SINPF

SINPF Defined as a contribution fund and established by SINPF Act 1973.

Commenced operations on 1st October 1976, as a statutory savings scheme
Members are obliged to contribute a minimum of 5% and Employers contribute 7.5% on behalf of employees.

πŸ“£IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR SINPF MEMBERSπŸ“’
07/08/2026

πŸ“£IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR SINPF MEMBERSπŸ“’

SINPF PRESS RELEASE AUDITOR GENERAL SIGNS OFF SINPF BOARD 2024 ANNUAL ACCOUNTS 3 August 2026 The Fund’s 2024 audited fin...
02/08/2026

SINPF PRESS RELEASE

AUDITOR GENERAL SIGNS OFF SINPF BOARD 2024 ANNUAL ACCOUNTS
3 August 2026

The Fund’s 2024 audited financial statement for the 12-month period ending 30th June 2024 was approved for sign off on 29 June 2026 by the Board and the Auditor General. The delayed completion of the Fund’s 2024 audit was primarily due to the protracted discussions on the Fund’s domestic investment properties’ annual revaluations with the Fund’s external auditors.

As a result of the delay in finalizing our domestic investment property valuations, the Board secured approvals from the Central Bank of Solomon Islands for extensions to complete its 2024 audit.

The Fund at the end of the 2024 financial year recorded a net increase in net assets from operations of $126,819,279 after adjusting for costs and net gain in fair value on our traded and non-traded investment assets. This is a large reduction from the previous year’s level of $263,625,321.

The Fund’s 2024 financial year performance weakened due to lower net changes in fair value in our listed and unlisted international and national equity asset valuations, exchange rate movements and domestic investment property revaluations.

Firm dividends and interest incomes were received from South Pacific Oil Limited, Solomon Telekom Company Limited, BSP Financial Group Limited, UBS Australia Share Fund, Heritage Park Hotel Limited, Soltuna Limited, Solomon Submarine Cable Company Limited, Solomon Finance Ltd and Solomon Housing Limited.

Interest income from our government treasury bills and long-term development bonds also contributed strongly to the Fund’s investment income during the year. The returns from this investment asset class expanded in the year with competitive rates secured from the government on their long-term development bonds.

Rental income from our investment properties slightly improved to just under $34.3 million on 2023 rental amount of $34.2 million.
Total contributions received from members reached $424,140,574 in the year, an increase of just under $14.5 million on the previous year level of $409,605,606. Member benefit payments fell in the year to settle at $356,565,322, a reduction of $34.4 million on 2023 level of $390,979,820.

As a result of the Fund’s satisfactory financial performance the Board was able to declare a crediting rate of 6% for its members on 30th September 2024.

SINPF Press August 2026

PUBLIC NOTICE!!
06/07/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE!!

30/06/2026

SINPF PODCAST, Episode one - General NPF Information for Our Good Members, Employers and the Public. How and Why NPF was established and What are the Benefits?

Current Job Opportunity with SINPF
30/06/2026

Current Job Opportunity with SINPF

NOTICE: 04.06.2026
04/06/2026

NOTICE: 04.06.2026

Commercial Space for Rent (May2026). See detail below.
28/05/2026

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The Solomon Islands National Provident Fund was honoured to participate in the 2026 PIIF CEO Forum in Vanuatu β€” a valuab...
12/05/2026

The Solomon Islands National Provident Fund was honoured to participate in the 2026 PIIF CEO Forum in Vanuatu β€” a valuable gathering bringing together superannuation and provident funds from across the Pacific to strengthen partnerships, share insights, and discuss the future of investment and member services in our region.

A heartfelt thank you to the Vanuatu National Provident Fund for hosting a successful and memorable forum.

We look forward to welcoming everyone to the Solomon Islands for the 2027 PIIF CEO Forum. Safe travels to all delegates and partners across the Pacific.

Photo credit: Pacific Island Investment Forum

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08/05/2026

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Female staff of the Solomon Islands National Provident Fund marked Mother’s Day with a special celebration at the NPF Office on Friday, 8 May 2026. The occasion featured a cake-cutting ceremony followed by light refreshments, providing an opportunity for staff to come together in recognition of mothers and their invaluable contributions.
In a joint statement, the female staff highlighted the importance of celebrating Mother’s Day as a way of recognising and honouring the vital role mothers play across all aspects of life. The statement acknowledged the selfless love, dedication, and positive influence mothers continue to have within families, workplaces, and communities.
The celebration also served as an opportunity for NPF mothers to strengthen relationships, promote family unity, express appreciation, and support overall mental well-being.
In addition, women of SINPF are supporting the Solomon Islands Women in Business Association (SIWIBA) in its efforts to host a special event dedicated to celebrating and honouring mothers for their love, commitment, and invaluable contributions to families, communities, and the nation.
This support further recognises the important role mothers play in empowering women entrepreneurs, contributing to economic growth, creating employment opportunities, and improving livelihoods across the country.

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