling additional funding to be channeled from private sources outside the region. In addition to funding projects (either by originating its own operations or participating in projects carried out by any other institution) ICIF may provide financial consultancy services on subjects connected with the infrastructures in question. Forty percent of ICIF's capital shall come from multilateral institutions, and the remaining 60% shall come from private international financial institutions. The project also envisages setting up a fund that shall use its resources for carrying out social projects in the region. ICIF's private shareholders shall use up to 15% of the dividends to which they are entitled to provide the fund with resources. The IIC is considering subscribing up to 20% of ICIF's initial capital at an aggregate cost to the Corporation not to exceed US$10,000,000. Project Description: The project involves setting up an institution for funding small and medium-size infrastructure projects (up to US$50 million US$60 million per project) in Latin America and the Caribbean as a way of furthering economic development in the region and enabling additional funding to be channeled from private sources outside the region. In addition to funding projects (either by originating its own operations or participating in projects carried out by any other institution) ICIF may provide financial consultancy services on subjects connected with the infrastructures in question. Forty percent of ICIF's capital shall come from multilateral institutions, and the remaining 60% shall come from private international financial institutions. The project also envisages setting up a fund that shall use its resources for carrying out social projects in the region. ICIF's private shareholders shall use up to 15% of the dividends to which they are entitled to provide the fund with resources. The IIC is considering subscribing up to 20% of ICIF's initial capital at an aggregate cost to the Corporation not to exceed US$10,000,000.
Transjamaican Highway Project <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Inter-American Opportunity Facility LP The Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC) will make an equity investment of US$1,000,000 in the IOF, a Latin America and Caribbean-focused Social Impact Investment Fund in partnership with the Calvert Foundation, a US financial intermediary that enables individuals and institutions to invest for social good. Founded in 1988 with a mission to use investment capital to end poverty, CF offers a range of financial products and services that funds social impact projects while receiving a financial return.The Facility has a target size of US$ 20,000,000 and will be managed by a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Calvert Foundation. The Facility is expected to provide debt financing to Latin America and Caribbean SMEs focusing on financial, social and environmental impact results. The IDB Group (IIC, MIF, OMJ) will source, structure, and provide a pipeline of projects to the IOF. Apart from their equity investment in the Facility, CF will provide a loan to the Facility, raised from the CF investor base.		Loan payments from social impact companies will be used to pay the Facility expenses, repay the Calvert Foundation loan to the Facility, and to make distributions to the equity holders. The Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC) will make an equity investment of US$1,000,000 in the IOF, a Latin America and Caribbean-focused Social Impact Investment Fund in partnership with the Calvert Foundation, a US financial intermediary that enables individuals and institutions to invest for social good. Founded in 1988 with a mission to use investment capital to end poverty, CF offers a range of financial products and services that funds social impact projects while receiving a financial return.The Facility has a target size of US$ 20,000,000 and will be managed by a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Calvert Foundation. The Facility is expected to provide debt financing to Latin America and Caribbean SMEs focusing on financial, social and environmental impact results. The IDB Group (IIC, MIF, OMJ) will source, structure, and provide a pipeline of projects to the IOF. Apart from their equity investment in the Facility, CF will provide a loan to the Facility, raised from the CF investor base.		Loan payments from social impact companies will be used to pay the Facility expenses, repay the Calvert Foundation loan to the Facility, and to make distributions to the equity holders.
