Bangladesh Infrastructure Finance Fund Limited

Overview

Established in 2011 by the Government of Bangladesh, Bangladesh Infrastructure Finance Fund Limited (BIFFL) is a specialized non-bank financial institution dedicated to facilitating infrastructure development through public-private partnerships (PPPs). With an authorized capital of BDT 100 billion and a paid-up capital of BDT 23.08 billion, BIFFL plays a pivotal role in financing large-scale infrastructure projects across the country. Its primary objective is to provide long-term financing in local currency to infrastructure projects that meet its investment criteria, thereby promoting sustainable economic growth. BIFFL's investment strategy encompasses a wide array of infrastructure sectors, including energy, transportation, urban development, water supply, sanitation, telecommunications, education, healthcare, agriculture, environment, tourism, housing, ports, airports, and railways. The institution focuses on various stages of investment, such as growth, late stage, pre-IPO, and buyout, aiming to address the diverse needs of infrastructure development in Bangladesh. By attracting both institutional and retail investors, including non-resident Bangladeshis and overseas foreign workers, BIFFL seeks to provide alternative investment vehicles within the domestic market. Over the years, BIFFL has been instrumental in financing numerous PPP projects, contributing significantly to the nation's infrastructure landscape. Its commitment to transparency, accountability, and sustainable development underscores its role as a key player in Bangladesh's infrastructure financing sector. Through strategic partnerships and a robust investment approach, BIFFL continues to support the country's infrastructure development, aligning with national economic objectives and fostering long-term growth.

Investment Focus

• Projects must align with BIFFL's investment criteria
• Preference for public-private partnership structures
• Focus on large-scale infrastructure projects