Sahel Agribusiness Private Debt Fund (SAPDF)

Sahel Agribusiness Private Debt Fund (SAPDF) is sponsored by Sahel Capital. SAPDF provides structured financing to agribusiness SMEs and infrastructure projects across Nigeria.

Sahel Agribusiness Private Debt Fund setup (SAPDF) – Sahel Capital Naira-linked private credit for Nigeria's Agribusiness SMEs & Infrastructure. Issuance of ₦25 Billions Series 1 Request for more information Nigeria’s Structural Opportunity <5% Bank Lending to Agribusiness Series 1 Issuance Now Open Offer closes: May 22 2026 | Minimum Investment: ₦10 million, then in multiples of ₦5 million thereafter.

Request for more information The Sahel Agribusiness Private Debt Fund (SAPDF) is a SEC-registered, Naira-denominated, closed-ended private debt fund designed to provide structured financing to agribusiness SMEs and infrastructure projects across Nigeria.

The Fund invests primarily through secured debt instruments, targeting stable income and competitive risk-adjusted returns while supporting food security, productivity, and economic growth. What is the Fund’s target return? SAPDF targets a return of 400 basis points above the 10-year Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bond yield.

This benchmark-linked strategy enables investors to earn a spread over sovereign yields while gaining exposure to diversified private credit opportunities in the real sector. How does the Fund generate returns? The Fund generates returns through: Interest income from structured loans Asset-backed lending structures The strategy focuses on secured, risk-priced lending across multiple agribusiness value chains and infrastructure assets.

What types of investments does SAPDF make?

SAPDF deploys capital across two core strategies: Trade Finance & Working Capital (Short to Medium Term) Loans supporting procurement, aggregation, processing, and distribution Financing seasonal working capital needs of agribusiness SMEs Agribusiness Infrastructure (Long Term) Storage facilities (silos, warehouses) Processing plants and logistics hubs The Fund may also allocate up to 20% to short-term money market instruments for liquidity management.

Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) High-Net-Worth Individuals Other Qualified Institutional Investors The Fund’s closed-ended structure and semi-annual income profile make it particularly suitable for liability-driven investors seeking predictable cash flows. What is the minimum investment? The minimum subscription is ₦10,000,000 (10 million units), then in multiples of ₦5,000,000 thereafter (1 Unit = ₦1).

Large-ticket investors may qualify for Advisory Board representation, subject to allocation thresholds (20% of the Fund Size). What is the distribution policy? Distributions are paid semi-annually.

At least 90% of Net Income will be distributed to investors. The Fund is structured to deliver recurring income through contractual interest payments. What is the tenor and liquidity profile?

Series 1 Tenor: 10 years. Progressive returns are provided through income distributions.

SAPDF is designed for medium- to long-term investors seeking stable income rather than short-term liquidity Risk management is embedded throughout the investment process and includes: Diversification across agribusiness value chains Secured lending and collateral-backed structures Strong Risk Management oversight Investment Committee approval process Trustee and Custodian governance ESG screening and ongoing monitoring The Fund leverages Sahel Capital’s 15-year track record in agribusiness investing across Sub-Saharan Africa.

Registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Nigeria Structured as a Naira-denominated multi-series programme Governed by a Trustee, Custodian, Investment Committee, and Advisory Board How does SAPDF create impact?

Expansion of food processing and storage capacity Reduction in post-harvest losses SME growth and job creation Strengthening of agricultural supply chains Climate-smart and sustainable infrastructure The Fund contributes to SDGs 1 (No Poverty), 8 (Decent Work & Economic Growth), and 13 (Climate Action).

Contacting the Fund Manager for the Prospectus and offering documents Completing subscription and KYC documentation Making capital commitment during the book-building process For more information, please contact: sapdf@sahelcp. com