IGA Capital Targets Nigeria with Infrastructure Financing Drive
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- IGA Capital, a Dubai-based project finance firm, is set to engage Nigerian governors and private sector leaders at a two-day investment expo in Abuja
- The Africa Business and Investment Expo is scheduled for November 26–27, 2026, at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, with participants expected from Africa, the Middle East, Europe, China, and the US
- Several Nigerian states including Lagos, Kaduna, Delta, and Edo are expected to present investment-ready projects to international investors at the event
IGA Capital, a project finance firm headquartered in Dubai, will participate in high-level investment discussions with Nigerian governors, government agencies, and private sector executives at the Africa Business and Investment Expo, taking place on November 26 and 27, 2026, at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel in Abuja.
The expo, organised by Dotmount Communications, is designed to connect bankable public and private sector projects with international investors.
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Participants are expected from across Africa, the Middle East, Europe, China, and the United States, spanning government officials, institutional investors, entrepreneurs, and project developers.
Joshua Hawley, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of IGA Capital, said the firm is coming to Abuja with a clear focus on tangible, high-impact projects.
"We are coming to Abuja to find projects that are not just profitable on paper but visible in people's lives. We are particularly looking forward to engaging with public projects and government-backed initiatives, as well as impactful private projects, where the capital we deploy can be seen in the roads, the plants, the power lines and the jobs that follow, We also encourage governments, project developers, entrepreneurs, startups, and investors seeking funding or strategic partnerships to participate in the Expo by registering at www.aidca.africa " Hawley said.
IGA Capital's Funding Capacity and Priorities
IGA Capital's minimum funding capacity starts at $100 million, positioning the firm to back large-scale infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, and public-private partnership projects. The firm operates across the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and the Americas, offering project finance, structured debt, private equity, joint ventures, IPO advisory, and capital-raising solutions. It also holds partnerships with international development finance institutions and export credit agencies.
Hawley said IGA Capital's investment focus covers infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, agriculture, healthcare, logistics, mining, technology, and industrial development.
"Our objective is to support commercially viable projects that create jobs, stimulate economic growth, and deliver long-term development outcomes," he said.
What the Expo Will Offer
Hawley described the expo as a deal-making platform rather than a traditional conference. The two-day programme will include investment matchmaking sessions, executive roundtables, sector-focused forums, keynote presentations, business exhibitions, project site visits, and one-on-one meetings between investors, government officials, and project promoters.
Nigerian states, including Lagos, Kaduna, Delta, Edo, Zamfara, Akwa Ibom, and Imo, are expected to present investment-ready projects to attending international investors.
The expo will close with the African Industrial and Development Conference and Awards Gala Night, which will recognise governments, institutions, companies, and business leaders for their contributions to Africa's industrial and economic growth.
Registration is open to investors, government agencies, entrepreneurs, startups, and project developers through the expo's official website at www.aidca.africa.
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