US financing: DFC and EXIM
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The DFC board approved a US$300 million loan to Banco Industrial on 15 January 2025 for on-lending to micro, small and medium-sized firms (60% women-led, 10% smaller firms with climate projects, 30% others; 20% of the total for rural borrowers), with a total project cost of US$375 M and US$75 M contributed by BI; the precedent is an approval of up to US$200 M for BI on 4 June 2020 (a minimum of 30% for women entrepreneurs). OPIC/DFC also backed BI's DPR with up to US$250 M over 12 years, lent to Industrial DPR Funding Ltd. (Cayman Islands). US EXIM approved a final commitment of more than US$11.3 million on 29 July 2024 for two self-refrigerated nitrogen generation plants for Productos del Aire de Guatemala (PAGSA) under the CTEP program. The count of '12 active DFC projects as of April 2025' in the original version has no source.
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- DFC a Banco Industrial
- US$300 millones (costo total US$375 M; US$75 M aporte BI)
- DFC a Banco Industrial (antecedente)
- hasta US$200 millones
- OPIC/DFC al DPR de BI
- hasta US$250 millones a 12 años (Industrial DPR Funding Ltd.)
- US EXIM a PAGSA (programa CTEP)
- >US$11.3 millones
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