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["Deal ID","Is public","Deal scope","Deal size","Target country","Current size under contract","Current size in operation (production)","Current negotiation status","Current implementation status","Fully updated","Top parent companies","Intended size (in ha)","Size under contract (leased or purchased area, in ha)","Size in operation (production, in ha)","Comment on land area","Intention of investment","Comment on intention of investment","Carbon offset project","Comment on carbon offset project","Nature of the deal","Comment on nature of the deal","Negotiation status","Comment on negotiation status","Implementation status","Comment on implementation status","Purchase price","Purchase price currency","Purchase price area type","Purchase price area","Comment on purchase price","Annual leasing fee","Annual leasing fee currency","Annual leasing fee type","Annual leasing fee area","Comment on leasing fees","Contract farming","On leased / purchased","On leased area/farmers/households","Not on leased / purchased (out-grower)","Not on leased area/farmers/households (out-grower)","Comment on contract farming","Jobs created (total)","Planned number of jobs (total)","Planned employees (total)","Planned daily/seasonal workers (total)","Current total number of jobs/employees/ daily/seasonal workers","Comment on jobs created (total)","Jobs created (foreign)","Planned number of jobs (foreign)","Planned employees (foreign)","Planned daily/seasonal workers (foreign)","Current foreign number of jobs/employees/ daily/seasonal workers","Comment on jobs created (foreign)","Jobs created (domestic)","Planned number of jobs (domestic)","Planned employees (domestic)","Planned daily/seasonal workers (domestic)","Current domestic number of jobs/employees/ daily/seasonal workers","Comment on jobs created (domestic)","Actors involved in the negotiation / admission process","Name of investment project","Comment on investment chain","Operating company: Investor ID","Operating company: Name","Operating company: Country of registration/origin","Operating company: Classification","Operating company: Investor homepage","Operating company: Opencorporates link","Operating company: Comment","Name of community","Name of indigenous people","Comment on communities / indigenous peoples affected","Recognition status of community land tenure","Comment on recognitions status of community land tenure","Community consultation","Comment on consultation of local community","Community reaction","Comment on community reaction","Presence of land conflicts","Comment on presence of land conflicts","Displacement of people","Number of people actually displaced","Number of households actually displaced","Number of people displaced out of their community land","Number of people displaced staying on community land","Number of households displaced \"only\" from their agricultural fields","Number of people facing displacement once project is fully implemented","Comment on displacement of people","Negative impacts for local communities","Comment on negative impacts for local communities","Promised compensation (e.g. for damages or resettlements)","Received compensation (e.g. for damages or resettlements)","Promised benefits for local communities","Comment on promised benefits for local communities","Materialized benefits for local communities","Comment on materialized benefits for local communities","Presence of organizations and actions taken (e.g. farmer organizations, NGOs, etc.)","Former land owner","Comment on former land owner","Former land use","Comment on former land use","Former land cover","Comment on former land cover","Crops area/yield/export","Comment on crops","Livestock area/yield/export","Comment on livestock","Mineral resources area/yield/export","Comment on mineral resources","Contract farming crops","Comment on contract farming crops","Contract farming livestock","Comment on contract farming livestock","Electricity generation","Comment on electricity generation","Carbon sequestration/offsetting","Comment on carbon sequestration/offsetting","Has domestic use","Domestic use","Has export","Export","Country 1","Country 1 ratio","Country 2","Country 2 ratio","Country 3","Country 3 ratio","Comment on use of produce","In country processing of produce","Comment on in country processing of produce","Processing facilities / production infrastructure of the project (e.g. oil mill, ethanol distillery, biomass power plant etc.)","In-country end products of the project","Water extraction envisaged","Comment on water extraction envisaged","Source of water extraction","Comment on source of water extraction","Comment on how much do investors pay for water","Water extraction amount","Comment on how much water is extracted","Use of irrigation infrastructure","Comment on use of irrigation infrastructure","Water footprint of the investment project","Comment on gender-related info","Overall comment","Not public","Comment on not public"]
