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Suleasing Internacional, S.A. The purpose of the project is to provide funding to meet medium- and long-term financing requirements through finance lease operations with medium-size Latin America companies. The IIC will provide a seven-year, US$10 million line of credit to be used for providing medium-term financing to small and medium-size South American, Central America and Caribbean companies. The purpose of the project is to provide funding to meet medium- and long-term financing requirements through finance lease operations with medium-size Latin America companies. The IIC will provide a seven-year, US$10 million line of credit to be used for providing medium-term financing to small and medium-size South American, Central America and Caribbean companies.
Ati-Orbe II The proceeds from the BID Invest loan will be used to (i) partially finance the outfitting and implementation of technological equipment and solutions for Costa Rica’s Instituto Costarricense de Acueductos y Alcantarillados ("AYA") and Poder Judicial (“PJ”) under a public tender that was awarded to CEO, Nova Technologies S.A. (“NovaTech”) and Sistemas Convergentes S.A. (“SISCON”), to be supplied by the leasing company Ati Capital Solutions S.A. and (ii) finance the acquisition of solar panels.In operation since 2000, Ati is a Costa Rican company that mainly leases, finances, and sells technology solutions. CEO, NovaTech and SICON are related to Ati and are part of the Grupo OB. CEO has been in business since 1984 It distributes and sells IT systems and equipment, including accessories and software, as well as integral solutions, mainly in the IT sector. SISCON is a hardware and software provider specialized in Intel, Windows and Dell technology. NovaTech sells and leases recycled equipment of such leasing operations. All four companies complement each other’s core businesses and have participated in many other transactions with the public sector and with private enterprises, with great success. The proceeds from the BID Invest loan will be used to (i) partially finance the outfitting and implementation of technological equipment and solutions for Costa Rica’s Instituto Costarricense de Acueductos y Alcantarillados ("AYA") and Poder Judicial (“PJ”) under a public tender that was awarded to CEO, Nova Technologies S.A. (“NovaTech”) and Sistemas Convergentes S.A. (“SISCON”), to be supplied by the leasing company Ati Capital Solutions S.A. and (ii) finance the acquisition of solar panels.In operation since 2000, Ati is a Costa Rican company that mainly leases, finances, and sells technology solutions. CEO, NovaTech and SICON are related to Ati and are part of the Grupo OB. CEO has been in business since 1984 It distributes and sells IT systems and equipment, including accessories and software, as well as integral solutions, mainly in the IT sector. SISCON is a hardware and software provider specialized in Intel, Windows and Dell technology. NovaTech sells and leases recycled equipment of such leasing operations. All four companies complement each other’s core businesses and have participated in many other transactions with the public sector and with private enterprises, with great success.
IdealInvest: Securitizing higher education loans in the Brazilian mar (BR-L1399) <p>IdealInvest: Securitizing higher education loans in the Brazilian mar (BR-L1399)</p> <p>IdealInvest: Securitizing higher education loans in the Brazilian mar (BR-L1399)</p>
CRP-Capital de Risco S.A. Venture Capital <p>CRP-Capital de Risco S.A. Venture Capital</p> <p>CRP-Capital de Risco S.A. Venture Capital</p>
Banco Davivienda Salvadoreño, S.A. The proceeds of this IIC loan to Davivienda ES will be used to provide financing to eligible small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in El Salvador in various sectors of its economy.The financial institution was established as a public bank and was one of the first banks of any kind in the country. It led the way in establishing and developing the Salvadorian financial system and was responsible for issuing the national currency.Toward the beginning of 2006, it was acquired by the Banistmo group. By the end of that year, the Banistmo group was itself acquired by the international financial group HSBC, which changed the bank’s name to to Banco HSBC Salvadoreño. Finally, in 2012, the bank was acquired by Colombia-based Banco Davivienda and became Banco Davivienda Salvadoreño S.A., or Davivienda El Salvador, currently the second largest bank in the local financial system in terms of assets.Davivienda ES has 57 branches throughout the country, 11 in-house mini branches for corporate clients, 12 express branches, a mortgage lending center, and 255 automatic teller machines. The proceeds of this IIC loan to Davivienda ES will be used to provide financing to eligible small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in El Salvador in various sectors of its economy.The financial institution was established as a public bank and was one of the first banks of any kind in the country. It led the way in establishing and developing the Salvadorian financial system and was responsible for issuing the national currency.Toward the beginning of 2006, it was acquired by the Banistmo group. By the end of that year, the Banistmo group was itself acquired by the international financial group HSBC, which changed the bank’s name to to Banco HSBC Salvadoreño. Finally, in 2012, the bank was acquired by Colombia-based Banco Davivienda and became Banco Davivienda Salvadoreño S.A., or Davivienda El Salvador, currently the second largest bank in the local financial system in terms of assets.Davivienda ES has 57 branches throughout the country, 11 in-house mini branches for corporate clients, 12 express branches, a mortgage lending center, and 255 automatic teller machines.
