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INCOFIN SME Financing Agreement The proposed operation consists of a credit facility for up to US$10,000,000, for which there will be a period of up to five years during which disbursements may be made in the form of unsecured revolving loans with terms of up to one year. The Project’s objective is to finance small and medium enterprises (“SMEs”) through factoring and financial leasing operations in Chile. The proposed operation consists of a credit facility for up to US$10,000,000, for which there will be a period of up to five years during which disbursements may be made in the form of unsecured revolving loans with terms of up to one year. The Project’s objective is to finance small and medium enterprises (“SMEs”) through factoring and financial leasing operations in Chile.
Scotia Leasing Regional Centroamérica Scotia Leasing Costa Rica, S.A., Scotia Leasing Guatemala, S.A., Scotia Leasing Honduras, S.A., and Scotia Leasing Panamá, S.A. are leasing companies that operate in their respective countries. They provide financial and operating leases. The purpose of the IIC project is to support each of the companies’ lending activities and partially fund the growth of their leasing portfolios. The US$15 million IIC loan will enable the companies to continue to diversify their sources of long-term funding. Scotia Leasing Costa Rica, S.A., Scotia Leasing Guatemala, S.A., Scotia Leasing Honduras, S.A., and Scotia Leasing Panamá, S.A. are leasing companies that operate in their respective countries. They provide financial and operating leases. The purpose of the IIC project is to support each of the companies’ lending activities and partially fund the growth of their leasing portfolios. The US$15 million IIC loan will enable the companies to continue to diversify their sources of long-term funding.
Cajas y Bolsas Cajas y Bolsas S.A. (CYBSA) is a corrugated box company in the CYBSA Group. The goal of the project is to improve the company’s cash flow by financing permanent working capital, releasing revolving credit lines for financing seasonal and short-term growth.The IIC loan to Cajas y Bolsas S.A. entails two significant benefits. First, it provides financing that is otherwise scarce and difficult to obtain in El Salvador. Second, it supports an industry with a significant value-added component: thanks to the quality of its products, Cajas y Bolsas S.A. exports over 60% of its production to Central America and the Caribbean. Cajas y Bolsas S.A. (CYBSA) is a corrugated box company in the CYBSA Group. The goal of the project is to improve the company’s cash flow by financing permanent working capital, releasing revolving credit lines for financing seasonal and short-term growth.The IIC loan to Cajas y Bolsas S.A. entails two significant benefits. First, it provides financing that is otherwise scarce and difficult to obtain in El Salvador. Second, it supports an industry with a significant value-added component: thanks to the quality of its products, Cajas y Bolsas S.A. exports over 60% of its production to Central America and the Caribbean.
Banco Regional III The proposed project is for a Loan for up to US$1 million. The loan proceeds will be used to provide medium term financing to small and medium-size Paraguayan companies. The proposed project is for a Loan for up to US$1 million. The loan proceeds will be used to provide medium term financing to small and medium-size Paraguayan companies.
Caribbean Craft Art can literally save lives, and employees of Caribbean Craft believe that it can also help save a nation. The company employs 300 Haitian artisans to produce carnival masks, sculptures, and paintings for export. The 2010 earthquake destroyed its only studio, but owner Magalie Dresse has not lost heart. Right now, Caribbean Craft’s artisans are working out of tents, turning recycled materials into folk art. However, the company’s small IIC loan will enable it to build a permanent studio and steel structure warehouse facility. According to Dresse, things can always change for the better and, thanks to foreign demand and aid, her company could be adding a thousand new artisans to its design team. Art can literally save lives, and employees of Caribbean Craft believe that it can also help save a nation. The company employs 300 Haitian artisans to produce carnival masks, sculptures, and paintings for export. The 2010 earthquake destroyed its only studio, but owner Magalie Dresse has not lost heart. Right now, Caribbean Craft’s artisans are working out of tents, turning recycled materials into folk art. However, the company’s small IIC loan will enable it to build a permanent studio and steel structure warehouse facility. According to Dresse, things can always change for the better and, thanks to foreign demand and aid, her company could be adding a thousand new artisans to its design team.
"Coltel" Financiamiento para Inversiones Fijas, y Facilidad para compra de Cuentas por Cobrar The project consists of two types of financing: (i) a line of credit for up to US$100 million in local currency to finance the fixed investments of Colombia Telecomunicaciones S.A. ESP (hereinafter “Coltel,” “Enterprise,” or “Company”) during the 2019-2020 year (the “Financing”); and (ii) a facility for purchasing up to US$60 million of accounts receivable (the “Facility”) that will be used to discount invoices from Coltel’s program to finance individual and corporate subscribers’ purchase of mobile devices, communication equipment, and telecommunications service. The line of credit granted under the Financingwill have a term of up to seven years and a grace period of up to two years. The Facility will be available for a period of up to 48 months and invoices will have a payment period of up to 24 months.The company is not obliged or committed to take the line of credit under the Financing or the purchase of portfolio under the Facility. The project consists of two types of financing: (i) a line of credit for up to US$100 million in local currency to finance the fixed investments of Colombia Telecomunicaciones S.A. ESP (hereinafter “Coltel,” “Enterprise,” or “Company”) during the 2019-2020 year (the “Financing”); and (ii) a facility for purchasing up to US$60 million of accounts receivable (the “Facility”) that will be used to discount invoices from Coltel’s program to finance individual and corporate subscribers’ purchase of mobile devices, communication equipment, and telecommunications service. The line of credit granted under the Financingwill have a term of up to seven years and a grace period of up to two years. The Facility will be available for a period of up to 48 months and invoices will have a payment period of up to 24 months.The company is not obliged or committed to take the line of credit under the Financing or the purchase of portfolio under the Facility.
Haiti Smart Meter Project <p>Haiti Smart Meter Project</p> <p>Haiti Smart Meter Project</p>
Natelu The Project consists of the construction, operation and maintenance of two solar power plants and any related facilities, with an installed capacity of 9.5MW each.  The plants will use Korean Hanwa Q-Cells photovoltaic panels, mounted over fixed structures and connected to inverters to provide power to the 31.5 kV distribution line grid of the Administración Nacional de Usinas y Trasmisiones Eléctricas (UTE).  The financial plan includes an IIC and Canadian Climate Fund (C2F) loan for 75% of the total cost of each Project (50% each entity).  The Project will be sponsored by Solaria Energía y Medio Ambiente S.A., a Spanish company established in 2002 and listed on the Madrid Stock Exchange. The Project consists of the construction, operation and maintenance of two solar power plants and any related facilities, with an installed capacity of 9.5MW each.  The plants will use Korean Hanwa Q-Cells photovoltaic panels, mounted over fixed structures and connected to inverters to provide power to the 31.5 kV distribution line grid of the Administración Nacional de Usinas y Trasmisiones Eléctricas (UTE).  The financial plan includes an IIC and Canadian Climate Fund (C2F) loan for 75% of the total cost of each Project (50% each entity).  The Project will be sponsored by Solaria Energía y Medio Ambiente S.A., a Spanish company established in 2002 and listed on the Madrid Stock Exchange.
Banagro SME Green Financing Partnership The proposed operation contemplates a Senior Loan of up to US$3 million (the "Loan") to be financed by IDB Invest. The term of the Loan is five years. Loan funds will be used to finance Small and Medium Sized Enterprises ("SMEs") of the productive sector in Chile. The proposed operation contemplates a Senior Loan of up to US$3 million (the "Loan") to be financed by IDB Invest. The term of the Loan is five years. Loan funds will be used to finance Small and Medium Sized Enterprises ("SMEs") of the productive sector in Chile.
Aguas de Manaus - Expansion CAPEX El proyecto consiste en la construcción, operación y mantenimiento de servicios de distribución de agua, recolección y tratamiento de aguas residuales en Manaus, estado de Amazonas, conforme a lo estipulado en el acuerdo de concesión otorgado a Manaus Ambiental S.A (“Aguas de Manaus o AdM”), una empresa constituida bajo las leyes de Brasil (la “Compañía” o el “Concesionario”). La inversión del proyecto (capex) está alineada con los objetivos contractuales de universalización, aumentando la cobertura actual de distribución de agua del 98% al 99% y la cobertura de recolección y tratamiento de aguas residuales del 27% al 90%. El proyecto consiste en la construcción, operación y mantenimiento de servicios de distribución de agua, recolección y tratamiento de aguas residuales en Manaus, estado de Amazonas, conforme a lo estipulado en el acuerdo de concesión otorgado a Manaus Ambiental S.A (“Aguas de Manaus o AdM”), una empresa constituida bajo las leyes de Brasil (la “Compañía” o el “Concesionario”). La inversión del proyecto (capex) está alineada con los objetivos contractuales de universalización, aumentando la cobertura actual de distribución de agua del 98% al 99% y la cobertura de recolección y tratamiento de aguas residuales del 27% al 90%.
El Naranjal y Del Litoral The Borrowers, owners of two solar photovoltaic power plants of 50MWp and 17MWp are seeking to refinance its current financing through an IDB Invest Senior and Subordinated A/B Bond. The B-Bond will be sold into the private placement market under section 4 (a) (2) of the 1933 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Act.The proceeds will be used to: i) refinance the existing construction loan, and ii) pay related costs. As part of the financial plan the IDB Invest will provide a Senior A Loan for approximately US$10million, a Subordinate A loan of approximately US$2million. The tenor of the Senior A Loan and B Bond will be 25 years, and up to 15 years for the Subordinated A Loan and B Bond.El Naranjal and Del Litoral (the “Generators”) are 50MW (AC)/59MW peak (DC) and 16MW (AC)/ 17MW peak (DC) photovoltaic (“PV”) power plants, each one with its associated facilities. Both use Ingeteam inverters and NextTrackr trackers, are located in Salto, Department of Salto, Uruguay, and currently operate under a 30-year Power Purchase Agreement (“PPA”) with the Administración Nacional de Usinas y Trasmisiones Eléctricas (“UTE”), the state-owned utility company of Uruguay. The Borrowers, owners of two solar photovoltaic power plants of 50MWp and 17MWp are seeking to refinance its current financing through an IDB Invest Senior and Subordinated A/B Bond. The B-Bond will be sold into the private placement market under section 4 (a) (2) of the 1933 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Act.The proceeds will be used to: i) refinance the existing construction loan, and ii) pay related costs. As part of the financial plan the IDB Invest will provide a Senior A Loan for approximately US$10million, a Subordinate A loan of approximately US$2million. The tenor of the Senior A Loan and B Bond will be 25 years, and up to 15 years for the Subordinated A Loan and B Bond.El Naranjal and Del Litoral (the “Generators”) are 50MW (AC)/59MW peak (DC) and 16MW (AC)/ 17MW peak (DC) photovoltaic (“PV”) power plants, each one with its associated facilities. Both use Ingeteam inverters and NextTrackr trackers, are located in Salto, Department of Salto, Uruguay, and currently operate under a 30-year Power Purchase Agreement (“PPA”) with the Administración Nacional de Usinas y Trasmisiones Eléctricas (“UTE”), the state-owned utility company of Uruguay.
