Geographical coverage: Belize, Costa Rica, Cuba, Guatemala, Jamaica, Mexico, NIcaragua, Salvador, Panama.

Proparco's youngest offices. Since it's opening in 2011, this regional office has attained close to US$1 billon in signatures between Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. As a strong contributor to Proparco's climate action, 64% of projects contribute to the fight against climate change.

Through a US$20 million investment, Proparco is supporting an actor committed to strengthening social cohesion. Vinte's role and impact on Mexican society was celebrated in 2019 by Fortune magazine as one of 52 companies that are changing the world.

As it celebrates its 40th anniversary in Mexico, Proparco has signed three credit facilities that highlight its continued commitment to contribute to the economic, social and environmental development of the region. The financing for these 3 projects is in addition to the $1 billion already granted by Proparco in Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean over the past 12 years.

Proparco, alongside Acon Investments, DEG and FMO, acquired the Vitalis Group (Vitalis), a leading manufacturer and distributor of generic injectable pharmaceuticals with production facilities in Colombia and Mexico. This acquisition will support Vitalis’ growth and facilitate access to affordable medicines in Latin America.

QMC Telecom International Holdings LLC ("QMC" or the “Company”), Latin America’s leading digital wireless infrastructure growth platform, today announced the successful closing of two credit facilities totaling $115 million. These two loans come on the heels of QMC Telecom do Brasil’s R$1.25 billion (~$250 million) debenture offering in late December 2023.

Proparco and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) support responsible forest sector by providing a multilateral credit facility for $65 million dollars to the Proteak Group, the leading Mexican company in the international forestry sector.

Through a US$65 million senior loan, Proparco will help UNIFIN further support projects in clean energy, energy efficiency, sustainable agriculture, and financial inclusion in Mexico.

By committing USD 15 million in the Linzor IV fund, Proparco is promoting impact investing in Latin America, particularly in Mexico, Colombia and Peru.