Lagos Waste to Energy & Recycling Plant
A 200-tonne-per-day waste processing facility producing biogas, compost and recycled materials for industrial reuse.
Invest in Lagos Waste
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What you're funding
An integrated waste-management facility in the Epe industrial corridor of Lagos, processing 200 tonnes of municipal and industrial waste daily into biogas, organic compost and recyclable pellets. Revenue comes from gate fees, energy sales to a nearby industrial park and compost offtake agreements.
Project highlights
- 200 tonnes/day processing capacity
- Biogas generation for captive industrial park use
- 15-year waste-supply contract with the Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA)
- Carbon credits registered under Verra methodology
Project timeline
- Phase 1Due diligence & SPV setupNov 2025
- Phase 2Capital raise openNow
- Phase 3Construction & deploymentQ3 2026
- Phase 4Commissioning & first payoutQ1 2027
Financial structure
- Total project size
- $6.3M
- Target raise
- $2.9M
- Investor share
- Senior debt, 11.5% APR
- Payout cadence
- Quarterly
How we mitigate risk
- Waste-supply risk mitigated by a 15-year minimum tonnage guarantee from LAWMA.
- Energy price risk hedged via fixed-price purchase agreement with the industrial park.
- Environmental risk managed through EPA-licensed operations and continuous emissions monitoring.
Who's involved
Project your returns
Based on a target return of 11.5% APR over a 42-month tenor. Returns are contractual coupons, not guaranteed yields.
Charts update live as you adjust the investment amount.
Illustrative only. Actual returns depend on project performance and the SPV's cash waterfall.
Where your slice sits
A breakdown of how this project is financed. Higher tranches are repaid first from project cash flows.
- Diaspora senior debt← your tranche55%
- Sponsor equity25%
- Grant / concessional20%
How the raise is deployed
Every dollar is allocated against a line item in the project budget, audited quarterly.
- Waste sorting & processing lines30%
- Biogas digesters & generators24%
- Composting & pelletising units16%
- Civil works, roads & utilities14%
- Emissions & monitoring systems8%
- Contingency & working capital8%
The people running this project
Sponsor operators, the Endeleo trustee and the independent fiduciary safeguarding your capital.
20+ years structuring infrastructure SPVs across West Africa. Former AfDB project finance.
Operator with a 15-year track record delivering waste management projects across Nigeria.
FRC-registered fiduciary overseeing cash waterfall, escrow controls and investor reporting.
Live from the deal team
Every milestone, audit and operational change is published here before anywhere else.
- 12 Mar 2026Milestone
Capital raise crosses 50% on schedule
674 investors have committed to Lagos Waste to Energy & Recycling Plant. Construction tender opens next week as planned.
- 21 Feb 2026Operations
EPC contractor selection complete
Three pre-qualified contractors submitted bids. Selection panel includes our independent trustee and an external technical advisor.
- 05 Feb 2026Compliance
Quarterly audit report published
Big-four review of the SPV's escrow account and project accounts is now available in your data room.
Got a question about Lagos Waste?
Send it directly to the trustee. We reply within one business day.
Documents & agreements
Review the full Information Memorandum and sign the Investment Agreement to confirm your subscription. All documents are reference VST-LAGOS--2026.
Information Memorandum
For reviewFull disclosure pack for Lagos Waste to Energy & Recycling Plant: structure, financials, risks, partners and impact reporting.
Investment Agreement
Sign to investSPV subscription agreement governing your investment, payouts and exit rights. Counter-signed by the trustee.
By signing the Investment Agreement you confirm you have read the Information Memorandum, understand the risks, and meet Endeleo's investor eligibility criteria. Electronic signatures are legally binding under the eIDAS Regulation and the US ESIGN Act.
Questions investors ask
How does waste generate returns?+
Revenue comes from gate fees paid by waste collectors, biogas sold to the industrial park, and compost/recyclable pellet sales.
Is the plant environmentally safe?+
Yes — it is EPA-licensed with continuous emissions monitoring, leachate containment and Verra-certified carbon credits.
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