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Afrinvest, others to manage assets in infrastructure fund

Africa plus partners

Afrinvest, a member of AAA Infrastructure Nigeria Limited (Triple A Infra) have been selected to manage the assets of part of a N15 trillion infrastructure fund which is dedicated solely to investment in Nigeria. Companies involved include Africa Plus Partners and ARC Asset Management (USA), who are members of Triple A Infra and others.

Asset Managers begin funds mobilisation for infrastructure projects

Africa plus partners

Asset managers for Infrastructure Corporation of Nigeria have said they will soon begin to release funds for infrastructure projects in Nigeria. The Infrastructure Corporation of Nigeria, members of the AAA Infrastructure Nigeria Limited (Triple A Infra), including Afrinvest, Africa Plus Partners, and ARC Asset Management, had recently signed the term sheet for the management of part of an N15tn infrastructure fund, dedicated solely to investment in Nigeria.

Infrastructure: CBN, InfraCorp conclude plans with Asset managers

Africa Plus Partners - Infrastructure: CBN, InfraCorp conclude plans with Asset managers

The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN and Infrastructure Corporation (Infracorp)  of Nigeria has concluded plans with four independent Asset managers on how to commence the delivery of infrastructure to the country. The plans were made formal with the signing of terms sheet by the corporation and asset managers namely the AAA Consortium, Chapel Hill Denham, Africa Infrastructure Investment Managers, Nigeria, and Sanlam Infraworks in Lagos.

Osinbajo Commissions Delta Secretariat Complex

Africa plus partners

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has commissioned multibillion naira Prof. Chike Edozien Secretariat Complex for civil servants, and 8.5 megawatts Asaba Independent Power Plant (IPP). The state government executed the complex, while the Asaba IPP was executed in partnership with private firms, Bastanchury Power Solutions Nigeria Limited and Africa Plus Partners.