IFC to Banco Industrial (MSMEs)
US$850 million
US$100 M own account + US$750 M subordinated notesFeb 11, 2026IFCRecent IFC operations in Guatemala: a US$850 million package for Banco Industrial for micro, small and medium-sized firms (11 February 2026: US$100 M of own-account subordinated loan plus US$750 M in subordinated notes placed in the market, the first 'C/B Loan' for a financial institution, with orders above US$2,800 M); US$770 million for Energuate (US$100 M direct plus US$670 M through an international bond, an 'A/B Bond' structure, 20 October 2025); US$415 million for Banco Industrial alongside JICA and FinDev Canada (IFC 190 / JICA 150 / FinDev 75, 22 September 2025) for green building, climate-smart agriculture, housing and women-led firms; US$230 million for BAC Guatemala (May 12, 2026); and G&T Continental's sustainable DPR of up to US$200 M (approved 16 December 2025, disbursed 28 January 2026). Total exposure of ~US$3,200 million, 'the largest in Central America', circulates in the press but does not appear in the IFC releases that were reopened.
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- G&T Continental sustainable DPR
Up to US$200 million, 7 years with 2 of grace
Approved Dec 16, 2025, disbursed Jan 28, 2026IFC - IFC to Energuate (A/B Bond)US$770 millionUS$100 M direct + US$670 M bondOct 20, 2025IFC
- IFC/JICA/FinDev Canada to Banco IndustrialUS$415 million190/150/75Sep 22, 2025IFC
- IFC to BAC GuatemalaUS$230 millionMay 12, 2026IFC
- Total IFC exposure in Guatemala (press)~US$3,200 millionMay 2026cobertura de prensa; no confirmada por IFCPress figure