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Corporación Financiera de Occidente S.A. de C.V. SOFOL Finox was founded in 2004 as a limited-scope financial institution (known by the Spanish acronym SOFOL). Finox provides financial services to micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises, mainly in the agribusiness and manufacturing sectors. Its products include loans to finance production cycles, sales, imports, equipment procurement, and investment projects. Finox management has extensive experience and a long track record in Mexico’s financial sector and has demonstrated good corporate governance and strict adherence to corporate policies and procedures. Finox does business in ten of the country’s federal entities—chiefly Sonora, Jalisco, Michoacán, and Colima.The company is currently seeking a license to operate as a niche bank or Level II Specialized Bank. Under Mexican law, the SOFOL will cease to exist as a category of legal entities in 2013.Through an investment of MX$15 million (approximately US$1 million) in preferred stock, the IIC will be backing one of the first processes in the country in which a non-bank financial institution transitions to a niche bank. This transition will allow Finox to substantially grow its loan portfolio, increase its lines of credit with current funders, secure access to greater funding sources, and, in the medium term, attract significant resources from the public. Finox was founded in 2004 as a limited-scope financial institution (known by the Spanish acronym SOFOL). Finox provides financial services to micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises, mainly in the agribusiness and manufacturing sectors. Its products include loans to finance production cycles, sales, imports, equipment procurement, and investment projects. Finox management has extensive experience and a long track record in Mexico’s financial sector and has demonstrated good corporate governance and strict adherence to corporate policies and procedures. Finox does business in ten of the country’s federal entities—chiefly Sonora, Jalisco, Michoacán, and Colima.The company is currently seeking a license to operate as a niche bank or Level II Specialized Bank. Under Mexican law, the SOFOL will cease to exist as a category of legal entities in 2013.Through an investment of MX$15 million (approximately US$1 million) in preferred stock, the IIC will be backing one of the first processes in the country in which a non-bank financial institution transitions to a niche bank. This transition will allow Finox to substantially grow its loan portfolio, increase its lines of credit with current funders, secure access to greater funding sources, and, in the medium term, attract significant resources from the public.
Serena del Mar Receivable Purchase Facility Guarantee <p>Serena del Mar Receivable Purchase Facility Guarantee</p> <p>Serena del Mar Receivable Purchase Facility Guarantee</p>
Etileno XXI 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. 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.
Grand Bahama Shipyard Energy Efficiency and Rooftop Solar <p>Grand Bahama Shipyard Energy Efficiency and Rooftop Solar</p> <p>Grand Bahama Shipyard Energy Efficiency and Rooftop Solar</p>
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria Paraguay S.A. <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 Lafise Dominican Republic - TFFP Line <p>Banco Lafise Dominican Republic - TFFP Line</p> <p>Banco Lafise Dominican Republic - TFFP Line</p>
BCT Bank International SME Financing Partnership <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Malla Vial del Meta Financing <p>Malla Vial del Meta Financing</p> <p>Malla Vial del Meta Financing</p>
Eldon Panamerican Partners, L.P. <p>Eldon Panamerican Partners, L.P.</p> <p>Eldon Panamerican Partners, L.P.</p>
Emprendimientos Hoteleros II The objective of this IIC operation is to provide financing to EMHOSA for expanding 17 new standard-size, fully furnished rooms in the Sheraton Asunción Hotel, building and furnishing new conference rooms on the third floor terrace, and partially financing the company’s working capital needs for operating the hotel. EMHOSA owns the building where the Sheraton Asunción Hotel—a five-star hotel—operates. The hotel has 100 rooms and is located in the exclusive Villa Morra district of the city of Asunción. The objective of this IIC operation is to provide financing to EMHOSA for expanding 17 new standard-size, fully furnished rooms in the Sheraton Asunción Hotel, building and furnishing new conference rooms on the third floor terrace, and partially financing the company’s working capital needs for operating the hotel. EMHOSA owns the building where the Sheraton Asunción Hotel—a five-star hotel—operates. The hotel has 100 rooms and is located in the exclusive Villa Morra district of the city of Asunción.
