International Finance Corporation

International Finance Corporation (IFC), established in 1956, is a member of the World Bank Group dedicated to fostering private sector development in emerging markets. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., with global offices, IFC provides financial and advisory services to support economic activities across various sectors such as infrastructure, agriculture, manufacturing, and financial services. It invests in both direct equity and debt, as well as fund investments, with a focus on projects that promote sustainable development and inclusive growth. IFC's investment range typically spans from $1 million to $100 million, with a minority equity stake, often up to 20%. It also offers debt financing, with loan sizes up to 25% of total project costs or 50% for expansion projects. IFC's portfolio includes a mix of asset-backed securities, corporate debt securities, government obligations, equity investments, and derivative assets. It aims to exit investments through domestic stock markets, arrangements with project sponsors, or public listings within 7 to 15 years.

Wale Ayeni

Regional Head Africa Venture Capital

Paulo De Bolle

Director, Special Situations

Ali Demirci

Global Head, Venture Capital Funds

Andi Dervishi

Chief Investment Officer and Global Head, Fintech

Makhtar Diop

Managing Director

Imad N. Fakhoury

IFC Regional Director South Asia

Allen Forlemu

Regional Industry Director, Financial Institutions Group, Asia and Pacific

Stephanie Friedeburg

Vice President, Corporate Strategy and Resources

Mohamed Gouled

Vice President, Industries

Cheryl Hanway

Director

Saadia Khairi

Vice President and Chief Risk Officer

Rosy Khanna

Regional Industry Director for Financial Institutions in Asia-Pacific

Alfonso Garcia Mora

Regional Vice President for Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean

Vivek Pathak

Director and Global Head of Climate Business

Mary Peschka

Regional Director for Eastern Africa

Sergio Pimenta

Regional Vice President, Africa

Oumar Seydi

IFC Regional Director, Africa

Sarvesh Suri

Regional Industry Director, Infrastructure and Natural Resources

Dahlia Khalifa

Regional Director of Central Africa, Liberia, Nigeria and Sierra Leone

Past deals in Water

Georgia Global Utilities

Debt Financing in 2024
GGU is a water utility and renewable energy holding company that distributes potable water, collects, and processes wastewater. The investments in infrastructure made by the water utility company considerably increase the quality of water supply and wastewater services provided to consumers, as well as contribute to operating efficiency. GGU's renewable energy division owns and runs 240 MW of renewable energy assets, including eight 219 MW hydropower facilities and one 21 MW wind power plant. it was headquartered in Tbilisi, Georgia.

Sanasa Campinas

Debt Financing in 2023
Sanasa Campinas provides water treatment, loss control, sewage treatment, environmental, waste management, repair and maintenance services.

WaterSec

Seed Round in 2022
WaterSec is a manufacturer of Internet of Things (IoT) devices that facilitate communication with gateways to transmit water usage data to application dashboards. The company focuses on enabling customers to monitor their water consumption effectively. By providing real-time data, usage predictions, and anomaly detection, WaterSec assists clients in enhancing water-use efficiency. Their solutions aim to optimize water consumption for both individuals and businesses, supporting a more sustainable approach to water management.

AMEA Power

Debt Financing in 2022
AMEA Power is involved in the development, ownership, and operation of renewable energy projects, focusing on clean energy solutions across emerging markets, particularly in Africa. The company aims to enhance economic development and improve living standards by providing a diverse portfolio that includes thermal, wind, solar, battery storage, ammonia, and water desalination plants. By offering a variety of power solutions, AMEA Power seeks to meet the specific energy needs of the regions it serves, contributing to the global transition to clean energy while promoting environmental sustainability.

AMEA Power

Debt Financing in 2022
AMEA Power is involved in the development, ownership, and operation of renewable energy projects, focusing on clean energy solutions across emerging markets, particularly in Africa. The company aims to enhance economic development and improve living standards by providing a diverse portfolio that includes thermal, wind, solar, battery storage, ammonia, and water desalination plants. By offering a variety of power solutions, AMEA Power seeks to meet the specific energy needs of the regions it serves, contributing to the global transition to clean energy while promoting environmental sustainability.

Organica Water

Series B in 2013
Organica Water, Inc. is a wastewater design-build company specializing in innovative solutions for the treatment and recycling of wastewater. Founded in 1998 and based in Budapest, Hungary, the company has expanded its operations internationally, with locations in Princeton, New Jersey; New Delhi, India; Shanghai, China; and Jakarta, Indonesia. Organica provides a range of products and services that allow clients to construct and manage biological wastewater treatment plants in urban and residential areas. Its offerings include the Organica Bluehouse, a pre-assembled wastewater treatment solution; the Organica Biomodule, which supports biofilm growth; and the Organica Scallop Discfilter for removing suspended solids post-treatment. The company is recognized for its Fixed-Bed Biofilm Activated Sludge technology, which creates energy-efficient systems that integrate into existing infrastructure while promoting the reuse of treated wastewater. With a diverse clientele that includes large municipalities and multinational companies, Organica has successfully implemented over 75 treatment plants globally and continues to invest in research and development to enhance its technology.

Aqualyng

Venture Round in 2012
Aqualyng is a prominent provider of solutions for the water industry, specializing in desalination, wastewater treatment, and other water management services. The company offers a comprehensive range of products and services, including reverse osmosis desalination technology, which is designed to meet the water supply needs of various sectors such as mining, power generation, municipal services, food and beverage production, and semiconductor manufacturing. In addition to desalination, Aqualyng addresses wastewater treatment, cooling tower treatment, and boiler water treatment, ensuring efficient water management and optimal asset operation while minimizing lifecycle costs. Through its diverse offerings, Aqualyng serves as a one-stop solution for various water applications.

Water Health International

Series B in 2004
WaterHealth International, Inc. is dedicated to providing safe and affordable drinking water to millions globally. Operating primarily under the dr. water brand, the company utilizes a sustainable for-profit model to deliver purified water through various channels, including vending kiosks, delivery vehicles, and community water systems. With over 500 such systems established, WaterHealth has significantly impacted the clean water sector, particularly in India. The company also offers remediation and treatment solutions tailored for domestic, commercial, and industrial clients, ensuring that local water resources meet World Health Organization quality standards. Founded in 1995, WaterHealth International is headquartered in Irvine, California, with additional offices in Hyderabad, India; Accra, Ghana; and Ikeja, Nigeria.
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