As of December 2017[update], the company's total assets were valued at USh 108 billion (approximately US$30 million).

During the year that ended December 2017, the company realized USh 1.9 billion (approximately US$520,000) in after-tax profit.

In December 2009, the government began the process of divesting entirely from the company by floating its 40 percent shareholding on the Uganda Securities Exchange.

[4] On 31 December 2009, the Ugandan government started the process to list on the Uganda Securities Exchange (USE) the 161.6 million shares of NIC that it owned.

[7] NIC's products and services list includes the following:[8] The governing body of the company is the nine-member board of directors.