Increasing Natural Gas Transportation Capacity in Bolivia (BO-L1116) <p>Increasing Natural Gas Transportation Capacity in Bolivia (BO-L1116)</p> <p>Increasing Natural Gas Transportation Capacity in Bolivia (BO-L1116)</p>
Zenvia - Long Term Financing <p>Zenvia - Long Term Financing</p> <p>Zenvia - Long Term Financing</p>
FIDOSA III (GU3764A-03) <p>FIDOSA III (GU3764A-03)</p> <p>FIDOSA III (GU3764A-03)</p>
Grupo Vanti - infrastructure recharge for low-emission vehicles  and  network maintenance capex plan <p>Grupo Vanti - infrastructure recharge for low-emission vehicles  and  network maintenance capex plan</p> <p>Grupo Vanti - infrastructure recharge for low-emission vehicles  and  network maintenance capex plan</p>
Banco Del Pais S.A. (Banpais) - TFFP <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>
CiBanco Bank - TFFP Credit Line <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>
Kahai Native Tree Nut Forestry Project DisclaimerEffective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IDB Invest). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to theProjects section on the IDB website.* Amendment July 24, 2020:The financing amount has incresed to US$3,100,000, and the approval date has been confirmed for August 26,2020.The Operation consists of providing resources to Agrocacay SAS in order to finance the planting and maintenance of 300 hectares of cacay,[1]a native tree of the Colombian Amazon, to be carried out in the district of Meta, in Los Llanos de Colombia ("The Project"). Kahai SAS, owner of Agrocacay SAS, which is in charge of transforming the fruit into final products, will act as guarantor of the terms of the financing in question. Kahai SAS will contribute capital to the Project in the form of cash and trees for planting.The total costs of the Project, including the acquisition of the lands for planting, are US$8 million, of which IDB Invest will contribute US$1.5 million from the Climate Smart Agriculture Fund (CSAF) of the Global Environment Facility. The financing includes a 12-year term and a 6-year grace period to ensure that the loan repayment profile is in line with the capability of the planted trees to produce fruit for harvesting.[1]   The fruit of the cacay has multiple commercial uses that range from the production of snacks to its use as raw material for cosmetic and food products. DisclaimerEffective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IDB Invest). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to theProjects section on the IDB website.* Amendment July 24, 2020:The financing amount has incresed to US$3,100,000, and the approval date has been confirmed for August 26,2020.The Operation consists of providing resources to Agrocacay SAS in order to finance the planting and maintenance of 300 hectares of cacay,[1]a native tree of the Colombian Amazon, to be carried out in the district of Meta, in Los Llanos de Colombia ("The Project"). Kahai SAS, owner of Agrocacay SAS, which is in charge of transforming the fruit into final products, will act as guarantor of the terms of the financing in question. Kahai SAS will contribute capital to the Project in the form of cash and trees for planting.The total costs of the Project, including the acquisition of the lands for planting, are US$8 million, of which IDB Invest will contribute US$1.5 million from the Climate Smart Agriculture Fund (CSAF) of the Global Environment Facility. The financing includes a 12-year term and a 6-year grace period to ensure that the loan repayment profile is in line with the capability of the planted trees to produce fruit for harvesting.[1]   The fruit of the cacay has multiple commercial uses that range from the production of snacks to its use as raw material for cosmetic and food products.
Usina Maracaju S/A The IIC is evaluating a loan in the amount of US$8 million, of which US$5 million would be mobilized from a participant bank. The scope of the project comprises the expansion of the total cane growing area, an increase of processing capacity in the plant and building of additional support facilities such as housing for workers. The cane area will be increased by bringing into production additional land. The plant capacity will be raised by 450,000 tons from 900,000 tons to 1,350,000 tons by investing in its grinding capacity and upgrading technology in several of the industrial production departments. The IIC is evaluating a loan in the amount of US$8 million, of which US$5 million would be mobilized from a participant bank. The scope of the project comprises the expansion of the total cane growing area, an increase of processing capacity in the plant and building of additional support facilities such as housing for workers. The cane area will be increased by bringing into production additional land. The plant capacity will be raised by 450,000 tons from 900,000 tons to 1,350,000 tons by investing in its grinding capacity and upgrading technology in several of the industrial production departments.
