ARM Investment Managers Ltd has announced cash distributions for the second half of 2025 for the MoFI Real Estate Investment Fund (MREIF), proposing dividends of N3.7468 per unit for Series I and N9.7192 per unit for Series II.

The disclosure was made in a corporate actions notice filed with the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) at the close of trading on February 19, 2026, covering the financial period ended December 31, 2025.

Dividend Breakdown

Under the proposal:

• Series I: N3.7468 per unit

• Series II: N9.7192 per unit

• Qualification Date: February 20, 2026

• Register Closure: From February 23, 2026

• Payment Date: February 27, 2026

• Registrar: Africa Prudential Plc

• Payment Method: Electronic (e-dividend mandate required)

The significant difference in payout reflects the structural variations and distinct risk-return profiles of the two series.

Eligibility and Payment Process

Investors whose names appeared on the register as of the close of business on February 19, 2026, will qualify for the dividend payment.

Dividend disbursement is scheduled for February 27, 2026, and will be processed electronically. Investors yet to complete their e-dividend mandate have been advised to do so promptly to avoid delays.

ARM reiterated its commitment to electronic dividend payments as part of ongoing efforts to enhance operational efficiency and reduce unclaimed dividends in Nigeria’s capital market.

Performance on NGX

Since listing, the MOFI Real Estate Investment Fund has recorded limited trading activity on the NGX. The fund ranks among the least traded securities since November 2025.

• Total traded volume: 87,664 units

• Total value traded: N9.63 million

• Number of deals: 64

• Average per session: 1,391 units

• Highest single-day volume: About 25,000 units on November 24, 2025

Despite the relatively low liquidity, the proposed dividend payout is expected to stimulate renewed investor interest.

Background

The N1 trillion Series II of the MOFI Real Estate Investment Fund, an initiative of the Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI), was listed on the NGX on November 11, 2025.

With 1 billion units priced at N100 each at listing, the fund was introduced to deepen housing finance and unlock value from federally owned real estate assets. The Series I and II units were structured to attract different classes of investors by offering varying risk-return profiles.

Investors in Series II are set to benefit from the stronger income performance reflected in the higher dividend declared for H2 2025.

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Onyejekwe, a seasoned executive with over three decades of experience in the financial services sector, brings a wealth of expertise in governance, strategy, and risk management. She previously held the role of Executive Director for Business Development at the Nigerian Inter-Bank Settlement System Plc (NIBSS), where she played a pivotal role in advancing Nigeria’s financial infrastructure.

Currently serving on multiple corporate boards, Onyejekwe is expected to bring fresh vision and leadership to Africa Prudential, a company known for its technology-driven approach to share registration and business solutions.

“It is an honour to take on this role and build on the strong foundation laid by my predecessors,” said Onyejekwe. “I look forward to working with the board and management team to accelerate the company’s strategic growth.”

Outgoing Chairperson Fadayomi expressed confidence in the new leadership, reflecting on her own tenure.

“It has been a privilege to serve this great institution and witness its transformation into a leading registrar business across Africa. I believe Mrs. Onyejekwe will provide strong leadership and fresh perspectives to guide the company forward,” she said.

The company also announced additional board changes. Samuel Nwanze and Peter Elumelu, both Non-Executive Directors, are retiring after 12 years of service. As part of its succession plan, the board has named Vincent Ukoh as a Non-Executive Director, pending regulatory approval by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Ukoh is currently the CEO of HH Capital Limited, an investment firm with interests in financial services, energy, real estate, and hospitality.

The appointments signal a new chapter for Africa Prudential as it continues to position itself at the forefront of innovation in business solutions and share registration across the continent.

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