By Jane Okeke
The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) has posted a Core Total Comprehensive Income of ₦478.8 billion for the 2025 financial year, highlighting its resilience and expanding footprint across key sectors of the economy.
The Authority recorded Core Operating Income of ₦525.3 billion, even as global and domestic macroeconomic challenges persisted.
Managing Director, Mr Aminu Umar-Sadiq, disclosed in Abuja that total assets rose to ₦4.91 trillion, while net asset value reached ₦4.88 trillion. In dollar terms, net assets climbed to $3.4 billion, reflecting strong portfolio performance and disciplined investment strategy.
He noted that profitability improved significantly, with Return on Equity increasing to 10.5 per cent and Return on Assets to 9.9 per cent, indicating stronger earnings quality.
Although the Authority recorded a ₦322.4 billion unrealised FX loss due to naira appreciation, its core income excluding FX effects grew by 17.4 per cent, the highest since inception.
On sectoral impact, NSIA expanded its healthcare investments through its MedServe oncology platform, with eight new centres expected by Q3 2026. It also secured $24.3 million in concessional financing to strengthen cancer and cardiac care services.
In the energy sector, NSIA advanced renewable energy initiatives under its RIPLE platform, including a 400MW solar module assembly project in Ogun State and a 30MW embedded power project in Lagos.
The Authority also partnered with the Japan International Cooperation Agency to establish a $50 million impact fund targeting startups, while committing ₦25 billion to the National Credit Guarantee Company to improve credit access for businesses.
NSIA Grows Earnings to ₦478bn, Deepens Investments in Health, Renewable Energy