Hi-Tec Grupo Hi-Tec's main activity is the distribution of high-precision computerized numerical control machinery known as “CNC”. Since it was founded 27 years ago, Hi-Tec has positioned itself as the leading distributor of its market in Mexico and Spain, selling more than 13,000 machines throughout its history.The Grupo Hi-Tec Project consists of a US$20 million long-term financing program intended to grow the loan portfolio of the Group’s financial institution, Hifin Solution, SA de CV, which specializes in providing financial leasing solutions to micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Mexico. It also seeks to finance investment in a new technological platform focused on optimizing the Group financing institution's loan and collection processes.This solution will allow Grupo Hi-Tec's MSME customer base to purchase CNC machinery so that their respective companies can grow while simultaneously accessing financing schemes that are currently limited for these types of companies, or are available on far less favorable terms than those they could obtain directly with Hi-Tec. This is in line with the innovative approach proposed by IDB Invest for MSMEs. Grupo Hi-Tec's main activity is the distribution of high-precision computerized numerical control machinery known as “CNC”. Since it was founded 27 years ago, Hi-Tec has positioned itself as the leading distributor of its market in Mexico and Spain, selling more than 13,000 machines throughout its history.The Grupo Hi-Tec Project consists of a US$20 million long-term financing program intended to grow the loan portfolio of the Group’s financial institution, Hifin Solution, SA de CV, which specializes in providing financial leasing solutions to micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Mexico. It also seeks to finance investment in a new technological platform focused on optimizing the Group financing institution's loan and collection processes.This solution will allow Grupo Hi-Tec's MSME customer base to purchase CNC machinery so that their respective companies can grow while simultaneously accessing financing schemes that are currently limited for these types of companies, or are available on far less favorable terms than those they could obtain directly with Hi-Tec. This is in line with the innovative approach proposed by IDB Invest for MSMEs.
Rio Cobre Water Treatment Plant The objective of Rio Cobre Water Treatment Plant (the “Project”) is to treat raw water from the Rio Cobre River, pump it into the newly replaced water pipeline and convey the treated water towards Kingston & St. Andrew, Portmore and Spanish Town in Jamaica to reduce the water shortfall. The Project is designed to replace the aged water pipeline, construct new water treatment facilities, and operate them with the proper maintenance to treat 15 million imperial gallons per day of raw water under a public private partnership agreement (the “Water Purchase Agreement”) between the National Water Commission (the “NWC) and the RCWL. Once the project is commissioned, the RCWL will operate and maintain the Project for a period of 23 years, with an option to renew by mutual agreement with the NWC for an additional 5 years.Subject to due diligence, IDB Invest will provide up to US$30 million equivalent in Jamaican dollars as a part of syndicated loans for the RCWL. The project cost is approximately US$75 million in JMD equivalent, and the requested financing amount from the RCWL is up to US$60 million in Jamaican dollar equivalent by means of syndicated loans. The funds raised will be used to finance, build, and commission the Project. The objective of Rio Cobre Water Treatment Plant (the “Project”) is to treat raw water from the Rio Cobre River, pump it into the newly replaced water pipeline and convey the treated water towards Kingston & St. Andrew, Portmore and Spanish Town in Jamaica to reduce the water shortfall. The Project is designed to replace the aged water pipeline, construct new water treatment facilities, and operate them with the proper maintenance to treat 15 million imperial gallons per day of raw water under a public private partnership agreement (the “Water Purchase Agreement”) between the National Water Commission (the “NWC) and the RCWL. Once the project is commissioned, the RCWL will operate and maintain the Project for a period of 23 years, with an option to renew by mutual agreement with the NWC for an additional 5 years.Subject to due diligence, IDB Invest will provide up to US$30 million equivalent in Jamaican dollars as a part of syndicated loans for the RCWL. The project cost is approximately US$75 million in JMD equivalent, and the requested financing amount from the RCWL is up to US$60 million in Jamaican dollar equivalent by means of syndicated loans. The funds raised will be used to finance, build, and commission the Project.
