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Liquidity Program for Enel Distribución Chile Subject to the corresponding corporate approvals by both parties, this transaction (the “Operation” or the “Transaction”) consists of an uncommitted medium-term program provided by IDB Invest that will be used to discount receivables arising from the provision of services by Enel Distribución Chile S.A. (“Enel DX”, the “Company” or the “Client”). The Operation includes accounts receivable whose payment will be deferred due to the exceptional measures taken by the Company to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on its supply customers. Subject to the corresponding corporate approvals by both parties, this transaction (the “Operation” or the “Transaction”) consists of an uncommitted medium-term program provided by IDB Invest that will be used to discount receivables arising from the provision of services by Enel Distribución Chile S.A. (“Enel DX”, the “Company” or the “Client”). The Operation includes accounts receivable whose payment will be deferred due to the exceptional measures taken by the Company to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on its supply customers.
Dori Indústria e Comércio de Produtos Alimentícios Ltda. Dori manufactures all kinds of candies, chocolates and peanuts in different flavors, to meet domestic and international demand. The company's headquarters are in the city of Marilia, in the northeastern part of the state of São Paulo, and this is where the peanuts, chocolate, and gum candies are manufactured. There is a subsidiary plant in the city of Rolândia, state of Paraná, where the company produces a complete line of candies. In addition, the company has a peanut processing plant where peanuts are received as raw material, processed, and subsequently delivered to the production plant. The project contemplates a number of investments in infrastructure, equipment, and machinery, as well as the restructuring of short-term financial liabilities and financing of working capital. Investments in fixed assets involve the following subprojects: (1) construction of a distribution center for finished product storage in Marilia; (2) setup of new equipment and improvements in the Marilia and Rolândia plants; (3) construction of a storage facility for raw materials in Rolândia; (4) construction of an effluent treatment plant in Rolândia. The IIC's role in the proposed operation is relevant because it will make it possible for Dori to expand its production and storage capacity, thus improving the company's programming and production efficiency and reducing lead times. Long-term financing will lead to the creation of 69 new direct jobs, as well as 250 indirect jobs. Dori manufactures all kinds of candies, chocolates and peanuts in different flavors, to meet domestic and international demand. The company's headquarters are in the city of Marilia, in the northeastern part of the state of São Paulo, and this is where the peanuts, chocolate, and gum candies are manufactured. There is a subsidiary plant in the city of Rolândia, state of Paraná, where the company produces a complete line of candies. In addition, the company has a peanut processing plant where peanuts are received as raw material, processed, and subsequently delivered to the production plant. The project contemplates a number of investments in infrastructure, equipment, and machinery, as well as the restructuring of short-term financial liabilities and financing of working capital. Investments in fixed assets involve the following subprojects: (1) construction of a distribution center for finished product storage in Marilia; (2) setup of new equipment and improvements in the Marilia and Rolândia plants; (3) construction of a storage facility for raw materials in Rolândia; (4) construction of an effluent treatment plant in Rolândia. The IIC's role in the proposed operation is relevant because it will make it possible for Dori to expand its production and storage capacity, thus improving the company's programming and production efficiency and reducing lead times. Long-term financing will lead to the creation of 69 new direct jobs, as well as 250 indirect jobs.
Republic Bank - Caribbean Partnership The proposed transaction consists of an unsecured subordinated loan to Republic Bank Ltd. (“Republic”, “Republic Bank” or the “Bank”) denominated in US Dollars (“US$”) for up to US$75 million. The tenor of the financing will be up to seven years.  IDB Invest’s subordinated loan will be used by Republic Bank to (i) finance its digital integration process; and (ii) increase the size of its retail portfolio by funding small and medium-sized enterprises (“SME”) and housing. The proposed transaction consists of an unsecured subordinated loan to Republic Bank Ltd. (“Republic”, “Republic Bank” or the “Bank”) denominated in US Dollars (“US$”) for up to US$75 million. The tenor of the financing will be up to seven years.  IDB Invest’s subordinated loan will be used by Republic Bank to (i) finance its digital integration process; and (ii) increase the size of its retail portfolio by funding small and medium-sized enterprises (“SME”) and housing.
