Corpovael S.A.B. de C.V. (“CADU”, or the “Company”) is a real estate company that designs, builds, promotes and sells housing projects in the affordable entry-level, middle-income and residential segments in Mexico. CADU intends to issue multiple green bonds in the Mexican Stock Exchange or in the Mexican Institutional Stock Exchange and use the proceeds to finance and/or refinance, in whole or in part, existing and/or future green housing projects that incorporate energy and water efficiency measures under the ECOCASA program, including the construction of a new development housing project for low and middle income families in Tulum. This transaction is an opportunity to support CADU with a program of up to MXN$500 million to issue partial credit guarantees (“PCG”) to cover up to 50% of such green bonds with a tenor of up to seven years. Additionally, IDB Invest will seek to provide a five-year revolving credit facility of up to MXN$300 million including a committed tranche of up to MXN$200 million and an uncommitted tranche of up to MXN$100 million, with drawdowns of up to 12 months (the “RCF”) in order to finance working capital requirements in connection to the development of affordable housing for low and middle income families. Both the PCG Program and the RCF (the “Project”) aim at: (i) promoting the construction of green buildings with impact in energy and water efficiency; (ii) increase employment in the engineering and construction sectors; (iii) support the construction of affordable green housing and the implementation of new technologies; (iv) allow access to low and middle-income families to decent homes; and (v) increase the availability of securities, especially thematic bonds, in the Mexican debt markets.

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