Buenos Aires, September 16, 2025 – Grupo Supervielle announces the signing of an agreement between its main subsidiary, Banco Supervielle, and the Inter-American Investment Corporation (“IDB Invest”), along with other international entities, to open a credit line of up to approximately US$250 million. The objective is to expand financing availability for SMEs and contribute to Argentina’s productive development.
The transaction consists of two tranches:
- Tranche A: a US$50 million loan provided by IDB Invest and a US$50 million loan from the JICA Trust Fund Achieving Development of Latin America and the Caribbean (TADAC), a fund managed by the IDB Group in collaboration with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). Both loans will have a 3-year term and a fixed interest rate.
- Tranche B: loans totaling approximately US$150 million, which may be funded by institutional investors through the sale of loan participations.
This represents the largest transaction carried out by IDB Invest with a financial institution in Argentina to date, reaffirming the international organization’s confidence in Supervielle, its financial strength, strategic focus, and ongoing support for this key sector driving Argentina’s growth.
“This agreement is a strong endorsement that recognizes not only our commitment to the SME sector but also our comprehensive value proposition based on digital innovation, personalized and specialized service, and financial inclusion—so that more companies can grow, compete, and expand globally. The funds will allow us to expand access to longer-term financing, with a special focus on companies that are part of value chains connected to export-oriented sectors. We are very excited about this alliance, as it strengthens our strategy of promoting SME development as a driver of the country’s growth. We thank IDB Invest for trusting us and joining this shared vision,” said Gustavo “Paco” Manriquez, CEO of Banco Supervielle.