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         MAHINDRA RENEWABLES PRIVATE LIMITED (MRPL/ the Company) has been granted, through international competitive bidding, a 250MWac solar power project (the Project) within the 750MWac Rewa Ultra Mega Solar Park in the Rewa district of Madhya Pradesh, India. 
       
       
         The Project will be developed by MRPL, which is 100% subsidiary of Mahindra Susten Private Limited (MSPL / Sponsor). The solar park is being developed by Rewa Ultra Mega Solar Limited (RUMSL), a joint venture between Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikas Nigam Limited (MPUVNL)  a Madhya Pradesh State Government agency and the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI). 
       
       
         The Project is expected to be commissioned by December 2018. The off-takers for the Project will be Madhya Pradesh Power Management Company Limited (MPPMCL) and Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC). 1. Increasing clean energy production: The project will help in achieving Government of India's Intended Nationally Determined Contribution of reducing the emissions intensity of its GDP by 33 to 35 percent by 2030 from 2005 levels, and reaching about 40 percent cumulative electric power installed capacity from non-fossil fuel based energy resources by 2030. 

2. Climate Change Mitigation: IFC's investment will enable clean energy production that will help avoid GHG emissions. As the project progresses based on actual power generation figures, company will estimate the GHG emissions reduction and report to IFC as part of its annual E&S performance monitoring report. 

