As of 8 September 2026, UK Export Finance (UKEF) reported providing £655 million in financing for the design, construction and refurbishment of four infrastructure projects in Angola, which it said would unlock £167 million in supply contracts for UK businesses. The projects include Cabinda International Airport, a road rehabilitation, and two electricity projects.

Breakdowns given were £371 million for Cabinda International Airport, £73 million for the Camama-Viana Road, £93 million for Uíge electrification and £118 million for a Huambo transmission line. UKEF said the airport work would support 830 local jobs during construction, and the Uíge project would create 5,000 domestic connections and public lighting. It said cumulative UKEF support for Angola since 2018 totalled well over £2 billion. UKEF also stated an aim by 2029 to back £10 billion of finance in low- and middle-income countries.