Banco Agromercantil Green Building Partnership The financing facility involves a USD-denominated unsecured subordinated loan for Banco Agromercantil Guatemala, S.A. (BAM or the Bank), of US$70 million, with a 10-year tenor including five years of grace. This financing transaction will be funded as follows: (i) US$50 million by IDB Invest; and (ii) US$20 million by the IDB. It is aimed at supporting Banco Agromercantil Guatemala, S.A. in its efforts to develop its green projects and the SME sector. It will also include advisory services, focused on expanding and diversifying the business line and designing new green products for sustainable construction and mobility. The financing facility involves a USD-denominated unsecured subordinated loan for Banco Agromercantil Guatemala, S.A. (BAM or the Bank), of US$70 million, with a 10-year tenor including five years of grace. This financing transaction will be funded as follows: (i) US$50 million by IDB Invest; and (ii) US$20 million by the IDB. It is aimed at supporting Banco Agromercantil Guatemala, S.A. in its efforts to develop its green projects and the SME sector. It will also include advisory services, focused on expanding and diversifying the business line and designing new green products for sustainable construction and mobility.
Banco Supervielle Sustainable Bond <p>Banco Supervielle Sustainable Bond</p> <p>Banco Supervielle Sustainable Bond</p>
RBTT Bank Jamaica Limited The project consists of a long-term loan of up to US$10 million to RBTT Bank Jamaica Limited. The loan proceeds will be used to finance small and medium-size enterprises in Jamaica that require long-term funds to finance the acquisition of fixed assets, machinery or working capital. The project consists of a long-term loan of up to US$10 million to RBTT Bank Jamaica Limited. The loan proceeds will be used to finance small and medium-size enterprises in Jamaica that require long-term funds to finance the acquisition of fixed assets, machinery or working capital.
Atacama I Concentrated and Photovoltaic Solar Power Project (CH-L1107) <p>Atacama I Concentrated and Photovoltaic Solar Power Project (CH-L1107)</p> <p>Atacama I Concentrated and Photovoltaic Solar Power Project (CH-L1107)</p>
Digicel Subsea Cable Long Term Financing <p>Digicel Subsea Cable Long Term Financing</p> <p>Digicel Subsea Cable Long Term Financing</p>
GMG Servicios Costa Rica - BOP Entrepeneurs <p>GMG Servicios Costa Rica - BOP Entrepeneurs</p> <p>GMG Servicios Costa Rica - BOP Entrepeneurs</p>
FINAE II- Student Loans Securitization Program <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 de Costa Rica The proceeds from the IIC Loan would be used to enhance BCR's capital as well as to finance Costa Rican SMEs with subloans of up to US$500,000.In 1948, the Founding Junta of the Second Republic of Costa Rica decreed the nationalization of the country's banking system, which included BCR. That year, in accordance with Articles 188 and 189 of the Costa Rican Constitution, BCR, along with all other state-owned banks, was declared an autonomous public law institution and a legal person in its own right with administrative autonomy.From its inception, BCR has engaged in activities in which it has a clear competitive advantage, allowing the Bank to develop excellent services and products, generate the profits necessary to keep it strong, reassert its reliability, and contribute to the country's development.In recent years, BCR has taken steps to streamline and innovate its services and customer care operations, with a view to achieving greater levels of responsiveness and convenience through the use and implementation of modern technology. The proceeds from the IIC Loan would be used to enhance BCR's capital as well as to finance Costa Rican SMEs with subloans of up to US$500,000.In 1948, the Founding Junta of the Second Republic of Costa Rica decreed the nationalization of the country's banking system, which included BCR. That year, in accordance with Articles 188 and 189 of the Costa Rican Constitution, BCR, along with all other state-owned banks, was declared an autonomous public law institution and a legal person in its own right with administrative autonomy.From its inception, BCR has engaged in activities in which it has a clear competitive advantage, allowing the Bank to develop excellent services and products, generate the profits necessary to keep it strong, reassert its reliability, and contribute to the country's development.In recent years, BCR has taken steps to streamline and innovate its services and customer care operations, with a view to achieving greater levels of responsiveness and convenience through the use and implementation of modern technology.
