DFCD facility

Project name

Project country

Short description

Amount of investment/grant

LUF/DFCD Aya - FMO

Camimex

Vietnam

Camimex Group Joint Stock Company (CMX) is one of Vietnam’s leading processors and exporters of conventional and premium organic shrimps. Established in 1977 in the Ca Mau province of the Mekong Delta, the company processes seafood, mainly shrimps, at three processing factories, with an annual capacity of 15,000t. The company sources organic shrimp from over 1,200 smallholder farmers across 6,300ha of integrated mangrove farms.

USD 15 mln debt

LUF/DFCD Aya - FMO

Helios CLEAR

Africa

The Helios Climate, Energy, Adaptation and Resilience Fund is a private equity fund being raised by Helios Investment Partners, a leading Pan-African PE firm. CLEAR is a Paris-aligned climate fund dedicated to securing a low-carbon growth trajectory for Africa. The Fund is an ‘article 9 Fund’ according to the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation classification system. The Fund adopts a ‘climate first’ lens and is targeting dual climate benefits – both mitigation and adaptation – through investments in mid-cap businesses across five key themes (green energy solutions, climate-smart agribusiness, green transport and logistics, resource efficiency and climate enablers).

USD 10 mln equity

LUF/DFCD Aya - FMO

Miro

Ghana. Sierra Leone

Miro is one of the largest forestry plantation companies in West Africa, with currently 10,000 ha planted. Miro develops and manages high quality, cost-competitive, FSC certified, fast growing industrial timber species (mainly: eucalyptus/acacia) and is in the process of setting up the respective downstream production facilities and market entries to capture the maximum value of the wood grown.

USD 1.07 mln debt

OF-SNV

John Vents Industries

Nigeria

JohnVents Industries Limited (JVI) is a Nigerian agribusiness advancing sustainability across the cocoa value chain. Founded in 2014, JVI has grown from a grain trader to a major cocoa processor with two factories totaling 48,000MT annual capacity. Sourcing from 12,000 smallholder farmers across Nigeria, JVI aims to reach 25,000 by 2025, while promoting climate resilience, deforestation-free practices, and inclusive growth.

425,000 EUR Grant

OF-SNV

Phuc Sinh Corporation

Vietnam

Phuc Sinh Corporation is one of Vietnam’s top exporters of coffee and pepper, known for championing Rainforest Alliance standards. Established in 2001, the company processes and trades both Robusta and Arabica coffee through multiple factories across Vietnam. Phuc Sinh sources RA-certified coffee from smallholder farmers across 3,620ha and aims to nearly double this area by 2028 to enhance climate resilience.

431,250 EUR Grant 

WF - CFM

TICSA

Mexico

TICSA, a subsidiary of EPM — Colombia’s largest utility company and one of the nation’s most prominent firms — is a Mexican company specializing in industrial wastewater treatment and waste-to-energy solutions. CI2 is looking to establish a joint venture that will develop and build a portfolio of waste and water treatment facilities in the Latin American region. Additionally, further investment opportunities for the development of expansion and enhancement of operating facilities are also considered within the portfolio.

3,020,600 EUR