Fernandes Guyana II The proposed financing to Fernandes Guyana Enterprise (“Fernandes Guyana”, the “Borrower” or the “Company”) consists of an 8-year Senior Loan of up to US$5 million, including a grace period of 1 year (the “Financing” or the “Loan”). The Company will use the Financing to fund capital expenditures and for working capital needs. The main development objectives of the Loan include: (i) promoting the Company’s growth in Guyana, increasing the supply of national products while reducing imports of finished goods; (ii) promoting the productivity of the Company; (iii) promoting employment in Guyana through the expansion of the operations of the Company; (iv) diversifying the products and services provided by the Company in the Guyanese market; and (v) increasing and enhancing the Company’s market linkages. The proposed financing to Fernandes Guyana Enterprise (“Fernandes Guyana”, the “Borrower” or the “Company”) consists of an 8-year Senior Loan of up to US$5 million, including a grace period of 1 year (the “Financing” or the “Loan”). The Company will use the Financing to fund capital expenditures and for working capital needs. The main development objectives of the Loan include: (i) promoting the Company’s growth in Guyana, increasing the supply of national products while reducing imports of finished goods; (ii) promoting the productivity of the Company; (iii) promoting employment in Guyana through the expansion of the operations of the Company; (iv) diversifying the products and services provided by the Company in the Guyanese market; and (v) increasing and enhancing the Company’s market linkages.
Corporacion Cafsa The project consists of a long-term loan of up to US$1 million to Financiera Cafsa S.A. and Arrendadora Cafsa S.A. sponsored by Corporación Cafsa S.A. The loan proceeds will be used to finance the growth of the companies’ loan and leases. The project consists of a long-term loan of up to US$1 million to Financiera Cafsa S.A. and Arrendadora Cafsa S.A. sponsored by Corporación Cafsa S.A. The loan proceeds will be used to finance the growth of the companies’ loan and leases.
Valor Opportunity Fund II The project consists of an equity investment of $10 million in the Valor Opportunity Fund II LP (“VOFII” or “Fund”), which aims to provide early growth equity for technology-enabled companies in Latin America and the Caribbean (“LAC”) with Brazil being its main geographical target. VOFII will be managed by Valor Capital Group (“Valor” or the “Fund Manager”). Established in 2011, Valor is one of the most active venture capital (“VC”) investment firms in LAC with an exceptional track record. Valor is currently fundraising $500 million for two funds (including VOFII) and has successfully raised and invested five other funds with total AUM worth US$2.2 billion.With a target size of US$250 million, VOFII will invest in approximately 10-15 “early growth” venture‑backed companies (Series B+) across LAC in sectors such as financial services, education, mobility, logistics, consumer & retail and health.The Fund will invest in breakout companies, which are expanding and require larger amounts of capital than the amount available from Valor’s early-stage funds, allocating at least 50% of the Fund to such investments. VOFII may also invest in businesses that are not in the portfolios of Valor funds.The Fund will provide capital for young, innovative and fast-growing firms across the region. Contributing to job creation, higher productivity, and ultimately, economic growth. The Project is also expected to facilitate cross-border technology transfers and will thus contribute to the further development of the regional innovation ecosystem. The project consists of an equity investment of $10 million in the Valor Opportunity Fund II LP (“VOFII” or “Fund”), which aims to provide early growth equity for technology-enabled companies in Latin America and the Caribbean (“LAC”) with Brazil being its main geographical target. VOFII will be managed by Valor Capital Group (“Valor” or the “Fund Manager”). Established in 2011, Valor is one of the most active venture capital (“VC”) investment firms in LAC with an exceptional track record. Valor is currently fundraising $500 million for two funds (including VOFII) and has successfully raised and invested five other funds with total AUM worth US$2.2 billion.With a target size of US$250 million, VOFII will invest in approximately 10-15 “early growth” venture‑backed companies (Series B+) across LAC in sectors such as financial services, education, mobility, logistics, consumer & retail and health.The Fund will invest in breakout companies, which are expanding and require larger amounts of capital than the amount available from Valor’s early-stage funds, allocating at least 50% of the Fund to such investments. VOFII may also invest in businesses that are not in the portfolios of Valor funds.The Fund will provide capital for young, innovative and fast-growing firms across the region. Contributing to job creation, higher productivity, and ultimately, economic growth. The Project is also expected to facilitate cross-border technology transfers and will thus contribute to the further development of the regional innovation ecosystem.
