The Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund has released its financial results for the first half of 2026, posting a profit before tax of N10.63bn.
Managed by Chapel Hill Denham Management Limited, the fund continues to solidify its position as a leading income-generating investment vehicle on the Nigerian Exchange and FMDQ Exchange.
The fund’s total income for the six months ended 30 June 2026, reached N11.80bn, primarily driven by robust interest generated from its diverse infrastructure loan portfolio.
“The infrastructure loan portfolio had a weighted average annualised yield of 18.23 per cent, weighted average tenor at disbursement of 10.33 years, and weighted average remaining life of 7.74 years,” the fund manager stated in the report.
Despite a challenging macroeconomic environment where the 10-Year FGN bond benchmark declined by 336 basis points compared to the previous year, NIDF maintained its track record of outperformance. The fund’s strategic structuring has cushioned it against market volatility.
