Business Planning

Unlocking long-term local currency infrastructure finance in Nigeria

We supported North South Power’s issuance of the first 15year corporate green infrastructure bond in Nigeria to finance its hydro power capacity expansion

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AERIAL VIEW OF SHIRORO HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT, NIGER STATE

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Business Planning

Mobilizing private sector investment in infrastructure

We supported Viathan Group's issuance of the first 10 year corporate infrastructure bond in Nigerian debt capital markets to expand its installed energy capacity and construct a compressed natural gas plant

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ISLAND POWER GENERATION COMPANY IN LEKKI, LAGOS

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Deepening the domestic debt capital markets

We collaborated with USAID to provide the first co-guarantee for a local currency infrastructure bond to support GEL Utility Limited’s power evacuation and expansion plans

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GEL UTILITY OFF GRID POWER PLANT, RIVERS STATE

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Unlocking long-term local currency infrastructure finance in Nigeria

We supported Transport Services Limited’s issuance of the first 10-year infrastructure bond in the transportation and logistics sector.

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VIEW TSL PROJECT IMPACT

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Who we are

InfraCredit provides local currency guarantees to enhance the credit quality of debt instruments issued…

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What we do

Our guarantees provide investors with timely payment of principal and interest, creating a new asset class for pension funds…

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Eligible sectors

Our Impact

Our guarantees act as a catalyst to attract domestic credit from pension funds, insurance firms and other long-term investors into credit worthy infrastructure projects thereby deepening the Nigerian debt capital market.

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Development Impact

A holistic approach to Infrastructure Development in Nigeria

InfraCredit’s Theory of Change has a focus on development impact, which will allow us to take a holistic approach to infrastructure development in Nigeria. We work to address a range of challenges in order to attract the investment capital that will close Nigeria’s infrastructure gap across the financing spectrum, whilst ultimately contributing towards reaching the SDGs…

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Impact
Assessment

The impact we are delivering through our capital market activities are measured by specific outcome indicators.

Impact
Assessment

The impact we are delivering through our capital market activities are measured by specific outcome indicators.

Capacity Building

This programme will strengthen our development impact and unlock blended finance tools for sustainable infrastructure development and SDGs.

Capacity Building

This programme will strengthen our development impact and unlock blended finance tools for sustainable infrastructure development and SDGs.

Market
Development

InfraCredit will expand the debt capital market, investor base and new sources of capital for infrastructure financing.

Market
Development

InfraCredit will expand the debt capital market, investor base and new sources of capital for infrastructure financing.

Capital Providers

Our Ratings

Our Portfolio

With five projects that have reached financial close, and other pipeline deals across Nigeria worth over NGN100 Billion, click here to see our projects footprints.

Is your project eligible?

Our strict eligibility criteria support our zero-loss underwriting standards. Contact us to evaluate the eligibility of your project, or simply download our eligibility criteria here

Guarantees

Technical Assistance

Guarantees

Technical Assistance

Global News

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News & Updates

InfraCo Africa Executives join the Board of Directors of InfraCredit...

InfraCredit, a ‘AAA’ rated specialised infrastructure credit guarantee institution, backed by the Nigerian Sovere

February 18, 2021

InfraCredit appoints Vivien Shobo as an Independent Non-Executive Director...

Lagos, 17January 2021: InfraCredit, a ‘AAA’ rated specialised infrastructure credit guarantee institution, backe

February 17, 2021

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News Update

Power generation dips to 2,805Mw: The Nigeria Electricity Supply Industry (NESI) yesterday recorded a dip in its power supply from 3,387Mw at 1:00am to 2,805Mw in daytime. The cause, according to the source, was due to gas constraint

ECA to increase Africa’s investment in infrastructure, agriculture: The Economic Commission for Africa says it is working with African countries to increase investments in infrastructure and agriculture on the continent, ECA would also be working to strengthen the private sector business environment in energy and infrastructure development.

NNPC reiterates commitment to renewable energy project: NNPC has reiterated commitment to its partnership with the Government of Kebbi on renewable energy projects

Lagos to knock down 297 properties for 37-km new rail line project: Lagos State Government prepares for the first phase construction of a 37-kilometre rail project, about 297 properties on the Right of Way (RoW) may be demolished.

NPA generates $1 billion from joint venture in 15 years: The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has generated over $1 billion from the 15- year-Joint Venture (JV) agreement it signed with Depasa Marine International Limited. NPA is the Federal Government agency charged with providing port facilities.

GCR upgrades Nigerian Breweries Plc’s national scale long-term Issuer rating to AA+_(NG), Outlook Stable: GCR Ratings (“GCR”) has upgraded the national scale long term and short term Issuer ratings of Nigerian Breweries Plc to AA+_(NG) and A1+_(NG), respectively, from AA_(NG) and A1+_(NG), with the Outlook accorded as Stable.

GCR upgrades Family Homes Funds Limited’s Long Term Issuer rating to BBB+_(NG), Stable Outlook: GCR Ratings (“GCR”) has upgraded the national scale long-term and short-term Issuer ratings of Family Homes Funds Limited to BBB+_(NG)and A2_(NG) respectively, with the Outlook accorded as Stable.

GCR assigns a first-time national scale long term Issuer rating of BBB_(NG) to Daraju Industries Limited: Outlook Stable: GCR Ratings (“GCR”) has assigned national scale long and short-term issuer ratings of BBB_(NG) and A3_(NG) respectively, to Daraju Industries Limited, with a Stable Outlook.

Nigeria oil production falls by 10.25%: Nigeria’s total crude oil and condensate production from January to October 2020 fell by 10.25% when compared to similar period in 2019, according to NNPC

Oil falls to $62 as COVID-19 dims demand outlook: The international oil benchmark, Brent crude, fell the most in nearly two weeks as growing delays in Europe’s reopening and looming Iranian supply dampened hopes for a swift decline in global inventories. Brent, against which Nigeria’s oil is priced, dropped by $2.65 to $62.21 per barrel

IMF forecasts higher economic growth for Nigeria in 2021: The International Monetary Fund has projected an economic growth of 2.5% for Nigeria in 2021. This is higher than the 1.5% IMF’s 2021 forecast earlier announced for the country in January.

Foreign reserves rise to $34.85 billion on ‘Naira for Dollar’ policy: The ‘Naira for Dollar’ policy of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has led to positive accretion to the foreign reserves exactly one month after takeoff. The foreign reserves, on April 1, stood at $34.85 billion, representing $404 million increase compared to $34.41 billion on March 11

Pension funds drop by NGN 6.93 billion: The value of pension fund assets fell by NGN 6.93 billion in January 2021 from NGN 12.31 trillion recorded as at last December 31 to NGN 12.299 in the month under review. The fund further dropped in February, according to the Monthly Summary Report of the National Pension Commission (PenCom) released on April 8, 2021.