3. Employment generation: The project will create employment opportunities - estimated at 500-550 workers during peak construction phase and around 65 full time skilled employees and around 100 part time unskilled employees during the operation phase.
Financial Information Network & Operations Pvt. Ltd. Financial Information Network & Operations Ltd. (FINO) is a technology company that provides core banking solutions to agencies including micro-financial institutions, co-operative banks and banks (together, Micro Agencies) catering to the low income households.  It also provides automated banking, government transfer services and other financial services for the vast un-banked and under-banked population in rural India through a biometrics based authenticated personal card solution. Having recognized that relying on traditional branch banking to cover rural India would be cost prohibitive, ICICI, Indias largest private sector bank, has incubated FINO and completed pilot testing with some Micro Agencies and their customers.  IFC proposes to make an equity investment in FINO for expansion capital as the company seeks to scale operations. IFC is also seeking technical assistance grants to support this innovative rural banking service company. - Promote growth of Indian Micro Agencies:    With a robust technology solution, FINO will help Micro Agencies reach a larger population by making the data and credit management process reliable, simpler and cost-effective. Growth of this sector will improve the viability of the Micro Agencies, which in many cases currently lack economies of scale.   - Augment financial services across India:    Most Micro Agencies currently focus on provision of credit to their target market. FINOs presence would enable provision of services such as insurance, savings, remittances, and government payments.  The Reserve Bank of India has recently allowed Micro Agencies to serve as business correspondents through which remittances and other financial services may be offered.    - Increase credit to underserved segments in rural and urban India:  The absence of a reliable information, efficient distribution mechanism, and effective financial controls has constrained credit flows across India.  FINO offers an efficient, scaleable solution to improve cost effectiveness and reliability of customer data for Micro Agencies, enabling them to attract capital for lending across underserved segments in India.
Jubilant Pharma The proposed project (the Project) involves an IFC-led financing package that will help provide a counter cyclical and long-term financial support to Jubilant Pharma Limited, Singapore (JPL or the Company) and through JPL, to its parent company, Jubilant Life Sciences Limited, India (JLS or the Parent). JPL is a wholly owned subsidiary of JLS and with this financing, JLS plans to consolidate its pharmaceutical business under JPL. This financing package will help JLS to de-couple its pharmaceutical business from its life science ingredients (LSI) business and enhance shareholder value. 1) Creation of better quality jobs: JLS employs 6,277 people globally, including 1,018 dedicated to R&D and in its pharmaceutical business; JPL employs more than 3,000 people, of which 50 percent are in India. The proposed investment will help maintain these jobs and create new ones, as JPL is able to launch new products, thanks to a stronger balance sheet.   2) Increased access to affordable quality healthcare: The Company''s strong product pipeline and R&D capability will enable better access to quality and affordable healthcare in the underserved markets, including India.   3) Demonstration effect: Through its financing, IFC will help a mid-sized company that has a solid business profile to strengthen its financial structure by lengthening the average maturity of its debt and minimizing its exposure to foreign exchange fluctuations. The proposed IFC financing will facilitate the corporate reorganization thereby enabling JPL to achieve sustainable growth.  4) Linkages:  The Company has a number of local linkages both in its pharmaceuticals and LSI business segments.  For example, on the LSI side, JLS has long-term contracts with local ethanol producers as well as purchases molasses from a number of sugar mills for its own distilleries. It also produces some ingredients that are used as agrochemicals with broad applications in agriculture.
Chalet Hotels The proposed investment is a senior loan of up to INR3,750 mn (approximately US$51 mn) to Chalet Hotels Limited (Chalet or Company), an owner/developer of hospitality, commercial and retail assets. Chalets portfolio comprises of 7 upscale, upper upscale and luxury hotels including a serviced apartment project (together, 2,554 keys) as well as two commercial and two retail assets, across Mumbai, Bengaluru (Bangalore), Hyderabad and Pune. IFCs loan will be used to (i) complete fairly advanced construction of a green IFC EDGE-certified commercial asset; (ii) refurbish and upgrade existing hotels and (iii) preserve operational liquidity at a time when hospitality cash flows have been devastated by the worst pandemic in a century. The most significant, expected Project-level outcome is derived from economy-wide effects by (i) preserving jobs at existing properties, (ii) restarting construction, which would result in the employment of hundreds of daily wage workers, as well as (iii) maintaining timely payments to suppliers including SMEs in the sector that is worst hit by the pandemic. The proposed investment will also (iv) promote greater market resilience in the tourism sector by demonstrating to other players that mixed-use developments create cross-demand and allow for more flexibility as the long-term nature of commercial lease contracts cushion volatility and seasonality of hospitality cash flows, altogether contributing to faster recovery from crises.
Attero Recycling Attero Recycling Private Limited (Attero or the Company) is a company based in India that recycles electronic waste (e-waste). A pioneer in the nascent domestic e-waste recycling market, the Company is unique in India for operating across the full spectrum of the e-waste recycling activities, from sourcing to recovery of component materials. Attero is currently the first and only such end-to-end e-waste recycler officially recognized by the Government of India as having environmentally sound management facilities. Attero seeks to become the leader in the rapidly emerging e-waste recycling sector in India, and is committed to grow in an environmentally friendly and socially responsible way. To do so, Attero is engaging in this project, the focus of which include: expanding its recycling capacity; growing its sales and marketing activities to, among other things, raise awareness of the importance of safe disposal of e-waste; developing further the logistics of sourcing e-waste across the country effectively and in a socially inclusive manner; and continuing its research and development initiatives to improve the efficiency of its recycling operations. This project has the potential to generate a powerful demonstration effect that could result in additional capital flowing into the domestic formal e-waste sector. This will support growth of a small and evolving, but critical market. The community at large will also benefit as the growth of Attero will result in a greater portion of e-waste being recycled in an environmentally sound manner, avoiding the dumping of hazardous substances that have negative health impacts. The project also supports climate change because re-cycling metals from state-of-the-art e-waste technology consumes less energy and generates less hazardous emissions than mining them. The project will allow the Company to grow, generating employment in an environmentally and socially conscious sector that would not have otherwise been created.
Craftsman III 0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0.0000          Craftsman Automation Private Limited (Craftsman   or the Company)   is a diversified engineering company,   with vertically integrated manufacturing capabilities, primarily catering to the   (i)   automotive and   (ii)   industrial and engineering segments  . Craftsman   offer  s   comprehensive end to end solutions including design and process and design engineering services and manufacturing services including non-ferrous, foundry, heat treatment, fabrication, machining and assembly  .       The proposed Project is for   capacity augmentation and modernization of the existing facilities through purchase of new machinery   and   for   the   expansion of the   C  ompanys facilities. (i)	Employment creation and knowledge transfer: The Project will create additional high skill jobs as it expands its operations. The Project will also create additional employment along the supply chain as it increases purchases and variety of its raw materials. 
(ii)	Impact on customers: Customers will benefit from the increase in capacity which will provide a consistent and reliable supply of quality auto component parts, meet the increasing requirements of components as they expand their volumes.
(iii)	Impact on suppliers: Craftsman will impact the suppliers through the increase in its business with the existing local suppliers through additional purchases and a broader range of purchases of components.
(iv)	Increase in taxes: The Project is expected to contribute to the domestic economy through increased tax revenues
Fed Bank Loan table, .k-table{ border-collapse:collapse; width:100%; table-layout:fixed; margin-bottom: 15px;} .k-table, .k-table td, table, table td {outline: 0;border: 1px solid #000; } .k-table td, table td { padding: 5px; }        The project comprises of a Senior Loan of $100m    to Federal Bank Limited (FBL), an existing IFC client. The proposed loan will provide long term funding to the FBLs International Financial Services Center Branch in Gift City, Gujarat. Regional and global integration: The project will support in growing / expanding Indian businesses across different
regions, including Africa, Asia, etc. and promote regional trade and investment.

