InfraCredit – Infrastructure Credit Guarantee Company Limited

WHO WE ARE

InfraCredit provides local currency guarantees to enhance the credit quality of debt instruments issued to finance creditworthy infrastructure assets in Nigeria that conform with its eligibility criteria.

WHAT WE DO

ELIGIBILE SECTORS

GAS
DISTRIBUTION

Gas pipelines and bulk storage/logistical facilities and downstream gas processing and development
SOCIAL
INFRASTRUCTURE

The provision of economic and social infrastructure (e.g. housing, hospitals, education) within towns and cities.
INPUTS TO
INFRASTRUCTURE

Manufacture, construction of goods, equipment, or other basic materials or services used in provision of infrastructure.
AGRICULTURE

Infrastructure component of agro-industrial projects e.g. investments in agro-food processing/storage for agribusiness
POWER

The generation, transmission and/or distribution of electricity, including off-grid embedded power electrification.
RENEWABLE
ENERGY

Alternative energy and renewable energy technologies ranging from solar power, wind power, and hydroelectricity
WATER
DISTRIBUTION

Urban/rural fresh water production and treatment, bulk water supply and distribution
WASTE
MANAGEMENT

Solid waste disposal/collection, transportation and waste treatment, including waste recycling facilities
TRANSPORTATION

Fixed transportation infrastructure e.g. toll roads, bridges, rail, airports, ports and bulk storage/handling facilities
ICT/
TELECOMS

Local telephone services and IT network, internet solutions, voice, data center and cloud services to providers

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CAPITAL PROVIDERS

MEDIA CENTER

KFW DEVELOPMENT BANK INVESTS ADDITIONAL EUR 23.5 MILLION (USD EQUIV) SURBORDINATED CAPITAL IN INFRACREDIT 20 December, 2019

Lagos, Nigeria: Infrastructure Credit Guarantee Company Limited (“InfraCredit”) is pleased to announce the successful second round closing of €23.5 million (USD Equivalent) subordinated

OUR RATINGS

PROJECTS

Transitioning to a Low Carbon Economy

330 employees

600MW

NGN 8.5 billion

North South Power Company Limited (NSP) was established in 2012 to own and operate a diverse and growing portfolio of electricity generation businesses across Africa. In 2013, the company acquired a 30-year concession of the Shiroro Hydroelectric Power Plant from the Nigeria Bureau of Public Enterprises.

100 Direct & Indirect Jobs

50 Mega Watts

10 Billion

Nigeria, the largest economy in Sub-Saharan Africa with GDP of $405 billion and c.180 million people, has recorded remarkable growth (CAGR of 15%) since 2000). Nigeria’s aggregate electricity need has been estimated at c.180,000 Mega Watts (MW) to satisfy its domestic electricity demand.

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NEWS AND UPDATES

KFW DEVELOPMENT BANK INVESTS ADDITIONAL EUR 23.5 MILLION (USD EQUIV) SURBORDINATED CAPITAL IN INFRACREDIT (12/20/2019) - Lagos, Nigeria: Infrastructure Credit Guarantee Company Limited… ...
GCR Affirms the ‘AAA’ Ratings Assigned to Infrastructure Credit Guarantee Company Limited With Stable Outlook (10/25/2019) - InfraCredit is pleased to announce its guarantee… ...

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