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Date Disclosed Project Name Project Number Product Line 09/15/2021 OSMANGAZI ELEKTRIK DAGITIM AS 45265 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects Date Disclosed Project Name Project Number Product Line 09/15/2021 OSMANGAZI ELEKTRIK DAGITIM AS 45265 09/13/2021 A91 Fund II 45858 09/13/2021 Khaadi Corporation SMC Pvt Ltd 45445 09/07/2021 FCS RE Kings Beverage 44796 09/07/2021 AP Bank 45736 09/07/2021 Ipoteka Loan 45287 09/02/2021 Bank Alliance 45832 09/02/2021 Bank Alliance 45832 08/27/2021 BOP Omni Loan 43584 08/27/2021 Digital Bridge Emerging Markets 45362 08/23/2021 GyT Sub. Debt 43670 08/23/2021 Toters 45171 08/20/2021 CIDT Expansion 45030 Page 1 of 1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects Company Name Country Sector OSMANGAZI ELEKTRIK Turkey Infrastructure DAGITIM AS A91 EMERGING FUND II India Funds LLP KHAADI SMC PVT. LTD. Pakistan Tourism, Retail, and Property KINGS BEVERAGES PVT Sierra Leone Agribusiness and Forestry LIMITED AGROPROSPERIS BANK, Ukraine Financial Institutions PAT IPOTEKA BANK JSC Uzbekistan Financial Institutions MORTGAGE BANK BANK ALLIANCE PUBLIC Ukraine Financial Institutions JOINT STOCK COMPANY BANK ALLIANCE PUBLIC Ukraine Financial Institutions JOINT STOCK COMPANY Omni S.A Credito Brazil Financial Institutions Financiamento e Investimento DIGITAL COLONY Latin America Region Telecommunications, Media, and Technology ACQUISITIONS BANCO G AND T Guatemala Financial Institutions CONTINENTAL S.A. TAN HOLDING SAL Lebanon Tourism, Retail, and Property COMPAGNIE IVOIRIENNE Cote D'Ivoire Agribusiness and Forestry Page 2 of 1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects Environmental Category Department Status B Regional Industry INF MCT Pending FI-2 Disruptive Technologies and Funds Pending B Regional Industry MAS MCT Pending B Regional Industry - MAS ME & Africa Pending FI-2 Regional Industry - FIG - ECA Pending FI-2 Regional Industry FIG MCT Pending FI-2 Regional Industry - FIG - ECA Pending FI-2 Regional Industry - FIG - ECA Pending FI-3 Regional Industry - FIG LAC Pending B Regional Industry - INF LAC Pending FI-2 Regional Industry - FIG LAC Pending B Disruptive Technologies and Funds Pending B Regional Industry - MAS ME & Africa Pending Page 3 of 1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects Projected Board Date IFC investment for Loan(Million - USD) 10/15/2021 10/31/2021 12/31/2021 10/15/2021 10/08/2021 10/15/2021 10/08/2021 10/08/2021 09/27/2021 09/28/2021 10/06/2021 09/24/2021 09/20/2021 Page 4 of 1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects Total IFC investment as approved by Board(Million - USD) Page 5 of 1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 08/19/2021 GTSFWolverine 44827 08/16/2021 Soufflet Corp 45465 08/11/2021 KICT 45328 08/09/2021 ISC-Ibtikar II 44824 08/09/2021 Brimore 45574 08/06/2021 SILK 40075 Equity 08/03/2021 BOP Tamweelcom 45509 07/26/2021 Project SIMBA Equity - Insurance Sector 42810 Equity 07/23/2021 Keenu Equity 42733 Equity 07/23/2021 Liquid Telecom Equity 45192 07/23/2021 DCM UBP Social Bond 44900 Loan 07/16/2021 Newko Balkan II 44794 07/13/2021 Strominvest AFH 44589 Page 6 of 1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT DES TEXTILES SA WOLVERINE WORLD World Region Manufacturing WIDE, INC. SOUFFLET FINANCES