Ficohsa Sub-debt Partnership The proposed Ficohsa Sub-debt Financing Partnership (the “Project”) will contribute to increasing access to finance for small and medium enterprises (“SME”) in Honduras, including women-led SMEs. The Project entails a subordinated financing of up to US$12 million from IDB Group and up to US$6 million from the China Co-financing Fund for Latin America and the Caribbean to Banco Financiera Comercial Hondureña (“Ficohsa” or the “bank”), which will strengthen Ficohsa’s capital structure and support its continued expansion in the SME sector. The financing is expected to be complemented by an additional US$12 million subordinated financing from OFID. By partnering with Ficohsa, one of the leading private-sector banks in the country, the financing supports the bank’s strategic goals in SMEs and women banking in Honduras. The proposed Ficohsa Sub-debt Financing Partnership (the “Project”) will contribute to increasing access to finance for small and medium enterprises (“SME”) in Honduras, including women-led SMEs. The Project entails a subordinated financing of up to US$12 million from IDB Group and up to US$6 million from the China Co-financing Fund for Latin America and the Caribbean to Banco Financiera Comercial Hondureña (“Ficohsa” or the “bank”), which will strengthen Ficohsa’s capital structure and support its continued expansion in the SME sector. The financing is expected to be complemented by an additional US$12 million subordinated financing from OFID. By partnering with Ficohsa, one of the leading private-sector banks in the country, the financing supports the bank’s strategic goals in SMEs and women banking in Honduras.
BAC SME Internationalization Financing Partnership - Honduras <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>
Jamaica Tourism Facility <p>Jamaica Tourism Facility</p> <p>Jamaica Tourism Facility</p>
Caribbean Containers Inc. <p>Caribbean Containers Inc.</p> <p>Caribbean Containers Inc.</p>
Banco de Cordoba - TFFP Program <p>Banco de Cordoba - TFFP Program</p> <p>Banco de Cordoba - TFFP Program</p>
Natura - SLB Natura Cosméticos S.A. (“Natura”) is a Brazilian company founded in 1969, and controlled by Natura&Co Holding S.A. (“The Holding”), a public entity, which is listed in the Brazilian Stock Exchange (B3). Natura´s core business is the production and commercialization of cosmetics, fragrances, and toiletries. The company has five manufacturing plants, and nineteen distribution centers in Latin America, with sales to fourteen countries in the region, having a leadership position in Brazil, Argentina, and Colombia. Since the beginning of its operations, Natura has developed its sales’ strategy using direct channels, mostly through an extensive network of consultants that currently reaches around 3.5 million people in the region.Use of proceeds of the proposed transactions include: (i) the development of new bioingredients from the Amazon Biome, as well as other research and development related investments; (ii) enhancements to the existing manufacturing and distribution infrastructure in its operations in Cajamar, which includes but is not limited to operational expenditure (opex) and capital expenditure (capex); and/or (iii) purchase of equipment, including the acquisition of specialized tools and molds for product line updates and growth, in the Country. Natura Cosméticos S.A. (“Natura”) is a Brazilian company founded in 1969, and controlled by Natura&Co Holding S.A. (“The Holding”), a public entity, which is listed in the Brazilian Stock Exchange (B3). Natura´s core business is the production and commercialization of cosmetics, fragrances, and toiletries. The company has five manufacturing plants, and nineteen distribution centers in Latin America, with sales to fourteen countries in the region, having a leadership position in Brazil, Argentina, and Colombia. Since the beginning of its operations, Natura has developed its sales’ strategy using direct channels, mostly through an extensive network of consultants that currently reaches around 3.5 million people in the region.Use of proceeds of the proposed transactions include: (i) the development of new bioingredients from the Amazon Biome, as well as other research and development related investments; (ii) enhancements to the existing manufacturing and distribution infrastructure in its operations in Cajamar, which includes but is not limited to operational expenditure (opex) and capital expenditure (capex); and/or (iii) purchase of equipment, including the acquisition of specialized tools and molds for product line updates and growth, in the Country.
Karpa Hydroelectric Project <p>Karpa Hydroelectric Project</p> <p>Karpa Hydroelectric Project</p>
Darby Brazil Infrastructure Fund (BR-L1420) <p>Darby Brazil Infrastructure Fund (BR-L1420)</p> <p>Darby Brazil Infrastructure Fund (BR-L1420)</p>
Banco de Montevideo Agency line arrangement by which Banco de Montevideo will identify, evaluate, structure, and supervise loans to companies, majority-owned by citizens of the region with annual sales that do not exceed US$35 million. Under the terms of the agency line, IIC and Banco de Montevideo will lend an equal amount of between US$300,000 and US$1,500,000 each to eligible Uruguayan companies. Agency line arrangement by which Banco de Montevideo will identify, evaluate, structure, and supervise loans to companies, majority-owned by citizens of the region with annual sales that do not exceed US$35 million. Under the terms of the agency line, IIC and Banco de Montevideo will lend an equal amount of between US$300,000 and US$1,500,000 each to eligible Uruguayan companies.
Promotora Probursa, S.A. de C.V. <p>Promotora Probursa, S.A. de C.V.</p> <p>Promotora Probursa, S.A. de C.V.</p>
Banco Improsa III The project consists of a long-term loan of up to US$10 million to Banco Improsa. The loan proceeds will be used to finance the growth of the residential mortgage portfolio. The project consists of a long-term loan of up to US$10 million to Banco Improsa. The loan proceeds will be used to finance the growth of the residential mortgage portfolio.
