Capital and strategies
for an inclusive and sustainable world
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Our Vision

Interlink Capital Strategies (Interlink) is a management consulting firm and fund manager committed to tackling two of the world’s most critical problems: financial inclusion and sustainability. We provide financial and intellectual capital with multidisciplinary expertise and a track record to address inequity and climate change.

Our Strategy

Interlink is a 30-year-old Washington, DC-based firm at the forefront of international development and capital raising working in emerging and frontier markets. We focus on inclusion and sustainability with significant developmental impact (e.g., ESG, women and disadvantaged minority ownership, job creation, environmental sustainability, transparency, good governance, and equity.) Our firm has successfully raised billions of dollars in countries around the world for power projects, satellites, telecommunications, manufacturing, mining, transportation, hospitality, agri-business, and financial services. Working in emerging and frontier markets we can do well for our clients by doing good.

Company Highlights

We successfully work with several government and multilateral agencies such as:
As frequent users of Export Credit Agencies (ECA’s) and Development Finance Institution’s (DFI’s) investment programs, many have put their faith in Interlink to support technical assistance, catalytic capital, direct and guaranteed loans, subordinate debt, and private equity for clients worldwide. Interlink has obtained delegated authority lender status from EXIM for two of its private equity funds, as well as acting as a fund manager on a renewable energy fund for KfW (Germany) and the European Commission

Projects

Stadium in Cameroon

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Geothermal Development Facility

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Solar Project in Romania

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Hospital in Ecuador

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Stadium in Cameroon

To help Cameroon host the African Cup football tournament, Interlink assisted Yenigun, a Turkish construction company, win the concession from the government to build a €300 million soccer stadium and surrounding infrastructure.
The stadium was designed by AECOM and was financed through Turk ExIm Bank. Subcontractors included a U.S. SME, Pacific Tristar, that had obtained OPIC (now DFC) financing with Interlink also acting as its financial advisor, for a construction equipment rental business in West Africa that was used for the project. The project provided a great resource for the Cameroon people while supporting SMEs from Turkey and the U.S.

Geothermal Development Facility

The Geothermal Development Facility (GDF) for Latin America, established in 2014, is focused on providing baseload renewable power by developing the region’s geothermal resources to augment it energy matrix.
It has approved early-stage Impact Investment in projects in countries ranging from Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, and Chile. It has recently expanded into Mexico as well. The fund’s groundbreaking work was recognized in 2017 and 2018 with an award for being the most innovative financial risk mitigation tool in Latin America.

Solar Project in Romania

Restart Energy, one of the biggest suppliers of the liberalized energy market in Romania, has also launched the first tokenized CO2 Offset System. In addition to providing reliable power at the commercial and retail level, Restart Energy is a rooftop solar installation company and is currently developing 1 GW of utility-scale solar power in Romania.
Interlink has invested $3.75 million in the company and is actively working with management to joint venture with large investors and EPC contractors to build out the various solar projects, as well as bring its Non-Fungible Tokens (NTFS) to the U.S. marketplace.

Hospital in Ecuador

Interlink, led by Michael Simpson, arranged an $18 million credit facility from the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) to finance the first private maternal and children’s hospital in Quito, Ecuador.
The funding for the hospital will increase the capacity of the existing facility to service 48 inpatient beds, 16 neonatology beds, four delivery rooms, four recovery beds, and a myriad of additional spaces and services. It will also increase the number of hospital staff by 300 new employees. The investment supports DFC’s 2X Women’s Initiative, which addresses the unique challenges women face globally and aims to promote economic empowerment and gender equality.