Growth of IBUs: The project will provide confidence and support growth of IBUs, a strategic initiative of the government of
India to raise long term funds from investors to promote cross border trade and investment and deepen the integration of
the Indian economy with the global economy.

Job creation: The GIFT city initiative of the government is expected to create 500,000 jobs by 2020. IFC's funding
support will help FBL's clients too in growing their business and expanding their operations and supporting the GIFT City
initiative in the process.
RBL Debt I Project The proposed project envisages a senior loan of US$150 million to RBL Bank (RBL or the Bank). The proceeds of the proposed project will be utilized in the following manner (i) US$100mn to support the expansion of RBLs micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) and individual business loans(<$100k) portfolio in the Low-Income States (LIS) of India and (ii) US$50mn earmarked to fund climate smart projects.     RBL is a mid-sized old private sector bank in India that was established in 1943. It was granted the status of a scheduled commercial bank in 1959. It currently services over 5.82mn customers through a network of 288 Branches, 221 Banking Outlets and 390 ATMs spread across 19 Indian states and Union Territories. Shareholders impact: The project is expected to improve access to finance for the MSME sector in LIS, by earmarking the proceeds towards these enterprises. In addition, the Project supports the growth of climate smart financing.
Market Impact: The funding to LIS will enable greater financial inclusion in these states which are the poorest states in the country with significantly low penetration of financial services. In addition, by supporting climate smart financing, the project will encourage sustainability through demonstration and replication channels.
Biological E table, .k-table{ border-collapse:collapse; width:100%; table-layout:fixed; margin-bottom: 15px;} .k-table, .k-table td, table, table td {outline: 0;border: 1px solid #000; } .k-table td, table td { padding: 5px; }        Biological E Limited (BioE or the Company), based in Hyderabad, India, develops and manufactures vaccines which are supplied within India and to other developing and middle-income countries either directly or through supplies to United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF) and the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunizations (GAVI). The Company is World Health Organization (WHO) pre-qualified for the liquid pentavalent vaccine (LPV) and the Japanese encephalitis (JE) vaccine. In pharmaceuticals, the Company manufactures generic formulations for the Indian market.             The Company is now aiming to scale up its product offerings to include a wider range of vaccines and is setting up new manufacturing facilities in Shameerpet, Hyderabad, India for these products (the Project).            Immunization prevents illnesses from vaccine-preventable diseases, thus aiding in prevention of disability and death, in addition to lowering costs of healthcare and preventing productivity losses due to these illnesses. Indias Universal Immunization Programme (UIP), introduced in 1985, has made great progress in expanding Routine Immunization (RI) coverage across the country, and today, it is one of the largest programmes of its kind in the world. The Project will support a research-driven mid-cap company to diversify its product range and increase access to good quality affordable vaccines in India and other developing countries, create direct and indirect jobs and increase manufacturing capacity in India. i.	Children and patients reached: The Project will increase the availability of affordable vaccines which can prevent potentially-fatal childhood diseases. By supplying vaccines to the Government of India, the Company will support India's UIP and contribute to reduction in infant and child mortality levels in the country.  
ii.	Direct and indirect employment creation:  Through this investment, will be able to expand its operations and create around additional high-quality jobs in India by 2022. The Project is also expected to create indirect employment relating to construction, manufacturing and distribution activities of the company. 
iii.	Research and Development: The Company invests significantly in Research and Development which is key to building a pipeline of products for under-met medical needs. The Company plans to launch several new products in India and other developing countries over the next five years.
iv.	Building domestic manufacturing capacity: By growing within India, BioE will contribute to promoting the development of the country's private sector and overall economic growth through its manufacturing facilities. The expansion of the domestic manufacturing capacity of the Company fits with the "Make in India" initiative launched by the government to make India a destination for production of goods and to boost the national economy.
Ramky Infrastructure Text Updated as of May 28, 2005: IFC, in 2005, committed multiple investments totaling $15 million in the Ramky Group (Group) which consisted of investments in Ramky Enviro Engineers Limited (REEL), a company handling the Groups waste management business, to part-finance the establishment of a number of waste management facilities and also investments in Ramky Infrastructure Limited (RIL), the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) arm of the Group for various infrastructure sectors. Subsequently, the committed investment in REEL was cancelled and IFC proceeded with only a part of the committed investment in RIL ($3 million), though the nature of this investment in RIL has also been significantly modified.
INCaF IHDC Small Hydros INCaF is contracting with Dodson-Lindblom HydroPower Private Limited (DLHPPL) and Ascent Hydro Projects Limited (Ascent) on a joint and several basis to purchase Certified Emission Reductions (CERs) generated by the two companies small hydro projects in India.  DLHPPL and Ascent are Indian companies, established in 1997 and 1994 respectively, that are 100% owned subsidiaries of Dodson-Lindblom International (DLI or the Sponsor), a wholly-owned subsidiary of DLZ Corporation of the U.S.  IFC is also lending to these companies, on a joint and several basis (Note that a Summary of Project Information for IFCs investment project with DLI Small Hydros, known by the name IHDC, was already released on June 16, 2005 by IFC). As of June 20, 2006, the project name changed from DLI small Hydros to IHDC Small Hydros. The reason for this change was because the first sponsor, DLI, formed a new company, IHDC, as a special purpose vehicle to own the projects and facilitate the investment of additional investors.

