2. US$ million BNDES KfW CDB KDB
Brazil Germany China South Korea
2012 2012 2012 2012
Total Assets 367.825 657.347 1.191.597 147.067
Credit Portfolio 254.019 526.401 1.016.959 85.572
Net Profit 3.009 3.063 9.995 836
Return on Assets (%) 0,90 0,47 0,92 0,50
Non-perfoming loans (%) 0,06 0,21 0,30 1,60
Foundation 1952 1948 1994 1954
Employees 2.853 5.190 8.038 na
BNDES & Other Development Banks
3. InfrastructureInfrastructure
Heavy Industry – Consumer GoodsHeavy Industry – Consumer Goods
Technological DevelopmentTechnological Development
EnergyEnergy
AgribusinessAgribusiness
ExportsExports
Urban and Social DevelopmentUrban and Social Development
Social InclusionSocial Inclusion
InnovationInnovation
SustainabilitySustainability
Small BusinessSmall Business
50’s 60’s 70’s 80’s 90’s 00’s Today
Imports
Substitution
Imports
Substitution
Privatization
Program
Privatization
Program
Timeline
4. Innovation: Definition
“An innovation is the implementation of a
new or significantly improved product (good
or service), or process, a new marketing
method, or a new organisational method in
business practices, workplace organisation or
external relations.”
(Oslo Manual – 3ª Version)
“An innovation is the implementation of a
new or significantly improved product (good
or service), or process, a new marketing
method, or a new organisational method in
business practices, workplace organisation or
external relations.”
(Oslo Manual – 3ª Version)
5. Increase production efficiency
Create better quality jobs
Improve competitive positioning of organizations
Generate economic or social value
Increase sustainable growth
Increase environmental sustainability
To blend various financial instruments (equity, debt, bonds, etc)
To operate as a complement for other institutions within the Brazilian Innovation System
To be present in all sectors of the economy
GuidelinesGuidelines
Objective:Objective: Capacity-building and the development of innovative environments to…
BNDES’ Innovation Policy
7. Innovation Financing
CompanyCompany ClientsClients
Business Plan
Investments
Acquisition of
Locally developed
products
Local companies development
through the support of
investment plans, innovation,
M&A and overseas initiatives
Global Companies that wish to
set Brazil into its global
development strategies, with
high local value aggregation
and/or exports from Brazil
Objective:Objective: To foster the Brazilian Innovation ecosystem through 2 initiatives
BNDES supports not only the companies, but also its clients!
8. BNDES’ priority: Innovation Policy and
instruments to support all companies
Equity
Closed and Open Mutual Funds
BNDES INNOVATION
PROSOFT, PROFARMA, PROPLASTICO, PRO-
Aeronautical, PRO-Engineering, BNDES O&G
SECTORIAL
Automatic
Produts
BNDES Card
BNDES Automatic
Financing
Lines
Direct Participation (stake in the company)
Criatec Program (Seed Money)
9. Eligible Items
CompanyCompany
* For some credit lines, when there’s no locally produced similar
Tangible and intangible assets
Technology
acquisition
Workforce
training
Lab
infrastructure
Locally
produced
equipment
R&D workforce
Physical
infrastructure:
Computers,
datacenters,
construction,
reforms,
furniture, tools
in general
Marketing
investments
Imported
Equipment*
Innovation
Strategies
Innovation
Investment Plan
(IIP)
10. Repayment capacity
Be commercially registered
Tax and social securities obligations paid up and in order
Have collateral to cover the operational risk
Comply with environmental legislation
Borrower’s Requirements
12. Innovation Sample - ICT
ALL public traded
TECH companiesin Brazil havebeen supportedby BNDES!
Non exhaustive
13. Fostering Brazilian Optical Technologies
Photonic Device Amplifier for Submarine ApplicationPhotonic Device Amplifier for Submarine Application
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENTRESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
INDUSTRY TRANSFERINDUSTRY TRANSFER
Integration of more than 120
optical components
Substantial reduction (up to 3x)
the cost of the amplifierIntegrated Photonic Chip
~ 120
Optical
components
Chip OTN Processor for Applications in 100 Gbit/s OTNChip OTN Processor for Applications in 100 Gbit/s OTN
40nm technology, 15mm x 15mm
220M Transistors
14. Final Remarks
Innovation is a strategic priority of our country
Government agencies have been engaged to enhance the country’s
innovation capacity
BNDES provides a wide range of financial instruments
Credit and Equity
Support for companies of all sizes and of all sectors
We expect private sector mobilization
OurOur main goalmain goal is tois to
accelerate innovationaccelerate innovation
16. 16
BNDES Innovation
• Eligible Items: physical infrastructure + tangible and intangible assets
• Direct Operation: financing and/or capitalization
• Minimum Amount: R$ 1 million
• Participation: up to 70%
• Term of loan: up to 12 years
• Guarantees: defined during analysis
Innovation
Strategies
Innovation Investment
Plan (IIP)
CompanyCompany
Objective:Objective: to support innovative efforts that aims to increase
competitiveness and that are aligned with the strategy and outlined in
companies’ Innovation Investment Plans. It includes product, process or
marketing innovations and the investments to improve the competences
and technical knowledge in the country.