Eastern Europe Region Agribusiness and Forestry KANDLA INTERNATIONAL India Infrastructure CONTAINER TERMINAL PRIVATE LIMITED ISC-IBTIKAR FUND II West Bank and Gaza Funds BRIMORE Egypt, Arab Republic of other PVI HOLDINGS Vietnam Financial Institutions THE JORDAN MICRO Jordan Financial Institutions FINANCE COMPANY HOLMARCOM INSURANCE Morocco Financial Institutions ACTIVITIES SA WEMSOL PRIVATE Pakistan Financial Institutions LIMITED LIQUID Africa Region other TELECOMMUNICATIONS (JERSEY) LIMITED UNION BANK OF THE Philippines Financial Institutions PHILIPPINES NEWKO BALKAN SH.P.K. Kosovo Manufacturing STROMINVEST LLC Belarus other Page 7 of 1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects B Gbl Ind, Manufact, Agribus & Services Pending B Regional Industry - MAS ECA Pending B Regional Industry - INF Asia & Pac Pending FI-3 Disruptive Technologies and Funds Pending B Disruptive Technologies and Funds Pending FI-1 Regional Industry - FIG Asia & Pac Active FI-3 Regional Industry FIG MCT Pending FI-2 Regional Industry - FIG ME & Africa Active C Global Industry, Financial Markets Pending B Regional Industry - INF ME & Africa Pending FI-2 Regional Industry - FIG Asia & Pac Active B Regional Industry - MAS ECA Pending B Regional Industry - MAS ECA Pending Page 8 of 1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 04/13/2021 09/28/2021 09/21/2021 09/13/2021 04/13/2021 08/31/2021 05/21/2021 08/25/2021 09/08/2021 04/30/2021 150 09/15/2021 09/15/2021 Page 9 of 1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 7.48 50.44 5 150 Page 10 of1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 07/13/2021 GEM Loan 43250 07/07/2021 RATCH Loan 43901 Loan 07/01/2021 Global Market Access Holding (DIFC) Ltd 44293 07/01/2021 HDFC II 44139 Loan 06/30/2021 Erste_CRO_MREL 44745 Loan 06/30/2021 OCB green loan 43733 Loan 06/30/2021 Aspen Pharmacare 45174 Loan 06/29/2021 PSL - Ultratech 45146 Loan 06/28/2021 Banco BV SEF Credit Line 43661 Loan 06/25/2021 Infinity Medical 44402 06/24/2021 CTP Bond 44887 Loan 06/23/2021 WCS COVID NMBTZ 44080 Loan Page 11 of1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects GEM CO., LTD. China Manufacturing RH INTERNATIONAL Thailand Infrastructure (SINGAPORE) CORPORATION PTE. LTD. GLOBAL MARKET ACCESS United Arab Emirates Financial Institutions HOLDING (DIFC) LTD HOUSING DEVELOPMENT India Financial Institutions FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED ERSTE & Croatia Financial Institutions STEIERMARKISCHE BANK D. D. ORIENT COMMERCIAL Vietnam Financial Institutions JOINT STOCK BANK ASPEN FINANCE South Africa other PROPRIETARY LIMITED PRECIOUS SHIPPING Thailand Infrastructure PUBLIC COMPANY LIMITED BANCO VOTORANTIM S.A. Brazil Financial Institutions INFINITY ADVANCED Ethiopia other TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS PLC CTP N.V. Central Europe Region other NMB BANK PLC Tanzania Financial Institutions Page 12 of1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects B Regional Industry - MAS Asia & Pac Pending B Regional Industry - INF Asia & Pac Pending C Global Industry, Financial Markets Pending FI-3 Regional Industry - FIG Asia & Pac Active FI-3 Regional Industry - FIG - ECA Active FI-2 CF4S4 - Regional Industry - FIG Asia & Active Pac/FIG Inv Ops East Asia & Pacific B Regional Industry - MAS ME & Africa Pending B Regional Industry - INF Asia & Pac Pending FI-3 Regional Industry - FIG LAC Pending B Regional Industry - MAS ME & Africa Pending B Regional Industry - MAS ECA Active FI-2 Regional Industry - FIG ME & Africa Active Page 13 of1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 08/30/2021 06/28/2021 150 07/30/2021 06/30/2021 250 06/25/2021 91.43 06/25/2021 100 05/27/2021 241.6 06/15/2021 60 07/30/2021 150 08/06/2021 05/13/2021 181.2 05/21/2021 90 Page 14 of1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 150 250 91.43 100 241.6 60 150 181.2 90 Page 15 of1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 06/22/2021 NSG RSE FACILITY 45366 Loan 06/17/2021 Silver 45113 Equity 06/16/2021 TradeDepot Ser.B 45601 Equity 06/15/2021 SLGP SIB SME RSF II 41091 Guarantee 06/15/2021 Axian Togo 44666 Loan 06/14/2021 BOP Equity BCDC 45557 Loan 06/11/2021 GTLP CITI V 45495 Loan 06/09/2021 BOP LAPO 45304 Loan 06/08/2021 KIIFB Green Loan 43776 Loan 06/08/2021 Tabreed District Cooling Company 44700 Equity 06/07/2021 WCS COVID GLR 44973 Loan 06/04/2021 DARP SPV EOS II 44378 Page 16 of1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects NSG UK ENTERPRISES Argentina Manufacturing LIMITED THE FEDERAL BANK India Financial Institutions LIMITED TRADEDEPOT INC Nigeria Infrastructure SIB SME RSF II Cote D'Ivoire Financial Institutions LA SOCIETE HOLDING Togo Telecommunications, Media, and Technology TOGOLAISE DES COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONIQUES SA EQUITY BCDC Congo, Democratic Republic Financial Institutions of CITIBANK N.A. World Region Financial Institutions LAPO MICROFINANCE Nigeria Financial Institutions BANK LTD KERALA India other INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT FUND BOARD DISTRICT COOLING India other COMPANY MOTORACTIVE IFN SA Romania Financial Institutions DARP SPV EOS II Southern Europe Region Financial Institutions Page 17 of1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects B Regional Industry - MAS LAC Active FI-1 Regional Industry - FIG Asia & Pac Active B Disruptive Technologies and Funds Pending FI-2 CF3S4 - Regional Industry - FIG ME & Active Africa/FIG Africa Porf. Wst/Cen/Sth B Gbl Infrastructure & Natural Resources Pending FI-2 Regional Industry - FIG ME & Africa Pending FI-3 CFGPD - Global Industry, Financial Active Markets/Trade & Supply Chain, Products FI-3 CF3S1 - Regional Industry - FIG ME & Pending Africa/FIG Africa Investment Stream B Regional Industry - INF Asia & Pac Pending B Regional Industry - INF Asia & Pac Pending FI-2 Regional Industry - FIG - ECA Active FI-2 Regional Industry - FIG - ECA Pending Page 18 of1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 05/28/2021 40 06/07/2021 05/31/2021 05/25/2018 07/20/2021 59.51 06/15/2021 50 06/03/2021 600 06/22/2021 8 07/10/2021 145.96 07/22/2021 06/15/2021 12.19 07/07/2021 Page 19 of1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 40 43.37 10 35.61 59.51 50 600 8 145.96 25 12.19 Page 20 of1790 09/24/2021 Hydro Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 06/02/2021 LPG Mombasa 44248 Loan 06/01/2021 DARP SA Cerberus 45182 06/01/2021 Robust Nigeria 45225 Loan 05/28/2021 ACV Capital III 45325 05/28/2021 Santander Green 45017 Loan 05/28/2021 CIMAF West Africa 42046 05/28/2021 Rabo India 44172 Loan 05/28/2021 GTFP STERLING B.
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