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NIF Projects: Catalyzing Expertise and Capital Project Project Size NSIA Contribution FDI Contribution FAFIN FUND FOR AGRICULTURAL FINANCE IN NIGERIA FAFIN UFF AFRICAN AGRI INVESTMENTS OLDMUTUAL INVESTMENT GROUP Agriculture Fund FEDER RAL REFE Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority FEPSAN Fertilizer Pods & Suppliers Association of Nigeria Fertiliser Project GuarantCo Guarantees for Development Infrastructure Credit Guarantee Ltd. (ICGL) THE ABRAAJ GROUP Abraaj Growth Markets Health Fund (AGHF) US$77.5mn US$7.5mn US$70.0mn US$100.0mn US$25.0mn US$25.0mn US$286.4mn US$43.8mn N/A US$200.0mn US$25.0mn US$100.0mn US$1.0bn US$25.0mn US$500.0mn Description Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority Agriculture-focused investment fund that provides tailored capital and technical assistance solutions to commercially-viable SMEs and intermediaries across the agricultural sector in Nigeria. FAFIN was initiated by the German development bank - KfW, and the Nigerian Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development ("FMARD"). In 2016, UFF African Agri Investments B.V. ("UFF") and NSIA (Pty) Ltd ("NSIA") formalised their partnership in establishing a private investment fund dedicated towards investments in Nigerian agriculture, and have since taken the necessary actions to formalise their relationship and to commence establishing and promoting the first Old Mutual-NSIA Nigerian Agricultural Fund ("the Fund"). NSIA to provide stop-gap funding to finance the importation of DAP (Phosphate) and MOP (Potash) to blend 400,000 metric tonnes of NPK fertiliser. NSIA will recover its stop-gap funding once funding arrangements are in place between CBN and SPV. NSIA and GaurantCo are working together to establish the Infrastructure Credit Guarantee Ltd (ICGL). The Infrastructure Credit Guarantee Ltd (ICGL) will provide credit enhancement solutions to project companies, raising senior debt in the form of bonds to finance vital infrastructure projects. NSIA is considering an investment into Abraaj's Growth Markets Health Fund (AGFH). Abraaj has set up this fund with the aim of establishing affordable high-quality health systems for the low and middle income groups, predominantly in Africa and Asia, whilst creating maximum impact. Other investors and potential partners in this fund include IFC (US$150.0M) and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. 49
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