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The envisioned project would entail an investment of up to US$150 million equivalent in BRL or up to 20% of the total commitments, as limited partner in a proposed infrastructure debt fund (the “Fund”) to be managed by Patria Investimentos, Ltda. (“Patria” or the “Manager”) and the mobilization of up to US$550 million from institutional investors. The Fund is expected to be incorporated as a FIDC (Fundo de Investimento em Direitos Creditóorios) with several series of quotas to fit investors' restrictions, especially those regarding Environmental & Social (E&S) aspects (the “Fund”). The structuring of the project has not been concluded. Nothing in this document should be construed as an offer or distribution of any product or securities in Brazil, in particular of Fund quotas. Patria is expected to invest the lower of 2% of committed capital or BRL120 million to the Fund, through junior quotas subordinated at redemption to other investors. The proposed Fund shall have an unlimited term of duration, but the series of quotas to be held by IFC will have a 50-year term, with a redemption option at the 10th year. The Fund is expected to have a target size of BRL3.5 to 6.0 billion, earmarked to finance infrastructure projects in the Energy, TMT, Transport & Logistics, and Water & Sanitation sub-sectors (“Eligible Sub-sectors”) in Brazil (the “Project”). The Project shall count with gender and climate tags.
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