GIM Habitacional GIM Habitacional is a vertically integrated housing developer with operations in the social housing segment, as well as in the middle-income and residential segments in Mexico. The transaction consists of a secured revolving credit facility of up to MXN 950 million, with a committed tranche of up to MXN 500 million and an uncommitted tranche of up to MXN 450 million, with a tenor of up to seven years and drawdowns on a revolving basis. The financing will be used to finance working capital requirements related to the construction of social and middle-income housing in Mexico. The main objective of the project is to promote access to adequate and affordable housing in Mexico, through a greater supply of social and middle-income housing to be developed by GIM Habitacional. GIM Habitacional is a vertically integrated housing developer with operations in the social housing segment, as well as in the middle-income and residential segments in Mexico. The transaction consists of a secured revolving credit facility of up to MXN 950 million, with a committed tranche of up to MXN 500 million and an uncommitted tranche of up to MXN 450 million, with a tenor of up to seven years and drawdowns on a revolving basis. The financing will be used to finance working capital requirements related to the construction of social and middle-income housing in Mexico. The main objective of the project is to promote access to adequate and affordable housing in Mexico, through a greater supply of social and middle-income housing to be developed by GIM Habitacional.
Banco Bolivariano The project’s objective is to support Banco Bolivariano in providing financing to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) whose main activities are focused on the sectors related to economic integration, commerce and the value chain and to promote the expansion of a specialized green credit line for SMEs. To achieve this objective, IDB Invest proposes to grant a loan of up to US$30 million with a term of up to six years. The project also includes a technical assistance (“TA”) to provide diagnostic tools, training and support to Banco Bolivariano with the goal of improving and promoting green lending for SMEs. The project’s objective is to support Banco Bolivariano in providing financing to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) whose main activities are focused on the sectors related to economic integration, commerce and the value chain and to promote the expansion of a specialized green credit line for SMEs. To achieve this objective, IDB Invest proposes to grant a loan of up to US$30 million with a term of up to six years. The project also includes a technical assistance (“TA”) to provide diagnostic tools, training and support to Banco Bolivariano with the goal of improving and promoting green lending for SMEs.
Eurus Wind 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>
Fábrica Nacional de Papel Fanapel produces chemical-pulp paper for printing and writing, coated and uncoated paper, wrapping paper, conversion paper, and special paper, as well as notebooks, envelopes, and folders. The manufacturing plant is located in the town of Juan Lacaze, Colonia Department, 150 km from the city of Montevideo; it is the largest paper manufacturer and one of the largest private companies in the country. Fanapel provides 480 direct jobs and a large number of indirect jobs; it is the main source of employment and development in Juan Lacaze, which has 13,000 inhabitants.The funding to be provided by the IIC seeks to improve the company's debt ratio by replacing some short-term liabilities and to assist Fanapel in fulfilling its debt reduction commitment with Banco de la República Oriental del Uruguay. Fanapel produces chemical-pulp paper for printing and writing, coated and uncoated paper, wrapping paper, conversion paper, and special paper, as well as notebooks, envelopes, and folders. The manufacturing plant is located in the town of Juan Lacaze, Colonia Department, 150 km from the city of Montevideo; it is the largest paper manufacturer and one of the largest private companies in the country. Fanapel provides 480 direct jobs and a large number of indirect jobs; it is the main source of employment and development in Juan Lacaze, which has 13,000 inhabitants.The funding to be provided by the IIC seeks to improve the company's debt ratio by replacing some short-term liabilities and to assist Fanapel in fulfilling its debt reduction commitment with Banco de la República Oriental del Uruguay.
