News
17 November 2020

IFC invests in Mali mineral lime producer CCM

In:
Agriculture/food chain
Region:
Middle East & Africa

The International Finance Corporation has invested in Carrières et Chaux du Mali (CCM) to help the company increase production of agricultural lime and quicklime.

The investment consists of a loan from IFC and the International Development Association's Private Sector Window (IDA-PSW) of up to €8.92 million equivalent in XOF. It represents IFC's first local currency financing in Mali in support of the manufacturing, agribusiness, and services sectors.

CCM will use the funds to increase its annual production capacity of quicklime from 16,500 tonnes per year presently to 30,000 tonnes by 2023, while developing the capacity to produce 50,000 tonne of agricultural lime per year.

You might also like


Perspective
20 June 2025

CAF pushes the MDB hybrid envelope – but will others follow?

Latin American's CAF made headlines with its $500 million perpetual non-call 5.5-year hybrid this month. The entry of hybrid capital is the latest in a line of innovations...

Perspective
24 June 2025

Riding the gusts: Poland progresses offshore wind ambitions

Equinor and Polenergia have closed a landmark project financing for Baltyk 2&3 amid a flurry of activity in the offshore wind sector. Poland has big ambitions to establish a...