[3458,"Yes","transnational","8000.00","Liberia","8000.00","4577.00","Concluded (Contract signed)","In operation (production)","2022-12-22T10:08:42.891000+00:00","Bolloré Group#168#France|Geselfina S.A.#41759#Liechtenstein|Afico S.A.#41760#Luxembourg|Twosun Fin. SA#41761#Liechtenstein|Hubert Fabri#41762#France|Compagnie du Cambodge#41763#France|Technifin#41764#Switzerland|Plantations des Terres Rouges#41765#Luxembourg|Compagnie des Glénans#41766#France","8000.00","1959-08-01##8000|2007#current#8000","2013##4297|2014##4805|2017#current#4577","Another source mentions 40468.8ha in 1959. Another source states size is 8800 ha. In 2017 2,042ha were productive, the remaining area was immature trees. In  2021, Front page by Africa mentioned Salala Rubber Corporation, established in 1959, holds a concession of over 40,000 hectares","2007#current#8000#Non-food agricultural commodities","Rubber",null,null,"Lease","Previous owners- 70 years from 1959 (1959/08/01)","1959##Concluded (Contract signed)|2007##Concluded (Change of ownership)|2007#current#Concluded (Contract signed)","Current owners took over the company in 2007. Previous owners acquired plantation in 1959.","2007#current#In operation (production)","It is not clear when and if the previous owners brought the land into production",{"$nulls":9},"The rent is still paid to the government, not to the people with customary land rights. Bread for All states that the rent is considerably below what it should be because the amount is based on the 1959 contract. The company paid US$1,200 in surface rental for the period 1 July 2010 - 30 June 2011.","Yes",null,null,"Yes","2017#current##60#","The corporation is also engaged in a smallholder program for local rubber farmers. In implementing this program, Salala provides budded rubber stumps of variety of clones to local farmers who are selling rubber to Salala. In addition to providing rubber stumps, Salala also provides technical support – (training of tappers, etc.) agricultural tools and chemicals (acid, fertilizers) for local farmers.","Yes",{"$nulls":3},"2017#current#1381##","Of the 1,381 workers, about 75% are not permanently employed.The residents claimed that the latest attacks by the group, comprising current employees and contractors of the company have led some residents including local activists to flee the area for fear of their lives, while most of them who left behind are now living with fear.",{"$nulls":12},"Liberian government#Government / state institutions (government, ministries, departments, agencies etc.)|Ministry of Agriculture and the Bureau of Concessions#Government / state institutions (government, ministries, departments, agencies etc.)",null,"Owned by Agrifinal and Socfinaf, both subsidiaries of Socfin;  Salala plantation and factory are managed by Socfin Consultant Services. International Finance Corporation (IFC) has tabled all SRC’s loan application processes pending full scale investigation into the complaint filed against it by communities. Dutch Banks ING Group, ABN AMRO, and Rabobank have provided 3.1 billion Euros (nearly US$3.5 billion) to agriculture projects that have led to deforestation and human rights violations around the world, including SRC",36754,"Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC)","Liberia","Private company",{"$nulls":3},"Kpelle communities#",null,"22 Liberian Indigenous communities\nOver the decades, the Petitioners — residents of Gleagba, Bloomu, Dokai (old), Dokai (new), Bondolon, Massaquoi, Martin, Deedee-ta 2, Kuwah-ta, Jorkporlorsue, Gorbor, Kolledarpolon, Monkey-tail, Ansa-ta, Lango, Garjay, Dedee-ta 1, Kolongalai, Sayue-ta, Tartee-ta, Varmue, and Pennoh Villages –have been ejected from their ancestral farmlands due to successive waves of expansion by SRC’s rubber plantation. ","Indigenous Peoples traditional or customary rights not recognized by government","Residents of 22 indigenous Kpelle communities, dispossessed of their customary land, cultural sites, and livelihoods, have filed a groundbreaking legal action against the Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC) and the Liberian Government.  \n","Limited consultation","lack of consultation as early as the original establishment in 1959. The current investor did not take this lack of consultation into account when it gained the rights to the land. Local communities have not been consulted on further expansions since 2007. Rural people, who had lived on the land even before the country got its independence in 1847, did not participate in the concession-awarding processes.","Rejection","communities filed a complaint with the Compliance Advisor Ombudsman (CAO) at the IFC on 27 May 2019 alleged that the expansion has undermined their livelihoods and has been accompanied by violence against women and community leaders. ","Yes","communities filed a complaint with the Compliance Advisor Ombudsman (CAO) at the IFC on 27 May 2019 alleged that the expansion has undermined their livelihoods and has been accompanied by violence against women and community leaders. The abuses include mass land seizures and displacements of indigenous, destruction of sacred heritage and livelihood sites.\n\nIn December 2021,  it was recorded that the company among other companies received Dutch investments through their parent companies to knock down the forest and take away land belonging to rural communities. Subsidiaries of multinational companies operating in Liberia have all been investigated and found liable for land grab","Yes",2000,{"$nulls":5},"forced eviction and economic displacement. One report said that farmers are dislodged from their habitat and dispossessed of their livelihoods with little or no compensation with the acquiesce of their government. The company is so powerful that it appears to get very incense when called to account for excesses committed in its operations and it gets really hopeless for the ordinary people whose survival depend wholly on the very land they are contesting with the powerful. The company evicted us from our own village and the person who opened this village allowed us to stay here,” says David Sumo, a 75 year-old man of Monkey Tail Town, one of the 22 affected communities.","Environmental degradation|Socio-economic|Cultural loss|Eviction|Displacement|Violence|Other","The Bread for All report mentions incidents of a wide range of issues such as polluted water, lower food security, loss of sacred forests, evictions and violence used against workers and community members.\nLand grab and forced eviction, economic displacement and loss of livelihood, employment cond.The residents claimed that the latest attacks by the group, comprising current employees and contractors of the company have led some residents including local activists to flee the area for fear of their lives, while most of them who left behind are now living with fear of intimidation and labor rights violations, water pollution, gender-based violence and threats of reprisals and intimidation.Nora Massa, a youthful resident mentioned  that they  were born and raised in this town but  they are not going to school. Before we work, except they have sex with us. If we disagree, we will not work.”\n\nSubsidiaries of multinational companies operating in Liberia have all been investigated and found liable for deforestation, land grab, and human rights abuses.\n\nIn 2019, Binda and other villagers lodged a complaint with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), which in 2008 invested US$10 million in SRC to rehabilitate its facilities and expand its plantation. They accused SRC of several counts of human rights abuses, including land-grab, water pollution, and destruction of ancestral graves and shrines, which contravene IFC’s own standards. SRC denies clearing graveyards and planting rubber on them. The company told the IFC the land it cleared was part of 100,000 hectares it leased from the Liberian government in 1959, and that it supported the communities to perform cleansing rituals.  The IFC is still investigating the matter.he Liberian Legislature had set aside the second Wednesday in March each year to honor the dead, which goes in line with the customs and traditions of rural people. This has left villagers in concession communities across the country with no graves to decorate—the most relevant part of this 104-year tradition—creating an atmosphere of sadness and anger.