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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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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Domestic capital
mobilized from
Pension Funds

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First-Time Issuers
Accessing Capital
Markets

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Infrastructure
projects reaching
financial close

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Long-term
jobs enabled in
Nigeria

OUR MISSION

Our mission is to successfully unlock the potential for long term local currency infrastructure finance in Nigeria creating value for our stakeholders and being the best at what we do.

OUR VISION

Our vision is to be a catalyst and the most trusted partner in the attraction of long term capital into infrastructure finance in Nigeria.

OUR VALUES

Our values define who we are. Through integrity, passion, innovation and collaboration, we are focused on building a vibrant institution where ideas can flourish, people can succeed and success can be nurtured.

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.

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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

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News & Updates

Rating agencies, Agusto and GCR affirm ‘AAA’ long term credit rating...

Rating agencies, Agusto & Co (“Agusto”) and Global Credit Ratings (“GCR”) re-affirmed the “AAA” credit rating o

July 19, 2021

InfraCredit, USTDA partner to develop quality infrastructure in Nigeria...

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

June 22, 2021

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Quest Electricity acquires Yola Electricity Distribution Company for N19 billion – BPE: The Bureau of Public Enterprises announced that Quest Electricity Nigeria Ltd has paid the sum of N19 billion to acquire Yola Electricity Distribution Company (YEDC)

Nigeria Lost 33.04 bn SCF of Natural Gas in Two Months: A total of 33.04 billion standard cubic feet of natural gas was flared in January and February this year by players in the upstream sector of the oil and gas industry in Nigeria. This, according to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), amounted to about N53.26 billion.

158 projects incorporated into PPP pipeline in 2020 – ICRC: 158 Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects were incorporated in Nigeria from multiple sectors across the economy. This was disclosed by the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC) in its 2020 Annual Report and Accounts

Gencos Seek NNPC’s Intervention as Gas Supply Challenge Persists: With gas supply to thermal power plants barely increasing by 13% more than seven years after the power sector privatisation, power generation companies (Gencos) have called on the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to intervene and save the sector.

Lagos State to Raise $2bn for Agriculture, Food Security: The Lagos State Government is set to raise $2 billion by floating Agricultural Commodities Notes in partnership with the Lagos Commodities and Futures Exchange (LCFE), in a strategic move to revolutionize agriculture, especially food production and to guarantee food security

GCR affirms WAICA Re’s international scale financial strength rating of B+ and revises Nigerian national scale financial strength rating to AAA_(NG) on criteria change; Outlooks Stable: GCR Ratings (“GCR”) has affirmed WAICA Reinsurance Corporation Plc’s (“WAICA Re”) international scale financial strength rating of ‘B+’, with a Stable Outlook

GCR places the ratings of GEL Utility Limited and Aarti Steel Nigeria Limited on “Review Extension: GCR Ratings (“GCR”) has placed the long and short-term national scale ratings of BBB_(NG)/ A3_(NG) assigned to GEL Utility Limited on ‘Review Extension’

Coronation Merchant Bank Limited’s National Scale Long and Short-term Issuer Ratings of A-_(NG)/A2_(NG); Outlook Stable: GCR Ratings (“GCR”) has affirmed Coronation Merchant Bank Limited’s national scale long-term and short-term ratings of A-_(NG) and A2_(NG) respectively, with a Stable Outlook

FG to service debt with N14.6 trillion in three years: The Federal Government plans to spend a total sum of N14.6 trillion on debt servicing between 2022 and 2024, an analysis of official data has shown

Nigeria’s active labour force lost 20 million in two years – World Bank: The number of Nigerians active in the labour force plunged by 20 million between 2018 and 2020, the World Bank has said. The bank said this in a report titled ‘Of roads less travelled: Assessing the potential for migration to provide overseas jobs for Nigeria’s youth.

W’Bank Raises Climate Action Support: The World Bank Group recently announced its new Climate Change Action Plan that aims to deliver record levels of climate finance to developing countries, reduce emissions, strengthen adaptation, and align financial flows with the goals of the Paris Agreement

Cooking gas price soars to N500/kg: The World Bank Group recently announced its new Climate Change Action Plan that aims to deliver record levels of climate finance to developing countries, reduce emissions, strengthen adaptation, and align financial flows with the goals of the Paris Agreement