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Project summary document

Project name:Regional/Private Equity Fund Co-Investment Facility
Country:Regional
Project number:10248
Business sector:Equity funds
Public/Private:Private
Environmental category:FI
Board date:27 June 2000
Status:Board approved
Date PSD disclosed:
Date PSD updated:
5 June 2000
20 October 2005
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Project description
and objectives:

The facility enables the Bank to co-invest alongside its portfolio private equity funds, as well as other funds with established track record in the countries of operations. The facility’s expected average size of deals is €2 million to €10 million.

The original co-investment facility of USD 73.5 million (EUR 80.2 million) set up in June 2000 and extended till June 2006 is expected to fully utilise the amount approved under the Facility in the first phase in November 2005. To date, six projects have been signed under the Facility in Hungary, Poland, Romania and Bulgaria in a wide range of industry sectors.

The EBRD is now considering an expansion of the Facility by an additional USD 120 million to be allocated in the course of a four-year period.

Sub-projects:

  • Regional/Private Equity Fund Facility - Trigranit
  • Regional/Private Equity Fund Facility - Eastbridge
  • Regional/Private Equity Fund Facility - Trigranit II
  • Regional/Private Equity Fund FacilityTerapia SA
  • Regional/Private Equity Fund Facility - Opoczno
  • BTC Mezzanine Co Investment Facility
  • Project Closure
  • ECI Restructured Loan
  • Telelink
  • Hansastroi
  • BITE Group
  • Project Cable Europa
  • Co-Investment Facility - Bank Caspian.

Transition impact:

As the facility’s expected average size of deals is between €2 million and €10 million, the facility is expected to improve the Bank’s ability to provide equity in smaller amounts than the Bank would normally consider. This is expected to lead to an increase of provision of equity by the Bank to growing private companies in the region, with the associated positive economic and employment effects.

A further source of transition impact is that the equity will be provided to companies selected by professional investment managers who have local management teams and an active investment strategy. Hence the investments are expected to provide not only growth capital but also value-added shareholding, which has a positive impact on the corporate decisions and management of the investee companies.

The client:

(i) Private equity funds in which the EBRD invested and their respective portfolio companies.

(ii) Private equity funds in which the EBRD does not have participation that have a good track record and reputation, and their respective portfolio companies.

EBRD finance:

Expansion of the the Facility by a further USD 120 million to be invested over a four year period ending on 15 November, 2009.

Total project cost:

For Phase II USD 120 million.

Environmental impact:

The facility will adopt within its investment policy the Bank’s "Environmental Procedures for Private Equity Funds". In addition, investee companies under the facility will be required to comply with national and EU/World Bank requirements for environment, health and safety.

Technical
cooperation:

None.

For consultant opportunities for projects financed by technical cooperation funds, visit procurement of consultants.

Company contact:

 N/A

EBRD contact:

Galia Amirova, Operation Leader: amirovag@ebrd.com

Business opportunities:

For business opportunities or procurement, contact the client company.

General enquiries:

EBRD project enquiries not related to procurement:
Tel: +44 20 7338 7168; Fax: +44 20 7338 7380
Email: projectenquiries@ebrd.com


Project Summary Documents are created before consideration by the EBRD Board of Directors. Details of a project may change following disclosure of a Project Summary Document. Project Summary Documents cannot be considered to represent official EBRD policy.
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