\n\nThe massive loss of their land has had dire consequences for the Petitioners and their communities.  Parents who once provided adequately for their children are unable to feed their families or pay school fees.  Women are exposed to sexual and gender-based violence when they cross the plantation or seek contract work from SRC.  \n\n",null,"One report states compensation was not paid.","Education","\"He revealed that his company in 2014 started the construction of a six classroom school building for the benefit of the citizens of Kwata but had to halt the work due to some disagreement that ensued between management and citizens of the town.\"","Health|Education|Roads|Capacity building|Other","The benefits (school, clinic, roads, capacity building) mainly accrue to the company's employees and not to the wider local community members. \"He revealed that his company in 2014 started the construction of a six classroom school building for the benefit of the citizens of Kwata but had to halt the work due to some disagreement that ensued between management and citizens of the town.\" In August 2021, a report stated that the Management of the Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC) has distributed rice among over 5,000 residents in communities near its concession, including its employees in Margibi County. The company said the rice distribution done during the Independence Day festivity recently is an annual initiative of the company that is intended to sustain food security in the area. The company also used the food distribution exercise to caution residents against acts that would undermine the fight against COVID-19.Management also donated sanitary materials and COVID-19 preventive materials including nose masks among the over 5,000 families at its plantation and environs.","The Compliance Advisor Ombudsman (CAO) was investigating land grab, economic displacement and loss of livelihood, labor rights violation, gender-based violence and threats of reprisals and intimidation by SRC.GAI and her partners including Alliance for Rural Democracy (ARD), the Natural Resources Women Platform, and Yeagbamah National Congress for Human Rights filed a complaint with the IFC against SRC in 2019.\n\ncommunities filed a complaint with the Compliance Advisor Ombudsman (CAO) at the IFC on 27 May 2019 alleged that the expansion has undermined their livelihoods and has been accompanied by violence against women and community leaders. Compliance Advisor Ombudsman (CAO) responded to the communities that their complaint meets its three eligibility criteria in June 2019. on Monday, May 27, 2019 a coalition of ten international NGOs,  filed a lawsuit against the French Bollore Group. Alliance for Rural Democracy (ARD), Green Advocates (GA), Natural Resource Women Platform personnel and an international partner are assisting the community. They were in the village investigating the community claims when they and community were attacked- they are blaming the investor.","Private (large-scale farm)","Plantation was in need of rehabilitation once SOCFIN took them over.","Commercial (large-scale) agriculture",null,"Cropland",null,"#####Rubber tree|2017#current####Rubber tree|2016#####Rubber tree|2015#####Rubber tree",{"$nulls":15},"Yes",{"$nulls":7},"World wide","Yes","The Weala rubber processing plant shut down in 2012. All the output is now sent to the company's LAC factory 150km east of Salala (deal 3460)",{"$nulls":12},"communities filed a complaint with the Compliance Advisor Ombudsman (CAO) at the IFC on 27 May 2019 alleged that the expansion has undermined their livelihoods and has been accompanied by violence against women and community leaders.","Old plantation in need of rehabilitation.",false]

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["Nge9NO2B",3458,"Company sources","http://www.agrifinal.be/history.html","uploads/agrifinalbehistoryhtml.pdf","Salala Rubber Corperation Rubber"]
["bkVnKNiq",3458,"Research Paper / Policy Report","https://ecommons.cornell.edu/bitstream/handle/1813/101912/V_2012_Rubber_Production_Liberia_Rpt.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y","uploads/V_2012_Rubber_Production_Liberia_Rpt.pdf","RUBBER PRODUCTION IN  LIBERIA: An Exploratory Assessment of Living and Working Conditions, with Special  Attention to Forced Labor","2012",{"$nulls":5},"VERITE"]
