What impact is my money making?
Your savings do two jobs: they earn returns for you — and, invested at home, they help build the economy where members live and work.
Some of the Fund's most visible investments are businesses and infrastructure Solomon Islanders use every day. Here are five of them, in the order the Fund committed.
Milestones from the Fund's domestic investment history, in the order they were committed.
SINPF invested SBD 40 million for 75% of the company and later took full ownership. Its profits stay with Solomon Islanders.
Opened at Point Cruz, built into the old Government House, in partnership with PNG's Nasfund.
SINPF took over the Government's Housing Corporation (now Solomon Housing Limited) and began building homes.
SINPF backs the Solomon Islands side of the undersea cable linking Honiara, Port Moresby and Sydney.
A SINPF-owned lender begins offering personal, education and home loans to Solomon Islanders.
Our Telekom (communications), SolTuna (fisheries), and Loloata Island Resort in Papua New Guinea (tourism) — creating jobs, supplying services and supporting local suppliers.
