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.
INFRASTRUCTURE
INVESTMENT
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Our Commitment
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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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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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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Our projects
PROJECTS
Our Investment Milestones
2022
| | Signed a US$50 million joint venture carbon reduction agreement with Vitol. |
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Backed Kasi Cloud Ltd, mass-scale data center and digital ecosystem platform company. -
Commenced construction of 10MW Solar farm with partners in Kumbutso LGA, Kano State -
Commenced construction of US$1.4million Ammonia & Di-ammonium phosphate plant with partners in Akwa Ibom State
2021
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The third NSIA Board was Inaugurated -
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).
2020
| | Commissioned and Operationalized Diagnostic Centers in Kano and Abia states. |
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The FGN received the first withdrawal of US$150 million from the Stabilisation Fund to support the government's economic management strategy. -
Donated US$0.6 million worth of Covid-19 relief equipment to Federal Tertiary Medical Institutions across all six geo-political zones. -
Received additional capital contribution of US$250 million from NEC. -
Broadened Investment Portfolio under Private Equity to include Venture Capital (VC).
Sectors
Sectors we’ve invested in
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