["gCwu1lcS",3458,"Company sources","https://www.bollore.com/bollo-content/uploads/2018/01/en_presentationvb.pdf","uploads/presentation_cptes_2014_vb_en.pdf","Presentation Bolloré financial statements 2012","2012",null,"Bollore"]
["GdtxWwpM",3458,"Company sources","http://www.socfin.com/","uploads/socfincom.pdf","Socfin Website",null,null,"Socfin"]
["-Q3Kat4C",3458,"Media report","http://allafrica.com/stories/201209200977.html","uploads/allafricacomstories201209200977html.pdf","SRC closes rubber factory","2012-09-20",null,"All Africa"]
["J7DwvAhI",3458,"Company sources",null,"uploads/socfinofficitycompubliccompanyfolderphpid1192ancestor11079.pdf",{"$nulls":7},"The link is not working\nhttp://socfin.officity.com/Public/CompanyFolder.php?ID=1192&ancestor1=1079"]
["YegeBWFH",3458,"Other",null,"uploads/ifcorgifcextspiwebsite1nsfprojectdisplayspi_dp26510.pdf","Salala Rubber Corporation Summary of Proposed Investment","2011",{"$nulls":5},"IFC project overview\nURL not found: http://www.ifc.org/ifcext/spiwebsite1.nsf/ProjectDisplay/SPI_DP26510"]
["eSg48ANF",3458,"Government sources",null,"uploads/leitiorglrdocleiti4rp2pdf.pdf","Leiti 4th Reconciliation Report","2013-05-15",{"$nulls":5},"MGI-Monbo & Company\nPage could not be found\nhttp://www.leiti.org.lr/doc/leiti4rp2.pdf"]
["uJcNO7JN",3458,"Company sources",null,"uploads/socfincomfilesmedianewssustainability-report-2014-defpdf.pdf","Socfin 2014 Sustainability report","2014",{"$nulls":5}," ANNUAL REPORT 2014 - SocFin\n page could not be found.\nhttp://www.socfin.com/Files/media/News/Sustainability-report-2014-def.pdf"]
["fi6OlQzN",3458,"Media report","https://frontpageafricaonline.com/county-news/salala-rubber-corporation-aiming-to-complement-liberian-government/","uploads/frontpageafricaonlinecomindexphpcounty-news875-salala-rubber-corporation-aiming-to-complement-liberian-government.pdf","Salala Rubber Corporation Aiming to Complement Liberian Government","2016-05-24",{"$nulls":5},"FPA Staff Reporter"]
["MurRGQP7",3458,"Contract","http://www.openlandcontracts.org/contract/ocds-591adf-6304126551/view#/","-redacted-","Concession","1959-08-01",{"$nulls":4},"ocds-591adf-6304126551","Open land contract"]
["ux2nxahw",3458,"Media report",null,"uploads/frontpageafricaonlinecomindexphpnews4232-swedish-human-rights-groups-investigates-src-lac-abuses.pdf","Swedish Human Rights Groups Investigates SRC, LAC Abuses","2017-05-25",null,"Front Page Africa",{"$nulls":3},"URL not working\nhttp://www.frontpageafricaonline.com/index.php/news/4232-swedish-human-rights-groups-investigates-src-lac-abuses"]
["Nt3kVY2I",3458,"Media report",null,"uploads/srcs-investment-faces-hiccups-_-liberian-observer.pdf","SRC’s Investment Faces Hiccups","2019-07-04",{"$nulls":5},"By Webmaster Admin -link is not working \nhttps://www.liberianobserver.com/news/srcs-investment-faces-hiccups/"]
["g0voy7Eo",3458,"Other",null,"uploads/office-of-the-compliance-advisor_ombudsman-_-case-detail-_-liberia-_-salala-rubber-corporation-01_margibi-and-bong.pdf","Liberia / Salala Rubber Corporation01/Margibi and Bong","2019-05-27",{"$nulls":5}," Salala Rubber Corporation\nLink not found\nhttp://www.cao-ombudsman.org/cases/case_detail.aspx?id=3282"]
["uNem3mzf",3458,"Company sources","https://www.socfin.com/sites/default/files/2019-03/SRC%20-%20Map%20-%20KML%20file_0.pdf","uploads/SRC - Map - KML file_0.pdf","SRC Concession boundaries","2017-06",{"$nulls":5},"SRC"]
["AOTywetf",3458,"Company sources","https://www.socfin.com/sites/default/files/2019-02/2018%20SRC%20Corporate%20Pres_0.pdf","uploads/3458-2018-src-corporate-pres.pdf","Salala Rubber Corporation - SRC","2017-12-31",{"$nulls":5},"Corporate presentation"]
["r3MqMU3l",3458,"Research Paper / Policy Report","https://www.profundo.nl/download/profundo200210","uploads/socfin-profundo200210.pdf"," Unravelling the Socfin Group, Amsterdam, The Netherlands: Profundo.","2020-02-13","Pham Van, L."]
["jZw6_xii",3458,"Research Paper / Policy Report","https://www.grain.org/media/W1siZiIsIjIwMTkvMDIvMjEvMDVfNTdfMzZfODk2X0JmYV9Tb2NmaW5fU3VtbWFyeV9FLnBkZiJdXQ","uploads/Bfa_Socfin_Summary_E_uQ5NHkD.pdf","Struggle for Life and Land Socfin’s Rubber Plantations in Liberia and the Responsibility of Swiss Companies","2019-02",null,"Bread for all"]
["b1zEO9dS",3458,"Media report","https://newspublictrust.com/special-report-power-dynamics-of-multinational-corporations-in-liberia/","uploads/SPECIAL REPORT_ Power Dynamics of Multinational Corporations In Liberia – News Public Trust.pdf","SPECIAL REPORT: Power Dynamics of Multinational Corporations In Liberia","2020-10-05",{"$nulls":5},"PTMG"]