Banco Bolivariano S.A. The project consists of a loan of up to US$7 million for a term of up to three years, to Banco Bolivariano C.A. The proceeds will be used to provide financing to small and medium-size Ecuadorian companies for trade activities such as exporting and importing, as well as for working capital related to import-export operations. The project consists of a loan of up to US$7 million for a term of up to three years, to Banco Bolivariano C.A. The proceeds will be used to provide financing to small and medium-size Ecuadorian companies for trade activities such as exporting and importing, as well as for working capital related to import-export operations.
Banco Cathay S.A. - TFFP (CR-L1050) <p>Banco Cathay S.A. - TFFP (CR-L1050)</p> <p>Banco Cathay S.A. - TFFP (CR-L1050)</p>
Redpoint Ventures Co-Investment Facility <p>Redpoint Ventures Co-Investment Facility</p> <p>Redpoint Ventures Co-Investment Facility</p>
Santiago-Valparaiso-Vina Toll Road <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>
Guyana Investment Fund <p>Guyana Investment Fund</p> <p>Guyana Investment Fund</p>
Sobral Solar PV Power Project <p>Sobral Solar PV Power Project</p> <p>Sobral Solar PV Power Project</p>
Docuformas S.A.P.I. de C.V. y subsidiaria <p>Docuformas S.A.P.I. de C.V. y subsidiaria</p> <p>Docuformas S.A.P.I. de C.V. y subsidiaria</p>
San Martin (PE3999A-01) <p>San Martin (PE3999A-01)</p> <p>San Martin (PE3999A-01)</p>
CORFO SME Guarantee Program <p>CORFO SME Guarantee Program</p> <p>CORFO SME Guarantee Program</p>
BBVA Paraguay The purpose of the IIC loan is to finance eligible projects via subloans to eligible enterprises in Paraguay that meet IIC and Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria Paraguay S.A. loan eligibility criteria and environmental and labor requirements. These small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Paraguay need medium- or long-term financing in order to carry out their operations. Financing on appropriate terms will help create direct and indirect jobs and improve the financial structure of SMEs, which currently have limited access to financing with terms longer than one year. Eligible enterprises will use the proceeds to purchase fixed assets and machinery, as well as for working capital investments.The US$65 million IIC loan comprises an A loan of up to US$15 million and a B loan of up to US$50 million. The purpose of the IIC loan is to finance eligible projects via subloans to eligible enterprises in Paraguay that meet IIC and Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria Paraguay S.A. loan eligibility criteria and environmental and labor requirements. These small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Paraguay need medium- or long-term financing in order to carry out their operations. Financing on appropriate terms will help create direct and indirect jobs and improve the financial structure of SMEs, which currently have limited access to financing with terms longer than one year. Eligible enterprises will use the proceeds to purchase fixed assets and machinery, as well as for working capital investments.The US$65 million IIC loan comprises an A loan of up to US$15 million and a B loan of up to US$50 million.
Promerica ES - Bond The proposed transaction is a subscription to the first public issuance program of sustainable bonds by Banco Promerica S.A. ("Promerica") in the local Salvadoran market, for up to US$100 million, of which US$20 million will be subscribed by IDB Invest during the first issue and the remainder, limited to US$80million, will be subscribed by other impact investors in subsequent issuances. These funds will be used to finance projects with a positive social and environmental impact within the country and will focus on Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) with a green portfolio and a social portfolio. IDB Invest will support Promerica in launching its first thematic bond in accordance with the Social Bond Principles issued by the International Capital Markets Association (ICMA). This will be supported by a Second Party Opinion (SPO) by an independent third party that will validate the bond classification as a Thematic Bond and provide the associated market accreditation for it to attract the interest of issuers seeking to maximize the social impact of their investments. This thematic bond will be aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Social Bond Principles (SBP), making it the first bond issuance of its kind on the El Salvador Stock Exchange and by IDB Invest. The proposed transaction is a subscription to the first public issuance program of sustainable bonds by Banco Promerica S.A. ("Promerica") in the local Salvadoran market, for up to US$100 million, of which US$20 million will be subscribed by IDB Invest during the first issue and the remainder, limited to US$80million, will be subscribed by other impact investors in subsequent issuances. These funds will be used to finance projects with a positive social and environmental impact within the country and will focus on Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) with a green portfolio and a social portfolio. IDB Invest will support Promerica in launching its first thematic bond in accordance with the Social Bond Principles issued by the International Capital Markets Association (ICMA). This will be supported by a Second Party Opinion (SPO) by an independent third party that will validate the bond classification as a Thematic Bond and provide the associated market accreditation for it to attract the interest of issuers seeking to maximize the social impact of their investments. This thematic bond will be aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Social Bond Principles (SBP), making it the first bond issuance of its kind on the El Salvador Stock Exchange and by IDB Invest.