Social Infrastructure PPP - Rehabilitation Center <p>Social Infrastructure PPP - Rehabilitation Center</p> <p>Social Infrastructure PPP - Rehabilitation Center</p>
Banco Ganadero, S.A. The funds from the stock issue will be used to strengthen Banco Ganadero’s capital structure, thus enabling it to grow, especially in western Bolivia.Banco Ganadero was established in 1993 in the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra. It currently has branches in the cities of La Paz, Cochabamba, Trinidad, and Tarija, as well as additional smaller branches in the cities of Santa Cruz, La Paz, Cochabamba, Sucre, Tarija, Oruro, Cobija, Montero, Riberalta, and El Alto.Banco Ganadero seeks to support the development of the country’s productive and commercial activities and provides short-, medium-, and long-term loans that meet high quality standards. Its financing reaches Bolivia’s main sectors, including commerce, animal husbandry, industry, services, and agriculture. The funds from the stock issue will be used to strengthen Banco Ganadero’s capital structure, thus enabling it to grow, especially in western Bolivia.Banco Ganadero was established in 1993 in the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra. It currently has branches in the cities of La Paz, Cochabamba, Trinidad, and Tarija, as well as additional smaller branches in the cities of Santa Cruz, La Paz, Cochabamba, Sucre, Tarija, Oruro, Cobija, Montero, Riberalta, and El Alto.Banco Ganadero seeks to support the development of the country’s productive and commercial activities and provides short-, medium-, and long-term loans that meet high quality standards. Its financing reaches Bolivia’s main sectors, including commerce, animal husbandry, industry, services, and agriculture.
Banco Industrial SME Financing Partnership <p>Banco Industrial SME Financing Partnership</p> <p>Banco Industrial SME Financing Partnership</p>
Leri Frizza Mount Sinai <p>Leri Frizza Mount Sinai</p> <p>Leri Frizza Mount Sinai</p>
Banco BANEX-Costa Rica <p>Banco BANEX-Costa Rica</p> <p>Banco BANEX-Costa Rica</p>
Torrecom Partners LLC Torrecom is a company that provides telecommunications services, primarily the construction of cell towers and their leasing to operators in Latin America and the Caribbean.The proceeds from the issue of Class A3 shares will be used to expand company activities, including the financing of cell tower design and construction and other general uses, such as working capital and the funding of operations. Torrecom is a company that provides telecommunications services, primarily the construction of cell towers and their leasing to operators in Latin America and the Caribbean.The proceeds from the issue of Class A3 shares will be used to expand company activities, including the financing of cell tower design and construction and other general uses, such as working capital and the funding of operations.
Promerica Partnership for Green Construction <p>Promerica Partnership for Green Construction</p> <p>Promerica Partnership for Green Construction</p>
GPL Guyana Base Load Transition Project <p>GPL Guyana Base Load Transition Project</p> <p>GPL Guyana Base Load Transition Project</p>
Fideicomiso Exponencial Confirming The proposed financing consists of a facility in which IDB Invest offers the Borrower Exponencial Confirming, as an obligor through a Trust, an uncommitted revolving credit facility. Through this facility, IDB Invest will make a series of disbursements for a capital amount of up to COP$200 thousand million (approximately USD50 million). The objective is to facilitate access to liquidity at competitive prices for suppliers of larger anchor companies (eligible debtors). The final beneficiaries will primarily be micro, small, and medium companies ("MSMEs") that sell their products and services to eligible debtors, who are the ultimate payers of the invoices.Exponencial Confirming as Trustor will use the credits to carry out confirming operations which consist of the purchase of invoices issued by eligible suppliers, mostly MSME companies to facilitate access to immediate liquidity before maturity. Once these invoices have been acquired, the Trust will receive payment of the invoices from the eligible debtor that will be previously approved in the IDB Invest risk area. The proposed financing consists of a facility in which IDB Invest offers the Borrower Exponencial Confirming, as an obligor through a Trust, an uncommitted revolving credit facility. Through this facility, IDB Invest will make a series of disbursements for a capital amount of up to COP$200 thousand million (approximately USD50 million). The objective is to facilitate access to liquidity at competitive prices for suppliers of larger anchor companies (eligible debtors). The final beneficiaries will primarily be micro, small, and medium companies ("MSMEs") that sell their products and services to eligible debtors, who are the ultimate payers of the invoices.Exponencial Confirming as Trustor will use the credits to carry out confirming operations which consist of the purchase of invoices issued by eligible suppliers, mostly MSME companies to facilitate access to immediate liquidity before maturity. Once these invoices have been acquired, the Trust will receive payment of the invoices from the eligible debtor that will be previously approved in the IDB Invest risk area.
