By Suara Sherif
The Nigeria Energy Sector Fund has reported a revenue surge from N339.66m to N444.58m for the year ended March 31, 2025, a 30.89 percent jump driven by smart positioning in oil and gas equities, higher fixed-income yields and disciplined cost management.
The Fund, managed by SCM Capital Asset Management Limited, saw trading income climb to N274.28m from N213.45m in 2024. Interest income from call placements, treasury bills and bonds contributed N144.57m, while dividend income from equity investments grew to N25.73m from N14.61m, reflecting strong payouts from portfolio companies.
The audited financial statements have been released to the Nigerian Exchange, showcasing a robust performance that underscores the Fund’s strategic exposure to the energy sector.
For the Nigeria Energy Sector Fund, the numbers tell a simple story: from N339m to N444m, the revenue surge is proof that well-timed bets on oil and gas—combined with prudent fixed-income management—can deliver strong returns even in a challenging economic environment.
