Nigeria’s Q2 2025 investment signals surged, reflecting investor confidence across energy, infrastructure, digital services, and social development sectors.
Nigeria recorded $19.92 billion in investment signals in the second quarter of 2025, according to Nairametrics and the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission, a sharp rise from $5.27 billion in the first quarter. This brought total signals for the first half of 2025 to $25.19 billion. Investment signals represent early indicators of investor intent through announced, pledged, in-progress, and completed deals.
Energy and infrastructure dominated Q2 activity with over 80 signals, including ExxonMobil’s $1.5 billion deepwater oil commitment and SINOMACH’s $1 billion transport and industrial plan. Other significant deals were Equinix’s $140 million digital expansion and Emzor’s $230 million pharmaceutical plant in Ogun. The World Bank pledged $552 million for education, while Afreximbank and Mercuria announced $375 million for Oando.
Analysts say the surge highlights growing investor interest despite inflation and currency volatility, pointing to Nigeria’s expanding opportunities across traditional and emerging sectors.
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