AUBASA Road Investment Program <p>AUBASA Road Investment Program</p> <p>AUBASA Road Investment Program</p>
Terminal de Servicios Portuarios Patagonia Norte S.A. In February 2007 Terminal Patagonia won a twenty-year concession for operating the newly completed container terminal in the port of Bahía Blanca ("Terminal de Bahía Blanca") in the southern part of the province of Buenos Aires. It is the port’s only container terminal. Since 1998 Terminal Patagonia has also been operating the port of San Antonio Este ("Puerto SAE") in Río Negro province under an exclusive thirty-year master concession agreement.  The proposed IIC loan will be used as partial financing for purchasing machinery and for the infrastructure work needed to get the Terminal de Bahía Blanca concession up and running. The Company expects to make the investments between the third quarter of 2007 and the first quarter of 2008. The goal is to start partial operations of Terminal de Bahía Blanca in November 2007.With this project, the Corporation will be contributing to the development of complementary ports to the port of Buenos Aires. The latter is Argentina's main port and has become heavily congested as a result of the marked growth of Argentina's economy in the past few years. In February 2007 Terminal Patagonia won a twenty-year concession for operating the newly completed container terminal in the port of Bahía Blanca ("Terminal de Bahía Blanca") in the southern part of the province of Buenos Aires. It is the port’s only container terminal. Since 1998 Terminal Patagonia has also been operating the port of San Antonio Este ("Puerto SAE") in Río Negro province under an exclusive thirty-year master concession agreement.  The proposed IIC loan will be used as partial financing for purchasing machinery and for the infrastructure work needed to get the Terminal de Bahía Blanca concession up and running. The Company expects to make the investments between the third quarter of 2007 and the first quarter of 2008. The goal is to start partial operations of Terminal de Bahía Blanca in November 2007.With this project, the Corporation will be contributing to the development of complementary ports to the port of Buenos Aires. The latter is Argentina's main port and has become heavily congested as a result of the marked growth of Argentina's economy in the past few years.
Treco Group EV Fleet Loan <p>Treco Group EV Fleet Loan</p> <p>Treco Group EV Fleet Loan</p>
Banco Amazonas MSME Warehousing Line <p>Banco Amazonas MSME Warehousing Line</p> <p>Banco Amazonas MSME Warehousing Line</p>
LUNELLI TEXTIL PARAGUAY <p>LUNELLI TEXTIL PARAGUAY</p> <p>LUNELLI TEXTIL PARAGUAY</p>
Teojama Comercial S.A. <p>Teojama Comercial S.A.</p> <p>Teojama Comercial S.A.</p>
Enel-Codensa Green Bond <p>Enel-Codensa Green Bond</p> <p>Enel-Codensa Green Bond</p>
Campo Palomas Wind Power Project Nicefield is a special-purpose corporation established to develop a 70 MW wind farm called Campo Palomas under an operating lease agreement with state company Administración Nacional de Usinas y Transmisiones (UTE). The wind farm is located in the Department of Salto, about 540 km from Montevideo. It involves the installation of 35 Vestas 110 wind turbines of 2.0 MW each. An investment of US$173 million is projected for purchasing and installing the wind turbines, building internal roads, and laying internal subterranean power lines, as well as constructing 6 km of 150-kV transmission lines connecting to the Salto Grande-Arapey substation (150 kV) and the wiring for the entire wind farm.Enertey is a Uruguayan company that leads the concessions market. It currently operates two wind farms of 50 MW each.Inabensa is a Spanish company that is a global leader in the design and manufacture of power plant systems and the construction of substations and transmission lines.Abengoa is a global engineering and technology company founded in 1941 in Seville, Spain. It is a global leader in the development of renewable energy, infrastructure, and waste recycling. It has been operating in Latin America since 1963 and has a presence in more than 80 countries.The proceeds from the IIC loan will be used for the installation, start-up, and operation of the aforementioned wind farm. Nicefield is a special-purpose corporation established to develop a 70 MW wind farm called Campo Palomas under an operating lease agreement with state company Administración Nacional de Usinas y Transmisiones (UTE). The wind farm is located in the Department of Salto, about 540 km from Montevideo. It involves the installation of 35 Vestas 110 wind turbines of 2.0 MW each. An investment of US$173 million is projected for purchasing and installing the wind turbines, building internal roads, and laying internal subterranean power lines, as well as constructing 6 km of 150-kV transmission lines connecting to the Salto Grande-Arapey substation (150 kV) and the wiring for the entire wind farm.Enertey is a Uruguayan company that leads the concessions market. It currently operates two wind farms of 50 MW each.Inabensa is a Spanish company that is a global leader in the design and manufacture of power plant systems and the construction of substations and transmission lines.Abengoa is a global engineering and technology company founded in 1941 in Seville, Spain. It is a global leader in the development of renewable energy, infrastructure, and waste recycling. It has been operating in Latin America since 1963 and has a presence in more than 80 countries.The proceeds from the IIC loan will be used for the installation, start-up, and operation of the aforementioned wind farm.
