Nigeria's power plants, roads and pipelines need long-term money. One Lagos-listed fund exists to channel pension and development capital into exactly that, and it has just reported its strongest year yet. Full nameChapel Hill Denham Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund Tickers / exchangeNIDF / Nigerian Exchange (XNSA); also listed on FMDQ HeadquartersLagos, Nigeria SectorInfrastructure debt fund (listed investment trust) EmployeesNot published: fund is externally managed by Chapel Hill Denham Management Limited Market valueNot published in available filings Yearly income₦25.77 billion (US$19.4 million), year ended 31 Dec 2025 Net profit₦23.46 billion (US$17.7 …
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