Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund Posts N23.63bn Profit in 2025
The Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund recorded a profit of N23.63 billion at the end of 2025, up from N19.59 billion in 2024. The fund invests in infrastructure loans across the country and posted a fourth-quarter profit of N6.75 billion.
Total income for the year increased to N25.78 billion, with interest income from infrastructure loans contributing significantly. The fund's total assets grew to N137.79 billion, with a rise in cash and financial assets.
Net asset value per unit also increased, reflecting positive performance and growth.
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