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The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) signed a Project Development agreement with Pela Global Limited to revive the Krstov Dol Mine and processing operation in the Republic of North Macedonia. It is DFC’s first antimony investment and first project in North Macedonia.

U.S. International Development Finance Corporation CEO Ben Black discussed DFC’s role in U.S. economic statecraft at a Hill & Valley Forum panel moderated by Christian Garrett. Jacob Helberg also joined the panel.

U.S. International Development Finance Corporation CEO Ben Black discussed DFC’s role in U.S. economic statecraft at a Tulane Corporate Law Institute panel moderated by Ann Beth Stebbins.

DFC announced a strategic investment plan in AustralianSuper-backed Syrah Resources Limited, parent company of the Vidalia Active Anode Material (AAM) processing facility and Balama graphite mine in Mozambique.

Amanda Burke is Acting Vice President of External Affairs at DFC. Amanda Burke led the development and launch of DFC’s global brand and oversees public relations, marketing, and outreach.

Christopher P. Vincze has served as Chairman and CEO of TRC Companies, Inc., since January 2006 and previously served as COO from May 2005.

After a 35-year career in the financial services industry, Irving W. Bailey II joined Chrysalis Ventures as a Managing Director in 2001, where he now serves as Senior Advisor. He was formerly Chairman and CEO of Providian Corporation, an insurance and diversified financial services company.

Jim Kelly is Vice President of the Office of Global Business Development at DFC and works with policy and investment teams on opportunities aligned with DFC priorities and U.S. foreign policy objectives.

DFC partners with the private sector to advance U.S. foreign policy and strengthen national security by mobilizing private capital around the world.

The homepage of the DFC, the U.S. government's development finance institution, advancing U.S. foreign policy and strengthening national security by mobilizing private capital around the world.

The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) privacy program promotes privacy awareness and protects personally identifiable information through transparency and accountability, identifying proper handling as important to stakeholder trust.

Janngo Capital closes its second Pan-African venture fund at €73 million ($78 million), 20% above its €60 million target. Investors include the African Development Bank Group, European Investment Bank, U.S. International Development Finance Corporation, IFC, and African institutions such as Mastercard Foundation Africa Growth Fund, ANAVA, and Ashesi University’s endowment. The firm expects its portfolio to reach 25–40 companies, investing in startups from Seed through Series B with checks of €150,000 to €5 million.

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