Derrimon Trading Co. Ltd. The proposed US$13 million financing to the Borrowers, consists of: Tranche I (committed): (i) up toUS$3million to support CAPEX investments including the modernization of Derrimon’s distribution center and the implementation of solar panels, and (ii) up to US$5 million of a revolving credit line (390-day tenor) to support Derrimon’s import of goods; Tranche II (uncommitted): facility up to US$5 million for future CAPEX investments.The main impacts of the financing include: (i) reduction of carbon emissions, related the implementation of solar panels, (ii) increasing productivity and competitiveness, (iii) inducing growth and job creation, and (iv) nearshoring and strengthening of regional supply chain (Caribbean region). The proposed US$13 million financing to the Borrowers, consists of: Tranche I (committed): (i) up toUS$3million to support CAPEX investments including the modernization of Derrimon’s distribution center and the implementation of solar panels, and (ii) up to US$5 million of a revolving credit line (390-day tenor) to support Derrimon’s import of goods; Tranche II (uncommitted): facility up to US$5 million for future CAPEX investments.The main impacts of the financing include: (i) reduction of carbon emissions, related the implementation of solar panels, (ii) increasing productivity and competitiveness, (iii) inducing growth and job creation, and (iv) nearshoring and strengthening of regional supply chain (Caribbean region).
Aqua Capital Fund III The project consists of an investment of up to US$10 million in Aqua Capital Fund III (the “Fund”), a fund with equity or equity-linked instruments positions across the value chain in the agribusiness and food industry, with a focus on sustainable and transformational businesses, and a regional geographic scope including the Americas, with at least 80% invested in LAC, and Brazil potentially representing 50% of the overall allocation. The Fund will be managed by Aqua Capital (the “Fund Manager”) and has a target size of US$400 million and a term of 10 years, with a possible extension of two years. The current pipeline includes over 30 target companies, and the focus will be of Buy&Build and growth equity investments, which is consistent with the investment strategy that made Aqua Capital a reference private equity (PE) firm for Agribusiness & Food in the region. The Fund will promote digitalization, sustainability, climate change mitigation and regional integration in the Ag & Food Industry, by combining equity investment and strategic expertise to boost portfolio companies’ local and international expansion and to increase their operational efficiency; ultimately it will also foster job creation and impact on local communities and small farmers. The project consists of an investment of up to US$10 million in Aqua Capital Fund III (the “Fund”), a fund with equity or equity-linked instruments positions across the value chain in the agribusiness and food industry, with a focus on sustainable and transformational businesses, and a regional geographic scope including the Americas, with at least 80% invested in LAC, and Brazil potentially representing 50% of the overall allocation. The Fund will be managed by Aqua Capital (the “Fund Manager”) and has a target size of US$400 million and a term of 10 years, with a possible extension of two years. The current pipeline includes over 30 target companies, and the focus will be of Buy&Build and growth equity investments, which is consistent with the investment strategy that made Aqua Capital a reference private equity (PE) firm for Agribusiness & Food in the region. The Fund will promote digitalization, sustainability, climate change mitigation and regional integration in the Ag & Food Industry, by combining equity investment and strategic expertise to boost portfolio companies’ local and international expansion and to increase their operational efficiency; ultimately it will also foster job creation and impact on local communities and small farmers.
BBVA Colombia - Biodiversity Bond The project consists of providing support to Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria Colombia S.A. (“BBVAColombia”), in the issuance of the first green biodiversity bond in the world. The bond issued in the international capital market will be for up to US$70 million, with a three-years tenor. BID Invest will act as a co-investor with a subscription for a total amount of up to US$35 million and the International Finance Corporation (“IFC”) will also participate as a co-investor, with a total amount of up to US$35 million. The financing aims to expand the portfolio of green projects related to biodiversity in Colombia. The project consists of providing support to Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria Colombia S.A. (“BBVAColombia”), in the issuance of the first green biodiversity bond in the world. The bond issued in the international capital market will be for up to US$70 million, with a three-years tenor. BID Invest will act as a co-investor with a subscription for a total amount of up to US$35 million and the International Finance Corporation (“IFC”) will also participate as a co-investor, with a total amount of up to US$35 million. The financing aims to expand the portfolio of green projects related to biodiversity in Colombia.
GNA2 Natural Gas Power Plant <p>GNA2 Natural Gas Power Plant</p> <p>GNA2 Natural Gas Power Plant</p>