Private Infrastructure Development Group
PIDG combines project development, debt and guarantees to mobilise infrastructure investment. The UK is an Owner-Member through FCDO. Its trust-based structure should not be represented as a conventional minority bank shareholding.
- UK ownership or participation
- Owner-Member via PIDG Trust; no direct UK corporate percentage verified · 2025 accounts and constitution
- Lead department or body
- Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
- UK voting rights
- One vote per Owner-Member; decisions by unanimous consent · Constitution dated 14 April 2025
- Mandate
- Infrastructure development and finance
UK financial position
Unencashed payment obligations. Not a shareholding value or cumulative UK investment.
Underlying source ↗Accounting values, paid-in capital and funding commitments have different meanings and reporting dates. These figures are not added together.
Ownership and accountability
The Trust owns PIDG Holding Company. Trustees seek members' consent for material decisions. Group accountability moved to the holding-company board on 1 January 2026. UK funding amounts do not determine its number of Owner-Member votes.
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News and announcements
View in News and announcements →- UK–Ghana partnership highlights PIDG-backed ship-repair investment ↗
The UK identifies the co-owned PIDG as part of the investor consortium for the US$137m Takoradi floating dock project. US$137m is the project value, not the UK's investment in PIDG.
- PIDG group accountability moves to holding-company board ↗
The 2025 holding-company accounts record the governance transition. The UK remains an Owner-Member through the Trust alongside other government partners.