Nigeria has attracted $19.92 billion worth of investment signals in the second quarter of 2025 (Q2’25), indicating a sharp increase of 277.9 percent compared to $5.27 billion recorded in the previous quarter (Q1’25), which brings the total value of investment signals to $25.19 billion in the first half of the year (H1’25).
This was revealed in a post on the website of the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC), based on data tracked by NIPC in collaboration with Nairametrics titled, “Deals Book: Private and Public Sector Investment Signal in Nigeria Q2 2025.”
The significant rise in investment signals highlights investors’ interest across sectors in Nigeria. While the signals are not guaranteed inflows, tracking them provides a useful gauge of the types of projects and sectors attracting attention.
Investment signal is an early indicator of investor intent or commitment to deploy capital into a project, sector, or economy.
The signal includes announced, in-progress, pledged, and completed deals, offering insight into future capital flows and investor confidence, and helps policymakers, analysts, and businesses gauge economic momentum and plan for upcoming opportunities.
