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Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund declares a distribution of ₦4.53 per unit before applicable withholding tax.
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Qualification for the distribution depends strictly on unitholders registered by the close of business on 22 October 2026.
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Qualified unitholders with completed e-mandate registrations are scheduled to receive electronic payments on 29 October 2026.
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Purchasing fund units on the qualification date does not guarantee automatic eligibility for the payout.
October 22, (THEWILL) – The Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund has officially announced a payout distribution of ₦4.53 per unit for its unitholders, subject to applicable statutory withholding tax deductions.
According to formal regulatory filings submitted to the Nigerian Exchange, the declaration offers existing investors a predictable return on their income-yielding infrastructure debt holdings.
Eligibility for the declared distribution relies on the fund’s register of members at the close of business on 22 October 2026.
Investors holding 1,000 units on the register by the qualification cutoff will receive a gross payout of ₦4,530 before withholding tax considerations.
Market participants should note that purchasing fund units on the qualification date does not guarantee inclusion in the distribution.
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Ownership must be fully settled and reflected on the official register by the designated close of business to secure dividend entitlement.
Payment for the distribution is scheduled for disbursement on 29 October 2026. Payouts will be processed electronically directly into the bank accounts of qualified unitholders.
To ensure seamless credit on the disbursement date, unitholders are required to have completed their formal e-mandate registration with the fund’s registrar.
Unitholders without updated e-mandate details will experience delays until their banking mandates are fully verified.
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