Key facts
- Belgian Investment Company for Developing Countries is a other based in Brussels, Belgium with 3 tracked portfolio companies.
- Notable positions include Orchidia Pharmaceutical Industries, Banco Popular (Honduras), Coris Holding.
- The team roster lists 58 people.
About Belgian Investment Company for Developing Countries
Belgian Investment Company for Developing Countries (BDIO) is an economic development agency based in Brussels, Belgium. Established in 2001, the agency supports the private sector in developing and emerging countries, to enable them to gain access to growth and sustainable development to achieve the Millennium development goals. BDIO invests directly in private sector projects and as such makes a structural contribution to the socio-economic growth of those host countries. Its mandate requires criteria in terms of geographical targets, financing tools, and above all, impact on development. The assets of the agency are managed by the executive management team.
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Portfolio
3 companies · priced for members| Company | Industry | Valuation | First invested | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Orchidia Pharmaceutical Industries | — | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ |
| Banco Popular (Honduras) | — | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ |
| Coris Holding | — | ▮ | ▮ | ▮ |
All 3 companies — valuations, dates and lead flags are a member feature | ||||
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Frequently asked
- What companies does Belgian Investment Company for Developing Countries invest in?
- Belgian Investment Company for Developing Countries has 3 recorded portfolio companies, including Orchidia Pharmaceutical Industries, Banco Popular (Honduras), Coris Holding.