In 2002, IFC and the Netherlands established the IFC-Netherlands Carbon Facility (INCaF) and an associated Trust to enable IFC to purchase, for the benefit of the Netherlands, certified emission reductions (CERs) under the framework of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) of the Kyoto Protocol.  INCaF will purchase CERs from DLHPPL and Ascent generated between 2001 and 2012.  INCaFs purchase will be approximately 90% of the total amount of CERs expected to be generated by the Project during the period from 2001 to 2012.

The Project comprises a package of six small- and mini-hydroelectric generation plants located in three states in India including: 
-  the construction of three greenfield mini-hydroelectric generation facilities in the state of Himachal Pradesh (Sechi, Melan and Panwi);
-  the acquisition, rehabilitation and refurbishment of an existing 34 MW facility in Maharashtra (BH II); 
-  an existing 12 MW operational facility in Maharashtra (BH I); and, 
-  the completion of a 2.2 MW mini-hydropower plant in Madhya Pradesh state (Birsingphur) currently under construction.
Kotak Mahindra Bank The proposed project will provide a 3-year bullet loan of up to $22 million to Kotak Mahindra Bank (KMB), a newly formed bank which was previously known as Kotak Mahindra Finance Limited (KMFL). KMFL, locally rated AAA, was one of the countrys best non bank financial companies (NBFC). KMB undertakes commercial banking activities as well as direct & indirect holdings in 13 companies, whose main business include:

-  asset financing; 
-  investment banking & brokerage;  
-  wealth management and 
-  life insurance.  

The loan would allow KMB to develop

-  its SME business and 
-  make US dollar funding available for its export clients.  It will also provide funding for the bank in its first years of operation, when it is establishing its track record.
Usha Beltron Limited Usha Beltron Limited has two main manufacturing businesses: (i) specialized steel products (wire ropes, wires and wire rods) comprising 70% of the company''s revenue; and (ii) jelly filled telephone cables (JFTC).  The specialized steel products manufactured by Usha Beltron are high value added niche products which are often made to customer specifications through labor intensive processes.  In order to become more cost competitive, the company has undertaken a series of vertical integration projects and in the next phase, it proposes a project for: (i) adding a 7.5 MW waste heat recovery based captive power plant; (ii) setting up a direct reduced iron (DRI) plant to manufacture sponge iron (the main raw material); and (iii) setting up facilities for manufacturing more value-added products in wires and strands, and bright bars.  The DRI and the captive power plants are likely to lead to significant cost savings.  The company also plans to restructure some debt (which are term loans in rupees from local banks with repayments falling due over the next 2-3 years) and replace it with long term debt.        IFC Role:    IFC is considering to provide long term capital to assist  structuring this project and in restructuring the Company''s high cost, short term debt as other sources of long term financing are generally not available to the Company in the current market scenario.  IFC will ensure that Usha Beltron conforms to high standards of environmental, safety and social consciousness as well as to improved corporate governance.     Development Impacts:     The key development benefits of this project are: (i) enabling a mid-level company to become more internationally competitive; (ii) efficiency increases resulting from the backward integration  lower cost production from DRI and captive power plants; and (iii) environmental benefits of using hot waste gases, from the DRI plant, for fuel in the power plants.
Cosmo IV Project Cosmo Films Limited (Cosmo or the Company) is an Indian manufacturer of bi-axially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) and thermal films. BOPP films are used in packaging materials in the textile and food industry, sticky tape, labels of mineral water and soft drink bottles, the lamination of book covers, etc while thermal laminating films are used to laminate books, posters, calendars, etc. The proposed project involves the expansion of its manufacturing capacity in Shendra Special Economic Zone in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, by a 40,000 tonnes per annum line (the Project).  Initially, Cosmo had proposed expansion of its manufacturing facility in Vadodara by 40,000 tonnes per annum line as well as the setting up of a facility in another developing nation. However, those plans have been subsequently changed. Employment opportunities - The Project is expected to create up to 300 new employment opportunities. Efficient technology usage  The Project will employ technology that improves the conversion ratio (input raw material to film output) thereby reducing wastage in the environment and contributing to a cleaner environment.