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IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects Date Disclosed Project Name Document Type 09/13/2021 A91 Fund II Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 08/11/2021 KICT Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 07/01/2021 HDFC II Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 06/17/2021 Silver Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 06/08/2021 KIIFB Green Loan Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 06/08/2021 Tabreed District Cooling Company Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 05/28/2021 Rabo India Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 05/20/2021 South Asia Growth Fund II, L.P. Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 04/30/2021 DFP Baring Asia Credit III Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) Page 1 of 259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects IFC Country Project Number Product Line Company Name Country Code 45858 A91 EMERGING FUND II India IND LLP 45328 KANDLA INTERNATIONAL India IND CONTAINER TERMINAL PRIVATE LIMITED 44139 Loan HOUSING DEVELOPMENT India IND FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED 45113 Equity THE FEDERAL BANK India IND LIMITED 43776 Loan KERALA India IND INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT FUND BOARD 44700 Equity DISTRICT COOLING India IND COMPANY 44172 Loan COOPERATIEVE India IND RABOBANK U A 39369 Equity SOUTH ASIA GROWTH India IND FUND II, L.P. 45107 Equity BPEA INVESTMENT India IND MANAGERS PRIVATE LIMITED Page 2 of 259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects Sector Environmental Category Department Funds FI-2 Disruptive Technologies and Funds Infrastructure B Regional Industry - INF Asia & Pac Financial Institutions FI-3 Regional Industry - FIG Asia & Pac Financial Institutions FI-1 Regional Industry - FIG Asia & Pac other B Regional Industry - INF Asia & Pac other B Regional Industry - INF Asia & Pac Financial Institutions FI-2 Regional Industry - FIG Asia & Pac Funds FI-2 Disruptive Technologies and Funds Funds FI-2 Disruptive Technologies and Funds Page 3 of 259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects IFC investment for Risk Management(Million - Status Projected Board Date USD) Pending 10/31/2021 Pending 09/21/2021 Active 06/30/2021 Active 06/07/2021 Pending 07/10/2021 Pending 07/22/2021 Pending 06/28/2021 Active 06/21/2021 Pending 06/05/2021 Page 4 of 259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects IFC investment for Guarantee(Million - USD) IFC investment for Loan(Million - USD) 250 145.96 50 Page 5 of 259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects IFC investment for Equity(Million - USD) Total IFC investment as approved by Board(Million - USD) 250 43.37 43.37 145.96 25 25 50 30 30 40 40 Page 6 of 259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects WB Country Code As of Date IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM Page 7 of 259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 04/28/2021 Prime IV Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 04/20/2021 BajajFin Debt Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 04/16/2021 Everstone IV Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 04/15/2021 Medgenome Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 04/13/2021 Faering Capital International Growth Fund III Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 04/08/2021 EGP India - Thar Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 04/07/2021 Hero Fincorp TW Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 03/30/2021 RSE Glenmark Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 03/21/2021 Gaja 2020 Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 03/02/2021 VA Tech - HAM Projects Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 02/18/2021 Continuum Green Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 02/16/2021 RSE COVID Dodla II Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) Page 8 of 259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 45228 Equity SEABRIGHT IV, L.P. India IND 45266 Loan BAJAJ FINANCE LIMITED India IND 45049 EVERSTONE FUND IV India IND 45102 Equity MEDGENOME INC. India IND 45210 Equity FAERING CAPITAL India IND INTERNATIONAL GROWTH FUND III 44816 Loan ENEL GREEN POWER India IND INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED 44200 Loan HERO FINCORP LTD India IND 44289 Loan GLENMARK India IND PHARMACEUTICALS LIMITED 44026 Equity GAJA CAPITAL INDIA India IND FUND 2020 LLP 42588 Loan Ganga STP Project Private India IND Limited 45140 Loan CONTINUUM ENERGY India IND LEVANTER PTE. LTD. 44940 Equity DODLA DAIRY LIMITED India IND Page 9 of 259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects Funds FI-2 Disruptive Technologies and Funds Financial Institutions FI-2 Regional Industry - FIG Asia & Pac Funds FI-2 Disruptive Technologies and Funds other B Disruptive Technologies and Funds Funds FI-2 Disruptive Technologies and Funds Infrastructure B Regional Industry - INF Asia & Pac Financial Institutions FI-3 Regional Industry - FIG Asia & Pac other B Regional Industry - MAS Asia & Pac Funds FI-2 CDFPE - Disruptive Technologies and Funds/Private Equity Funds Infrastructure A Regional Industry - INF Asia & Pac Infrastructure B Regional Industry - INF Asia & Pac Agribusiness and Forestry B CM4A1 - Regional Industry - MAS Asia & Pac/Agribusiness and Forestry - ASIA Page 10 of259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects Pending 05/31/2021 Pending 05/18/2021 Pending 05/31/2021 Active 05/18/2021 Pending 05/15/2021 Pending 05/20/2021 Pending 05/07/2021 Active 07/09/2020 Active 02/18/2021 Pending 11/04/2020 Active 01/27/2021 Active 12/15/2020 Page 11 of259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 150 50.89 100 50 14.05 75 Page 12 of259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 30 30 150 16.5 16.5 40 40 50.89 100 50 50 50 14.05 75 8.11 8.11 Page 13 of259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM IN 09/27/2021 02:48:00 AM Page 14 of259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 01/30/2021 upGrad 2021 Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 01/25/2021 JC Flowers India Opportunities Fund Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 01/08/2021 RSE COVID Parag Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 01/04/2021 Provident Housing Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 12/21/2020 Stellaris Venture Partners India Trust II Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 10/22/2020 Netafim India Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 10/16/2020 Indospace COVID-19 Debt Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 09/21/2020 RKF COVID Response Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 09/03/2020 RSE COVID DCM Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 07/24/2020 Biological E II Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 05/29/2020 RSE COVID JK Paper Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 05/28/2020 Fullerton Loan Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) 05/21/2020 Endiya II Summary of Investment Information (AIP Policy 2012) Page 15 of259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects 45142 Equity UPGRAD EDUCATION India IND PRIVATE LIMITED 43521 Equity J.C. FLOWERS INDIA India IND OPPORTUNITIES FUND 43983 Loan Parag Milk Foods Limited India IND 43201 Loan PURAVANKARA LIMITED India IND 44917 Equity STELLARIS VENTURE India IND PARTNERS INDIA TRUST II 44420 Loan NETAFIM IRRIGATION India IND INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED 43802 Loan INDOSPACE LOGISTICS India IND PARKS III LP 44016 Loan RAMKRISHNA FORGINGS India IND LIMITED 44204 Loan DCM SHRIRAM LIMITED India IND 44216 Loan BIOLOGICAL E. LIMITED India IND 43078 Loan JK PAPER LIMITED India IND 43960 Loan FULLERTON INDIA CREDIT India IND COMPANY LIMITED 43680 Equity ENDIYA PARTNERS FUND India IND II Page 16 of259 09/28/2021 IFC Investment Services Projects: India Based on IFC Investment Services Projects Health and Education B Disruptive Technologies and Funds Financial Institutions FI-2 Regional Industry - FIG Asia & Pac Agribusiness and Forestry B Regional Industry - MAS Asia & Pac Tourism, Retail, and Property B Regional Industry - MAS Asia & Pac Funds FI-3 Disruptive Technologies and Funds Agribusiness and Forestry B Regional Industry - MAS Asia & Pac Tourism, Retail, and Property B Regional Industry - MAS Asia & Pac Manufacturing B Regional Industry - MAS Asia & Pac Manufacturing B Regional Industry - MAS Asia & Pac Health and Education B Regional Industry - MAS Asia & Pac Agribusiness and Forestry B Regional Industry
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