Date de publication: 26 mars 2014
Promoteur – Intermédiaire Financier
THE EASTERN AND SOUTHERN AFRICAN TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT BANKLieu
Description
The programme is dedicated to SMEs and Mid-caps in PTA Bank's Member States. It constitutes of a credit line to the Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank headquartered in Bujumbura, with regional offices in Nairobi, Harare and Mauritius – commonly known as the Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) Bank, a regional development financial institution (DFI) – for on-lending to final private sector entities in EIB eligible PTA Member States. The loan will mainly finance investments in agribusiness, energy, manufacturing and service sectors.
Objectifs
The line of credit is intended to support the availability of term finance to small and medium-sized enterprises and mid-cap companies operating in the private sector.
Secteur(s)
Montant BEI envisagé (montant approximatif)
EUR 80 million
Coût total (montant approximatif)
Not applicable.
Aspects environnementaux
PTA Bank will ensure that projects financed comply, as a minimum, with the environmental standards of PTA Bank’s Member States. In order to further mitigate potential Environmental and Social risks, the side-letter to the financial contract will include conditions pertinent for this promoter and region in line with requirements under EU Directives.
Passation des marchés
The Bank will require the promoter to ensure that implementation of the project will be done in accordance with the Bank's Guide to Procurement. However, the operation will be limited to private sector entities only, implying that there are no public procurement related concerns at the outset.
Statut
Signé - 25/11/2014
Clause de non-responsabilité
Avant d’être approuvés par le Conseil d’administration et avant la signature des prêts correspondants, les projets font l’objet d’une instruction et de négociations. Par conséquent, les informations et données fournies sur cette page sont indicatives.
Elles sont fournies à des fins de transparence uniquement et ne peuvent être considérées comme représentant la politique officielle de la BEI (voir également les notes explicatives).