↑
17. BNDES Automatic
Objective:Objective: to provide financing, through Accredited Financial
Institutions, for implementation, expansion, recovery and modernization of
fixed assets, as well as projects in Research, Development and
Innovation, in the sectors of industry, commerce and agribusiness.
• Direct or indirect operation
• There is no minimum value
• Maximum amount: R$ 20 million
• It is divided into financing lines, with specific goals and financial conditions
• Participation: up to 90% of eligible items
• Term of loan: defined by the Accredited Financial Institution
Indicated
for
SM
Es
↑
18. Criatec
• Criatec I: R$ 100 million (80% BNDESPar) – end of investment period
• Criatec II: minimum of R$ 170 million (80% BNDESPar) – manager selection
period
• Criatec III: public contest coming
• Duration: 10 years (first four: investment period)
• Investment Policy
• Companies with maximum net turnover of R$ 10 million
• At least 25% of porfolio made of companies with net turnover under R$ 2.5 million
• Maximum investment per company: R$ 2.5 million
• Sectors under focus: IT, Biotechnology, New Materials, Nanotechnology,
Agribusiness, among others.
Objective:Objective: to capitalize innovative micro and small companies with
seed capital and offer them appropriate management support
↑
19. 19
BNDES Card
• Limit up to R$ 1 million by issuing bank
• Fixed installments within 48 months
• Revolving and pre-approved credit
• Automatic use
Small and
Medium-sized
Accredited
Suppliers
Based on the concept of a credit card, it aims to finance investments in
MSMEs in a fast and simplified fashion. In the case of innovation, the
process is to be financed, not the projects. Services are provided by
accredited suppliers.
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20. BNDES Card: Financial Conditions
Micro, small and medium size enterprises.
Clients
Revolving credit up to R$ 1 million,
for the acquisition of equipments, products
and services accredited by BNDES.
Credit Limit
0.99% p.m. (as of March, 2015)
Cost
From 3 to 48 equal and fixed monthly
installments.
Amortization Period
22. As of October,
2014:
663.000
R$ 51.5 billion
R$ 9.9 billion
R$ 77.000
254.000
63.000
Since its release, back in 2002, the BNDES Card has already held 3.26 million
transactions, totaling R$ 47.18 billion in disbursements.
BNDES Card: Statistics
Cards Issued
Total Credit
Disbursements 2014
Average Credit Limit
Accredited Products/Services
Accredited
Manufacturers and Retailers
R$ 14.000Average Ticket
23. 23
BNDES PROSOFT
• Eligible Items: R&D + physical infrastructure + tangible and intangible assets
• Direct Operation: financing and/or capitalization
• Minimum Amount: R$ 1 million
• Participation: up to 70%
• Term of loan: up to 8 years
• Guarantees: defined during analysis
Business Plan
Investments
Acquisition of Locally
developed software
CompanyCompany
Objective:Objective: To foster Brazilian IT industry through 2 initiatives
↑
ClientsClients
Local companies development
supporting investment plans,
innovation, M&A and overseas
initiatives
Global Companies that wish to set
Brazil into its global development
strategies, with high local value
aggregation and/or exports from
Brazil
Notes de l'éditeur
BNDES foundation 1952
Petrobras 1953 Embraer, 1969 Itaipu 1975
Vale, Volkswagen, Ford, other automakers
First 30/40 years financing huge projects – this is the banks’ DNA
Since mid 90s and early 00s bank is experiencing a big change and is adapting to a new economy, starting to finance new kinds of projects and businesses.
*TICS: Um total de mais de R$ 3 bi, destaque: para Totvs (R$ 655 mi, 1 ope); Unitec (R$ 511 mi, 1 ope); Contax/Mobitel (R$ 900 mi, 4 opes.); Atento (R$ 293 mi; 1 ope); Positivo (R$ 258 mi, 2 opes.); Oi S/A (R$ 346 mi; 1 ope.)
Maior beneficiária (fora Petrobras): Embraer, R$ 1,9 bi em 5 opes.
Automobilístico: R$ 3,7 bi
Sucroalcooleiro: R$ 1,1 bi
Farmacêutico (Saúde): R$ 1,2 bi
Um total de mais de R$ 2,5 bi no âmbito do Prosoft-Empresa.
Relacionamento com mais de 70 empresas, em 76 opes.
51 empresas contrataram valores menores a R$ 10.
Fonte: http://bndesnet/Institucional/Informações das Áreas/AOI/Desempenho da Área/Público