Bancos Los Andes Procredit S.A. <p>Bancos Los Andes Procredit S.A.</p> <p>Bancos Los Andes Procredit S.A.</p>
Thor Transmission Line <p>Thor Transmission Line</p> <p>Thor Transmission Line</p>
Marcatel Mexico Financing <p>Marcatel Mexico Financing</p> <p>Marcatel Mexico Financing</p>
QMC Regional Facility The proposed transaction is a long-term, guaranteed financing of up to US$45 million local currency equivalents to support the capital investment in the shared telecommunications infrastructure by QMC Telecom International Holdings, LLC ("QMC") and the needs of working capital in Mexico, Colombia and Peru (“IDB Invest Financing”). QMC's subsidiaries in each jurisdiction will be the borrower or guarantor of the IDB Invest Financing.QMC is a leading independent owner, developer and operator of wireless communications infrastructure assets in Latin America. QMC owns and operates more than 2,400 wireless infrastructure sites. QMC has operations in Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and the United States (including Puerto Rico), expanding its reach to other countries in the region. QMC supports the operation of mobile network operators to increase the capacity and coverage of mobile broadband, which is especially critical in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, where broadband connectivity is playing a key role. The proposed transaction is a long-term, guaranteed financing of up to US$45 million local currency equivalents to support the capital investment in the shared telecommunications infrastructure by QMC Telecom International Holdings, LLC ("QMC") and the needs of working capital in Mexico, Colombia and Peru (“IDB Invest Financing”). QMC's subsidiaries in each jurisdiction will be the borrower or guarantor of the IDB Invest Financing.QMC is a leading independent owner, developer and operator of wireless communications infrastructure assets in Latin America. QMC owns and operates more than 2,400 wireless infrastructure sites. QMC has operations in Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and the United States (including Puerto Rico), expanding its reach to other countries in the region. QMC supports the operation of mobile network operators to increase the capacity and coverage of mobile broadband, which is especially critical in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, where broadband connectivity is playing a key role.
Banco de Finanzas, S.A. (BDF) The purpose of this IIC loan is to support the lending activities of Banco de Finanzas, S.A., geared to providing medium- and long-term financing to small and medium-sized Nicaraguan enterprises in various economic and productive sectors, among them industry, commerce, agriculture, and services. The purpose of this IIC loan is to support the lending activities of Banco de Finanzas, S.A., geared to providing medium- and long-term financing to small and medium-sized Nicaraguan enterprises in various economic and productive sectors, among them industry, commerce, agriculture, and services.