Total Artefactos, S.A. The main business activity of Total Artefactos S.A. (TASA) is retail sales of household appliances and other items in Peru under the La Curacao trademark. The company has 1,760 employees and is one of the country’s leading electrical appliance retailers, with 90 stores nationwide.The IIC financing of up to US$4.5 million will be used to expand TASA’s chain of retail establishments in medium-sized cities outside of greater Lima. The main business activity of Total Artefactos S.A. (TASA) is retail sales of household appliances and other items in Peru under the La Curacao trademark. The company has 1,760 employees and is one of the country’s leading electrical appliance retailers, with 90 stores nationwide.The IIC financing of up to US$4.5 million will be used to expand TASA’s chain of retail establishments in medium-sized cities outside of greater Lima.
Promigas: Brilla Non-banking Financing Program (CO-L1089) <p>Promigas: Brilla Non-banking Financing Program (CO-L1089)</p> <p>Promigas: Brilla Non-banking Financing Program (CO-L1089)</p>
Udeman Bus Terminal Scope and Objective of the Project and IIC´s Participation: Scope and Objective of the Project and IIC´s Participation: Udeman project consists of the construction and operation of a 20,787 m2 multipurpose bus terminal facility in the city of Salto, the second largest city in Uruguay, that will significantly improve domestic and international bus passengers and small cargo transportation services. The terminal will include amenities associated with modern transportation facilities, including commercial and retail outlets. The Company will operate the bus terminal under a thirty-year concession awarded by the Salto Municipality (Intendencia Municipal de Salto) through a public bidding.IIC’s role in the proposed transaction is important for the following reasons:It will support an initiative of the private sector to offer a service provided, until now, by the public sector.It will provide financing for the construction of basic transportation and commercial infrastructure in one of Uruguay’s most important regions which is increasingly becoming an important tourist center.The project will have a positive social and economic impact from various perspectives. It will create 15 direct jobs and 350 indirect jobs, it will improve the quality of bus passenger service and ensure a minimum level of comfort and security to passengers, as well as provide a safe operation of the bus terminal. Scope and Objective of the Project and IIC´s Participation: Scope and Objective of the Project and IIC´s Participation: Udeman project consists of the construction and operation of a 20,787 m2 multipurpose bus terminal facility in the city of Salto, the second largest city in Uruguay, that will significantly improve domestic and international bus passengers and small cargo transportation services. The terminal will include amenities associated with modern transportation facilities, including commercial and retail outlets. The Company will operate the bus terminal under a thirty-year concession awarded by the Salto Municipality (Intendencia Municipal de Salto) through a public bidding.IIC’s role in the proposed transaction is important for the following reasons:It will support an initiative of the private sector to offer a service provided, until now, by the public sector.It will provide financing for the construction of basic transportation and commercial infrastructure in one of Uruguay’s most important regions which is increasingly becoming an important tourist center.The project will have a positive social and economic impact from various perspectives. It will create 15 direct jobs and 350 indirect jobs, it will improve the quality of bus passenger service and ensure a minimum level of comfort and security to passengers, as well as provide a safe operation of the bus terminal.
Liberty Trinidad  and  Tobago Smartphones and Digital Services Financing <p>Liberty Trinidad  and  Tobago Smartphones and Digital Services Financing</p> <p>Liberty Trinidad  and  Tobago Smartphones and Digital Services Financing</p>
Access to Financing for Micro, Small,  and  Med-Sized Producers through Alt Channels <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>