["TA3_PjM0",3458,"Media report","https://newspublictrust.com/rubber-company-srcs-scare-tactics-wont-weaken-our-resolve/","uploads/Rubber Company, “SRC’s Scare Tactics Won’t Weaken Our Resolve” – News Public Trust.pdf","Rubber Company, “SRC’s Scare Tactics Won’t Weaken Our Resolve”","2020-12-28","Patrick Flomo"]
["PlkyzP9J",3458,"Research Paper / Policy Report","https://newspublictrust.com/special-report-power-dynamics-of-multinational-corporations-in-liberia/","uploads/the-power-dynamics-of-multinational-corporations_the-case-of-liberia.pdf","The Power Dynamics of Multinational Corporations","2020-10-05",null,"Public Trust"]
["KeBiJU0H",3458,"Media report",null,"uploads/farmlandgrab.org _ Liberia_ Villagers, SRC at loggerheads over land - print.pdf","Villagers, SRC at Loggerheads over Land","2021-01-05","Joaquin M. Sendolo",{"$nulls":4},"URL could not be found\nhttps://www.liberianobserver.com/news/villagers-src-at-loggerheads-over-land/"]
["qVg65MhL",3458,"Media report","https://frontpageafricaonline.com/front-slider/liberia-salala-rubber-corporation-accused-of-masterminding-violence-against-affected-communities-green-advocates/","uploads/salala-rubber-corporation-accused-of-masterminding-violence-against-affected-communities-green-advocates.pdf","Liberia: Salala Rubber Corporation Accused of Masterminding Violence against Affected Communities, Green Advocates","2021-01-08",null,"Front Page Africa"]
["G1C2QlsE",3458,"Media report","https://www.liberianobserver.com/dutch-banks-finance-us35-billion-deforestation-projects-affecting-liberia-0","uploads/Dutch Banks Finance US$3.5 Billion in Deforestation Projects Affecting Liberia.pdf","Dutch Banks Finance US$3.5 Billion in Deforestation Projects Affecting Liberia","2021-12-24",null,"Daily Observer"]
["36NGQG70",3458,"Media report","https://www.africannewsagency.com/the-new-dawn/salala-rubber-corporation-feeds-over-5000-families-1089ad8c-eea3-5a4f-a289-1fe559308423/","uploads/salala-rubber-corporation-feeds-over-5000-families-_-the-new-dawn-liberia.pdf","Salala Rubber Corporation Feeds Over 5,000 Families","2020-08-11",null,"The New Dawn"]
["9fzg9qtr",3458,"Media report",null,"uploads/Liberia_ Villagers Struggle to Honor the Dead After Losing Graveyards to Investors.pdf","Villagers Struggle to Honor the Dead After Losing Graveyards to Investors","2022-03-22","James Harding Giahyue, Varney Kamara, and Gabriel Dixon, with The DayLight ",{"$nulls":4},"\nURL not found\nhttps://www.liberianobserver.com/liberia-villagers-struggle-honor-dead-after-losing-graveyards-investor"]
["o5So0zgE",3458,"Media report","https://www.liberianobserver.com/liberia-22-communities-sue-salala-rubber-corp-liberian-govt","uploads/Liberia_ 22 Communities Sue Salala Rubber Corp., Liberian Gov’t.pdf"," 22 Communities Sue Salala Rubber Corp., Liberian Gov’t","2022-10-20",null,"Daily Observer"]

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[9653,41506,"Joint Ukraine-UK Company \"Nyva Pereyaslavschyny\" LLC",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Debt financing",null,25000000,null,"2015"]
[10512,42273,"Capitol Resources",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Shares/Equity",15,{"$nulls":3},"Pledged to provide up to $3.6 million in exploration activities at its Tete project area and in 2009—$400,000 for a 15 percent joint venture stake (Tete project)."]
[10656,38982,"Plantations Socfinaf Ghana Ltd \"PSG\"",42364,"SOCFINAF S.A.","Parent company","Shares/Equity",100,{"$nulls":3},"Holding company of SOCFIN to manage its operations in Africa."]
[10658,42364,"SOCFINAF S.A.",168,"Bolloré Group","Parent company","Shares/Equity",0.5,{"$nulls":3},"Part of the Bolloré Group."]
[10659,42364,"SOCFINAF S.A.",41766,"Compagnie des Glénans","Parent company","Shares/Equity",0.4,{"$nulls":3},"Part of the Bolloré Group"]
[10660,42364,"SOCFINAF S.A.",41763,"Compagnie du Cambodge","Parent company","Shares/Equity",7,{"$nulls":3},"Part of the Bolloré Group"]
[10661,42364,"SOCFINAF S.A.",946,"SOCFIN","Parent company","Shares/Equity",59,{"$nulls":3},"The influence of SOCFIN is increased with another 8.9% through shareholders belonging to the Bolloré Group."]
[10663,38570,"Agripalma",42364,"SOCFINAF S.A.","Parent company","Shares/Equity",88]
[10702,37726,"Brabanta S.P.R.L.",42364,"SOCFINAF S.A.","Parent company","Shares/Equity",99.8,{"$nulls":3},"The remaining 0.2% of shares are held by SOCFINAF's parent company SOCFIN."]
