Who we are
We manage Nigeria’s Sovereign Wealth Fund
An investment institution of the Federation set up to manage funds in excess of budgeted hydrocarbon revenues. We play a leading role in driving sustained economic development for the benefit of all Nigerians by building a savings base for the Nigerian people, enhancing the development of Nigeria’s infrastructure, providing stabilisation support in times of economic stress.
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What we do
As a globally-focused Nigerian investment institution investing in the international market and in key sectors of the Nigerian economy.
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NSIA Funds
NSIA receives funding primarily from the surplus income generated from the sale of Nigeria's crude oil. The Authority was allocated an initial sum of US$1 billion in seed capital in 2013.
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Our Mandate
Our Mandate is to insulate Nigeria's sovereign wealth fund by investing into three main funds that seek to provide stabilisation initiatives, infrastructure development and future focused growth investments.
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Our Commitment
Growing Assets under management
With a strong aspiration for scalable socio-economic impact, NSIA seeks to grow profitability and transition from a pure fund manager to an asset manager delivering projects that catalyse sectors and platforms that attract third-party capital into critical sectors of the Nigerian economy.
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Catalysing Infrastructure Development
Infrastructure development is a key driver for economic progress and a pivotal enabler for
productivity and sustainable economic growth in any economy. NSIA is committed and uniquely positioned to serve as a facilitator for initiation, conceptualisation, sponsorship and execution of
high priority infrastructure projects of national interest.
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Institutionalising
ESG
As signatories to the Santiago Principles of the International Monetary Fund / International Forum of Sovereign Wealth Funds (IFSWF), NSIA is committed to delivering its ESG objective through a three-pronged approach of delivery investments that supports the global effort to curb emissions.
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Our projects
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The Authority’s mandate is underpinned by the country’s development needs, and our investments are made in high-priority projects to catalyse infrastructure developments on a national scale to stimulate economic growth.
Our Investment Milestones
2023
| | Commissioned and operationalised the Kano Solar project, a 10MW solar plan in Kumbotso, Kano State. |
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Launched Carbon Vista, a carbon reduction and abatement joint venture with Vitol. -
Developed and Institutionalized an ESG framework. -
Signed MoU with the National Council for Climate Change for climate initiatives. -
Launched the maiden edition of the Development Impact Report
2022
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Setup a Carbon Fund with Vitol S.A. and seeded the Fund with $50mn (Vitol $30mn, NSIA $20mn). -
Backed Kasi Cloud Ltd, mass-scale data center and digital ecosystem platform company. -
Setup an Agriculture focused Naira Fund and seeded the Fund with N10bn -
Commenced the Healthcare Expansion Programme for 23 new centres (Oncology, Diagnostics and Cath Labs. -
Commissioned and operationalised Project Panda.
2021
| | The third NSIA Board was Inaugurated. |
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The Authority invested $3.53 million in a JV agreement-OCP ammonia project (MIPL) for a US$1.4billion Ammonia Plant project. -
NSIA fully divested its NAIC-NPK holdings in September 2021. Transitioned to an upstream role in the PFI programme. -
Inclusion of Technology and ESG in NSIA’s investment sector focus areas. -
InfraCredit onboarded Leadway Assurance Company Limited as an equity shareholders. (Its first private institutional investor).
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Sectors we’ve invested in
Out of the fifteen investible sectors identified at the inception of the NSIA, our initial core focus areas are:
