Liberia

Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) is Liberia’s state-owned electric utility, based in Monrovia, and it is responsible for generating, transmitting, distributing, and supplying electric power across the country. It works to expand grid access, improve reliability, and support electricity services for households and businesses in Liberia. In public descriptions, LEC is also associated with projects to restore and extend the Monrovia grid and develop mini-grids and stand-alone systems in interior areas. The company was listed as a ransomware victim associated with 0apt.

The Liberia Revenue Authority is a public sector government organization located in Paynesville, Liberia, established to assess, collect, audit, and account for all national revenues. It administers and enforces Liberia's revenue laws, including taxation and tax exemptions, while facilitating legitimate trade and social protection for the people of Liberia. The Authority replaced the Department of Revenue of the Ministry of Finance to professionally and transparently collect lawful revenues and enhance the government's ability to fund public services. The Liberia Revenue Authority was listed as a ransomware victim associated with the 0apt threat actor.

National Investment Commission Liberia is Liberia’s government investment promotion agency, based in Monrovia, that attracts, facilitates, and supports domestic and foreign investment. It promotes the country’s investment opportunities, helps generate sustainable employment, and works to strengthen Liberia’s economic competitiveness through an investor-friendly environment. Public descriptions also note its role in guiding investors and supporting business registration and licensing services. The entity was listed as a ransomware victim associated with 0apt.