[10735,36754,"Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC)",42364,"SOCFINAF S.A.","Parent company","Shares/Equity",65]
[10736,36754,"Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC)",36758,"Liberian Agriculture Company (LAC)","Parent company","Shares/Equity",35,{"$nulls":3},"LAC is owned by co-owner SOCFINAF"]
[10738,36758,"Liberian Agriculture Company (LAC)",42364,"SOCFINAF S.A.","Parent company","Shares/Equity",100]
[10740,36402,"Okomu Oil Palm Company",42364,"SOCFINAF S.A.","Parent company","Shares/Equity",64.97]
[10752,35649,"SOCAPALM",42364,"SOCFINAF S.A.","Parent company","Shares/Equity",67.46]
[10756,37642,"Socfin Agricultural Company Sierra Leone Ltd.",42364,"SOCFINAF S.A.","Parent company","Shares/Equity",93]
[10759,37450,"SoGB",42364,"SOCFINAF S.A.","Parent company","Shares/Equity",73.16,{"$nulls":3},"Through Bereby-Finances, a company 87% owned by SOCFINAF."]
[10930,42464,"Malawi Mangoes (Mauritius) Ltd",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Debt financing",null,5000000,null,"2014","US$5 million co-investment with GAFSP and FMO."]
[11323,41599,"Newmont Ghana Gold LTD",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Debt financing",null,125000000,null,"2006","Loan amount in US$ and was paid in full in 2015."]
[11327,39272,"Tasiast mine",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Debt financing",null,300000000,null,null,"We successfully completed a $300 million project financing agreement for Tasiast with the IFC (a member of the World Bank Group), Export Development Canada, and the participation of ING Bank and Société Générale. (https://s2.q4cdn.com/496390694/files/doc_financials/2019/ar/Kinross-Gold-2019-Annual-Report.pdf)"]
[11474,42835,"Industrial Promotion Services (IPS) East Africa",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Parent company","Shares/Equity"]
[11494,42834,"Bujagali Energy Limited",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Debt financing",null,100,null,"2018-06-22","US$ 100million + US$ 3million risk management\nIFC’s proposed debt investment of up to $100 million for its own account, out of a total package of up to approximately $500 million, will be utilized by the Company to refinance its existing debt.\nhttps://disclosures.ifc.org/#/projectDetail/SII/39102"]
[12103,38235,"Advance Terrafund",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Parent company","Shares/Equity",17.7]
[12126,43398,"Country Bird Holdings CBH",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Parent company","Shares/Equity"]
[12297,3243,"Tiger Resources Limited",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Debt financing",{"$nulls":4},"Senior Facility (Tranche A) - a $162.500 million facility provided by Taurus Mining Finance Fund (Taurus), International Finance \nCorporation (IFC), a division of the World Bank, and Resource Capital Fund VI L.P. (RCF) (together the “Senior Lenders”).\nBridge Facility (Tranche B) - an additional $10.000 million facility provided by the Senior Lenders\nto accommodate short term funding needs as a result of the ILS remedial work and loss of\nproduction.\nThe increase was accommodated under a revision to the existing Common Terms Agreement and,\nunder the revised facility arrangements, the Senior Lenders agreed to capitalisation of interest\nwith respect to 4 interest repayments to 31 July 2017. In return, the Company agreed to issue\nthe Senior Lenders a total of 6.2 new ordinary shares per US Dollar of funding advanced under\nthe bridge facility or interest capitalised.\nOn 21 August 2018 the Company repaid the remaining debt on this loan.\n- Additional Debt Facility (Tranche C) - a $18.154 million super senior debt facility with Taurus and IFC with the consent of the other Senior Lender RCF. On 4 October 2017, the Group made the first drawdown of $3.984 million against the Additional Debt Facility, receiving $2.031 million in net proceeds after deduction of financing costs. On 21 August 2018 the Company repaid the remaining debt on this loan. On 31 August 2019, the whole of the senior lender debt held by Resource Capital Fund VI LP was acquired by QMetco Limited (“QMetco”). The Senior Lenders of the Company are now QMetco, Taurus and the IFC."]
[12343,967,"Olam International Ltd.",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Debt financing",null,120000000,null,"28-04-2020","US$120 million from IFC and US$56million from JICA.\nThis is a co-financing project based on the Memorandum of Understanding made between IFC and JICA in May 2017 relating to business cooperation for efficient co-financing of the private sector in developing countries."]