Supermercados Peruanos <p>Supermercados Peruanos</p> <p>Supermercados Peruanos</p>
Durli Brazil The proposed financing consists of two separate long-term loans to be granted directly to Durlicouros Indústria e Comércio de Couros, Exportação e Importação Ltda. in Brazil and to Durli Leather S.A. and Veneza Inversiones S.A. in Paraguay. The Borrowers will use the proceeds of the loans to support the construction, operation, and maintenance of two (2) new leather manufacturing plants (one (1) in Brazil and one (1) in Paraguay), its working capital needs and refinancing of existing debt in Brazil. The proposed financing consists of two separate long-term loans to be granted directly to Durlicouros Indústria e Comércio de Couros, Exportação e Importação Ltda. in Brazil and to Durli Leather S.A. and Veneza Inversiones S.A. in Paraguay. The Borrowers will use the proceeds of the loans to support the construction, operation, and maintenance of two (2) new leather manufacturing plants (one (1) in Brazil and one (1) in Paraguay), its working capital needs and refinancing of existing debt in Brazil.
Financiera Compartamos S.A. de C.V. SOFOL The objective of this IIC financing is to support Agrofinanzas’ lending activities aimed at providing financing to small and medium-sized enterprises operating in Mexico’s agriculture and agribusiness sectors. The objective of this IIC financing is to support Agrofinanzas’ lending activities aimed at providing financing to small and medium-sized enterprises operating in Mexico’s agriculture and agribusiness sectors.
SUCDEN - USD150MM Long Term Loan <p>SUCDEN - USD150MM Long Term Loan</p> <p>SUCDEN - USD150MM Long Term Loan</p>
ABCO. S.A ABCO was established in 1999, to produce Type 1 Portland cement, which is general-purpose cement. The project involves the construction of a plant with a nominal capacity of 390,000 tons per year (tpy) at a new manufacturing facility near the town of Hatillo in the Province of Azua, approximately 98 km southwest of Santo Domingo. The production process will consist of grinding imported clinker with small amounts (5%) of locally produced gypsum. The location of the plant has been selected because the land on which the plant will be installed includes a high quality limestone deposit, should it be feasible to produce clinker in the future. Additionally, the Old Port of Azua is 25 km from the plant, thus facilitating the import of clinker. Production of cement in a clinker mill involves grinding clinker with additives; and storing and bagging the finished product. The process produces dust that is mostly captured and recycled. The generation of fine particulates is inherent in all stages of the process. Gases such as nitrogen oxide (NOx) and sulfur oxide (SOx) are formed from the combustion of fuel in the generation of power for the process. In the case of the Project, gas oil and fuel oils will be used as fuel. The SOx emissions are within local standards and modeling will be done to determine that they comply with international standards. ABCO was established in 1999, to produce Type 1 Portland cement, which is general-purpose cement. The project involves the construction of a plant with a nominal capacity of 390,000 tons per year (tpy) at a new manufacturing facility near the town of Hatillo in the Province of Azua, approximately 98 km southwest of Santo Domingo. The production process will consist of grinding imported clinker with small amounts (5%) of locally produced gypsum. The location of the plant has been selected because the land on which the plant will be installed includes a high quality limestone deposit, should it be feasible to produce clinker in the future. Additionally, the Old Port of Azua is 25 km from the plant, thus facilitating the import of clinker. Production of cement in a clinker mill involves grinding clinker with additives; and storing and bagging the finished product. The process produces dust that is mostly captured and recycled. The generation of fine particulates is inherent in all stages of the process. Gases such as nitrogen oxide (NOx) and sulfur oxide (SOx) are formed from the combustion of fuel in the generation of power for the process. In the case of the Project, gas oil and fuel oils will be used as fuel. The SOx emissions are within local standards and modeling will be done to determine that they comply with international standards.
Deetken Impact Sustainable Energy Fund <p>Deetken Impact Sustainable Energy Fund</p> <p>Deetken Impact Sustainable Energy Fund</p>
BSI-ASR II The proposed financing to Belize Sugar Industries ("BSI" or the "Company") consists of a long-term senior loan and a revolving line of credit (the “Loan”). BSI will use the funds of IDB Invest to partially finance: (i) fixed investments to (a) reduce logistics times and costs for the export of raw sugar, molasses, and (b) increase the production value added direct consumption sugar; and (ii) working capital needs, including payments to sugar cane suppliers. The main development objectives of the Loan include: (i) improving the Company's productivity through logistical efficiencies, (ii) supporting the growth of the value of exports, and (iii) strengthening the value chain, supporting small farmers in northern Belize, where there is a high incidence of poverty. The proposed financing to Belize Sugar Industries ("BSI" or the "Company") consists of a long-term senior loan and a revolving line of credit (the “Loan”). BSI will use the funds of IDB Invest to partially finance: (i) fixed investments to (a) reduce logistics times and costs for the export of raw sugar, molasses, and (b) increase the production value added direct consumption sugar; and (ii) working capital needs, including payments to sugar cane suppliers. The main development objectives of the Loan include: (i) improving the Company's productivity through logistical efficiencies, (ii) supporting the growth of the value of exports, and (iii) strengthening the value chain, supporting small farmers in northern Belize, where there is a high incidence of poverty.
Banco Santander Rio Green Financing Partnership <p>Banco Santander Rio Green Financing Partnership</p> <p>Banco Santander Rio Green Financing Partnership</p>
CTH Mortgage Warehousing Line The objective of the project is to Support CTH to (i) promote RMBS issuances in the Ecuadorean market; and (ii) increase the availability of mortgage financing for low to middle income segments of the population.The transaction consists of a warehousing line of up to US$15 million, with an availability period of up to 4.5 years and a tenor of up to 15 years. CTH will use the proceeds of the line to originate, purchase and accumulate residential mortgages for their securitization in the capital markets. The proceeds from each RMBS Will be used to repaid IDB Invest’s financing and will be once again available for subsequent disbursements. The project expects to Support US$45 million in RMBS. CTH will target low and middle-income segments of the population. The objective of the project is to Support CTH to (i) promote RMBS issuances in the Ecuadorean market; and (ii) increase the availability of mortgage financing for low to middle income segments of the population.The transaction consists of a warehousing line of up to US$15 million, with an availability period of up to 4.5 years and a tenor of up to 15 years. CTH will use the proceeds of the line to originate, purchase and accumulate residential mortgages for their securitization in the capital markets. The proceeds from each RMBS Will be used to repaid IDB Invest’s financing and will be once again available for subsequent disbursements. The project expects to Support US$45 million in RMBS. CTH will target low and middle-income segments of the population.
Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (CGE I) Delete <p>Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (CGE I) Delete</p> <p>Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (CGE I) Delete</p>
Desler S.A. The proposed IIC loan will be used as financing for purchasing Caterpillar equipment in order to substitute an older one. With this project, the Corporation will be contributing to the sustainability of one of the more important players in Argentina's waste management sector. The proposed IIC loan will be used as financing for purchasing Caterpillar equipment in order to substitute an older one. With this project, the Corporation will be contributing to the sustainability of one of the more important players in Argentina's waste management sector.
Banco Fie Banco FIE S.A (the “Bank”) is a financial institution supporting micro- and small-sized enterprises in Bolivia. IDB Invest seeks to support Banco FIE through a senior loan with a committed unsecured Tranche I for up to USD 20 million with a term of up to 4 years without grace and an uncommitted Tranche II for up to USD 15 million, with a term to be defined when such tranche is committed. The funds will be used to finance Banco FIE’s urban and rural micro and small enterprise portfolio, expanding the loans for working capital. In addition, Banco FIE will evaluate the technical assistance provided by IDB Invest to improve the Bank’s financial and nonfinancial products aimed at small and micro enterprises in Bolivia forming part of the agro-industrial supply chains of the country based on the significance of this segment for the country and particularly for the Bank. Banco FIE S.A (the “Bank”) is a financial institution supporting micro- and small-sized enterprises in Bolivia. IDB Invest seeks to support Banco FIE through a senior loan with a committed unsecured Tranche I for up to USD 20 million with a term of up to 4 years without grace and an uncommitted Tranche II for up to USD 15 million, with a term to be defined when such tranche is committed. The funds will be used to finance Banco FIE’s urban and rural micro and small enterprise portfolio, expanding the loans for working capital. In addition, Banco FIE will evaluate the technical assistance provided by IDB Invest to improve the Bank’s financial and nonfinancial products aimed at small and micro enterprises in Bolivia forming part of the agro-industrial supply chains of the country based on the significance of this segment for the country and particularly for the Bank.