Nambawan Super Limited (NSL) celebrates 64 years of service to Papua New Guinean workers, marking a significant milestone in the Fund's history and its contribution to retirement security and national development.

Established on 8 June 1962, NSL has grown from a modest retirement savings scheme for public servants into Papua New Guinea's largest, longest serving and most trusted superannuation fund, serving more than 245,000 Members and safeguarding approximately K13 billion in retirement savings.

The anniversary provides an opportunity to reflect on the generations of Members whose trust, contributions and hard work have shaped the Fund's success.

"Sixty-four years ago, the foundations were laid for what has become Papua New Guinea's largest and most trusted superannuation fund. NSL acknowledges the hundreds of thousands of Members who have entrusted the Fund with their retirement savings and whose contributions continue to drive the Fund's growth and strength."

The Fund has evolved alongside Papua New Guinea through significant legislative and industry reforms that have strengthened governance, accountability and protection of Members' savings. Since major industry reforms in 2000, NSL has grown from approximately K500 million in assets to around K13 billion today.

Beyond providing retirement benefits, Members' savings continue to support economic growth and development throughout Papua New Guinea. In 2025 alone, approximately K9 billion of NSL's investments remained within the domestic economy, supporting businesses, infrastructure and employment opportunities across the country.

"Every kina invested belongs to a Member, and every investment decision is made with the objective of growing and protecting Members' retirement savings while contributing to the country's development."

As NSL looks to the future, the Fund remains focused on strengthening member services, embracing innovation and delivering sustainable long-term returns for Members.