[12379,3228,"Hans Merensky Holdings",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Shares/Equity",20]
[12439,43505,"Alcazar Energy",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Shares/Equity",{"$nulls":4},"IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, is investing $25 million in a pioneering power company, to help develop a series of renewable energy projects in the Middle East, Turkey, and Africa, spurring economic growth and helping meet the growing demand for power. IFC’s equity investment will help Alcazar Energy develop and operate renewable energy projects, with a focus on solar and wind power plants.  This will increase power generation capacity, support economic growth, and help create jobs. (https://ifcext.ifc.org/IFCExt%5Cpressroom%5CIFCPressRoom.nsf%5C0%5CAA307020B1BB51FF85257E7B004FD1F9)"]
[12481,43559,"Lekela Egypt Wind Power BOO S.A.E",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Debt financing"]
[12490,43573,"Clean Technology Fund (CTF)",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Parent company","Shares/Equity",100]
[12590,39081,"Sierra Rutile",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Parent company","Shares/Equity",10]
[13134,40970,"Frikom d.o.o. Belgrade",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)"]
[13135,40970,"Frikom d.o.o. Belgrade",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)"]
[13136,40970,"Frikom d.o.o. Belgrade",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)"]
[13137,40970,"Frikom d.o.o. Belgrade",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)"]
[13537,44765,"KaXu Solar One",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Debt financing",{"$nulls":4},"The International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private sector arm of the World Bank Group, is one of the largest development finance institutions supporting the private sector in emerging markets. IFC was responsible for facilitating the structuring of the financing package for the KaXu Solar .This resulted in channeling approximately USD 900 million of private sector financing, utilizing an innovative project finance structure with blended finance elements."]
[13687,36920,"Portucel Moçambique Lda",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Parent company"]
[13688,36754,"Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC)",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Debt financing",null,10000000,null,"2008-07-21","IFC provided a $10 million A Loan to SRC, to finance SRC’s plans to rehabilitate, expand, and optimize its plantations, which had been neglected during several years of civil war in Liberia."]
[13689,38430,"Simfer S.A",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Parent company",null,4]
[13690,38729,"Bea Mountain Mining Corporation (BMMC)",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Shares/Equity",{"$nulls":4},"New Liberty Gold has the backing of the World Bank’s International Finance Corporation, which since 2014 invested $19 million and became a key shareholder."]
[13691,4969,"Goodvalley A/S",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Parent company","Shares/Equity|Debt financing"]
[13692,41209,"Frutas e Legumes Guiné Bissau SARL",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Debt financing",null,3000000,null,"2007"]
[13695,36406,"ECO ORO MINERALES CORP SUCURSAL COLOMBIA",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Debt financing",null,11000000,null,null,"The sister company of the World Bank bought in 2009 USD 11 Million of company shares.\n\nSource 11"]
[13696,40535,"Idavang A/S",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Parent company","Shares/Equity",20]
[13697,41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)",41507,"World Bank","Parent company"]
[13698,44761,"Benban Infinity Solar Park",41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","Tertiary investor/lender","Shares/Equity",{"$nulls":4},"A consortium led by the International Finance Corporation (IFC) has provided $653m in financing for the construction of 13 solar power plants in the Benban solar park in October 2017"]

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["Investor ID","Name","Country of registration/origin","Classification","Investor homepage","Opencorporates link","Comment","Action comment"]
[36754,"Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC)","Liberia","Private company"]
[36758,"Liberian Agriculture Company (LAC)","Liberia","Private company"]
[41508,"International Finance Corporation (IFC)","United States of America","Multilateral Development Bank (MDB)","https://www.ifc.org/wps/wcm/connect/corp_ext_content/ifc_external_corporate_site/home",null,"The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is an international financial institution that offers investment, advisory, and asset-management services to encourage private-sector development in less developed countries. The IFC is a member of the World Bank Group and is headquartered in Washington, D.C. in the United States.\n\nIt was established in 1956, as the private-sector arm of the World Bank Group, to advance economic development by investing in for-profit and commercial projects for poverty reduction and promoting development."]
[42364,"SOCFINAF S.A.","Luxembourg","Stock-exchange listed company","https://www.socfin.com/en/investors/socfinaf","https://opencorporates.com/companies/lu/B6225","This is a holding company to manage SOCFINs activities in Africa."]