The Ministry of Finance Incorporated Real Estate Investment Fund is set to pay a final dividend to shareholders on February 27, 2026, following a strong earnings performance for the 2025 financial year.

According to its financial statement filed with the Nigerian Exchange, MOFI posted a profit after tax of N25.353 billion.

Out of the total distribution of N22.828 billion for the year, N7.479 billion had already been paid to shareholders in the first half.

In a statement by ARM Investment Managers, the Fund Manager confirmed that Series I investors will receive N3.7468 per unit, while Series II investors will get N9.7192 per unit.

The payout will be made to shareholders registered as of February 19, 2026, and is subject to regulatory approval.

Dividends will be credited electronically to shareholders who have completed the e-dividend registration and provided bank account details, ARM Investment Managers said.

The Fund, which commenced operations on March 17, 2025, under a N1 trillion closed-end real estate investment shelf programme, recorded significant mortgage activity in 2025.

A total of N23 billion was disbursed to 336 mortgage applicants, bringing cumulative disbursements to N70.72 billion and mortgages originated to 1,082 across 21 states and the Federal Capital Territory.

In the fourth quarter, MOFI onboarded three new Eligible Financial Institutions, bringing the total to 18, including eight commercial banks and 10 mortgage banks.

The Fund, structured under a unit trust scheme in line with Securities and Exchange Commission regulations, remains fully domiciled in Nigeria and denominated in naira.

With this dividend payout, MOFI continues to strengthen its position as a leading player in Nigeria’s growing real estate investment sector, delivering returns to investors while supporting housing finance across the country.