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With a $50 million loan from the IDB, the CMI Alimentos business group will expand its operations in Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.
The loan was placed through IDB Invest, a member of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) Group, and the operation is intended to finance fixed investments that will help CMI Alimentos continue improving its productivity.
Arguing that the country's situation is complex and that the need for greater liquidity to meet its immediate responsibilities has had consequences on its funding sources, Factoring S.A. announced its exit from the local stock market.
Managers of the financial institution reported that the company began operations in 1998 and in 2011 was authorized by the Superintendence of Banks and Other Financial Institutions (Siboif), to make issues in the stock market.
After the Netherlands decided not to give $21 million to the Ortega administration for the construction of the North Caribbean Regional Hospital, the Nicaraguan government assured that it will finance the work with its own resources.
According to official information, the hospital project, which will have a total cost of $82 million and will be financed by a loan from the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) and funds from the Government of Nicaragua, is expected to begin construction on August 23.
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Within the framework of the political and economic crisis that has limited access to international loans, Nicaragua's National Assembly approved a $100 million loan with a Taiwanese bank, at the request of the Ortega administration.
After U.S. President Donald Trump signed a law known as the "Nica Act" in December 2018, which limits Nicaragua's access to international loans, Daniel Ortega's government has been forced to seek new sources of financing.
In Nicaragua, the license of CrediFactor S.A. to offer securities to the public was revoked due to the difficulties the company is facing in paying for the securities.
The executive president of CrediFactor, Mauricio Pierson Stadthagen explained to Elnuevodiario.com.ni that "...
Although up to July loans granted by Nicaraguan banks totaled $5.047 million, 5% more than in the same month in 2017, since May it has been decreasing month by month.
Credit granted by the financial system increased 5.4% year-on-year in July (8.4% in Jun-18), reaching a gross portfolio of 162,568.2 million of cordobas. However, in terms of levels, the credit shows a decrease for the third consecutive month, reported the Central Bank of Nicaragua.
On top of an international context with low prices, coffee producers in Nicaragua also have to deal with the complications arising from the sociopolitical crisis and a lack of financing options.
As if coffee production's current position in the unfavorable context of low international prices was not enough of a problem for coffee farmers, in Nicaragua they are facing yet other disadvantages, which only complicate the sector's prospects further.
The Ortega administration has announced that with a donation from the Japanese government it intends to build and equip a new hospital in Nueva Guinea, in the South Atlantic Region.
Without revealing details of the date on which the work might begin, representatives from the Japanese embassy in Nicaragua announced that they will finance the start of works on the new hospital, which will have a construction area of 6,649 m2with capacity for 132 beds, four operating rooms, an emergency room, and other services.
$14 million will be allocated to renovating 50 thousand hectares of coffee plantations, with varieties less vulnerable to climate change and more resistant to diseases such as rust.
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The government reported that the Inter-American Development Bank has approved a $20 million loan to finance renewable energy projects managed by small and medium enterprises.
Vice President Rosario Murillo told government media that "... the IDB gave no objection to Banco de la Producción (Banpro) who will give loans to small and medium-sized renewable energy companies," this is reported by Iván Acosta, Minister of Finance, who in turn received the note from Francisco Mayorga who represents us at the IDB."
The IDB plans to disburse up to $150 million this year to finance road construction and electrification works in areas of the Nicaraguan Caribbean.
Representatives of the entity in Nicaragua explained that the goal is to approve up to $280 million in loans for development works in the country this year.
With a loan from the World Bank, outstanding construction works will be completed in several road sections in Granada and Rivas.
This financing for roads is part of a total of $145 million approved by the World Bank for various works in the country, including improvements in the health care system in rural areas.A statement issued by the entity states that "... $60 million will be allocated to the expansion of the Community and Family Health Model nationwide...".
The union of builders is proposing creating an insured mortgage fund, to provide financing for those who can not meet the requirements demanded by banks.
The Chamber of Developers of Nicaragua (Cadur) announced that the fund could start with an initial seed capital of $5 million.The objective of the fund is to finance the purchase of new homes, and to facilitate access to financing for workers in the informal sector or clients that receive remittances from abroad.
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