Promerica DR Subordinated Debt The proposed transaction consists of an unsecured subordinated loan in US dollars ("US$") to Banco Múltiple Promerica, S.A. ("Promerica" or the "Bank"), for an amount of up to US$10 million. The maturity of the loan will be of up to seven years. The subordinated loan from IDB Invest will be used by Promerica to increase the size of its commercial portfolio by providing financing to small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The proposed transaction consists of an unsecured subordinated loan in US dollars ("US$") to Banco Múltiple Promerica, S.A. ("Promerica" or the "Bank"), for an amount of up to US$10 million. The maturity of the loan will be of up to seven years. The subordinated loan from IDB Invest will be used by Promerica to increase the size of its commercial portfolio by providing financing to small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
Exportadora Subsole S.A. The Subsole expansion project calls for investments in the following areas: plantings of different varieties of table grape in several regions of Chile, for a total of 560 hectares; avocado plantations (11 hectares); stone-fruit plantations (37 hectares); the expansion of one cold storage plant and the construction of two cold storage plants for growers partnering with Subsole; the construction of eight air-conditioned packing centers; the purchase of machinery to handle round fruit (oranges, clementines, avocado, kiwi); and good agricultural practice programs. The Project started in mid-2001, when Subsole obtained short-term funds to finance plantings, primarily of table grapes, for suppliers, some of which partner with Subsole while others are just suppliers of the company. Subsole decided to finance these plantings to ensure the supply of certain minimum volumes of fruit for export. The Project will enable it to increase its export volumes to 5,400,000 fruit crates in 2006/2005, up from 2,894,000 crates in 2001/2000. The construction of the cold storage facilities and the air-conditioned packing centers will enable Subsole not only to reduce the cold-storage service charges it currently pays to third parties, but also to better control the quality and marketing timing of fruit. The Project cost is US$18.4 million, with the IIC granting a loan of up to US$7 million, to be used to provide long-term financing to growers who supply Subsole with fruit. The Subsole expansion project calls for investments in the following areas: plantings of different varieties of table grape in several regions of Chile, for a total of 560 hectares; avocado plantations (11 hectares); stone-fruit plantations (37 hectares); the expansion of one cold storage plant and the construction of two cold storage plants for growers partnering with Subsole; the construction of eight air-conditioned packing centers; the purchase of machinery to handle round fruit (oranges, clementines, avocado, kiwi); and good agricultural practice programs. The Project started in mid-2001, when Subsole obtained short-term funds to finance plantings, primarily of table grapes, for suppliers, some of which partner with Subsole while others are just suppliers of the company. Subsole decided to finance these plantings to ensure the supply of certain minimum volumes of fruit for export. The Project will enable it to increase its export volumes to 5,400,000 fruit crates in 2006/2005, up from 2,894,000 crates in 2001/2000. The construction of the cold storage facilities and the air-conditioned packing centers will enable Subsole not only to reduce the cold-storage service charges it currently pays to third parties, but also to better control the quality and marketing timing of fruit. The Project cost is US$18.4 million, with the IIC granting a loan of up to US$7 million, to be used to provide long-term financing to growers who supply Subsole with fruit.
Banco Popular - SME Green Alliance <p>Banco Popular - SME Green Alliance</p> <p>Banco Popular - SME Green Alliance</p>
Telemovil El Salvador S.A. de C.V. (Millicom) <p>Telemovil El Salvador S.A. de C.V. (Millicom)</p> <p>Telemovil El Salvador S.A. de C.V. (Millicom)</p>
Fincas Patagónicas S.A. Fincas Patagónicas is a family-owned business that is classed as a small and medium-size enterprise (SME) in Argentina. The Company owns Bodega Tapiz (brand name), a winery specializing in fine wine that is chiefly for export. It began operating in 2003 after acquiring the assets of an international company. The proposed IIC loan will be used to finance the following: (i) purchase stainless steel tanks and carry out minor construction work to expand the winery’s installed capacity to up to 2 million liters per year, i.e., a 100% increase; (ii) plant 80 hectares in winegrapes; and (iii) purchase oak barrels.  With this project, the IIC will (i) support the growth of an export-oriented Argentinean SME operating in a growing, strategic sector that is a significant generator of foreign exchange; and (ii) support the development of an SME by enabling it to strengthen its competitive position in a sector dominated by large corporations with international backing. Fincas Patagónicas is a family-owned business that is classed as a small and medium-size enterprise (SME) in Argentina. The Company owns Bodega Tapiz (brand name), a winery specializing in fine wine that is chiefly for export. It began operating in 2003 after acquiring the assets of an international company. The proposed IIC loan will be used to finance the following: (i) purchase stainless steel tanks and carry out minor construction work to expand the winery’s installed capacity to up to 2 million liters per year, i.e., a 100% increase; (ii) plant 80 hectares in winegrapes; and (iii) purchase oak barrels.  With this project, the IIC will (i) support the growth of an export-oriented Argentinean SME operating in a growing, strategic sector that is a significant generator of foreign exchange; and (ii) support the development of an SME by enabling it to strengthen its competitive position in a sector dominated by large corporations with international backing.