Public Sector Pension Investment Board

PSP Investments (the Public Sector Pension Investment Board) is one of Canada's largest pension investors. Established by the Public Sector Pension Investment Board Act in 1999, it is a Canadian Crown corporation that invests funds for the pension plans of the federal public service, the Canadian Forces, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Reserve Force. Since its foundation it has grown from a small organization investing in public markets and fixed income into a large global institutional investor overseeing a diverse portfolio across multiple asset classes. Its asset classes include Private Equity, Capital Markets, Real Estate, Infrastructure, Credit Investments and Natural Resources. As at March 31, 2026, it reported $320.6 billion in net assets under management, an 8.3% 5-year net annualized return and an 8.8% 10-year net annualized return. Canada is one of its most important markets, with approximately 20% of its portfolio invested domestically.

PSP Investments was established by the Public Sector Pension Investment Board Act in 1999. It is a Canadian Crown corporation that invests funds for the pension plans of the federal public service, the Canadian Forces, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Reserve Force. Since its foundation in 1999, PSP Investments has become one of Canada's largest pension investment managers, growing from a small organization investing in public markets and fixed income to a large global institutional investor overseeing a diverse portfolio across multiple asset classes with a team of international experts. Canada is one of its most important markets, with approximately 20% of its portfolio invested domestically; in fiscal 2026 it invested more than $10 billion in Canada, bringing gross assets under management domestically to over $75 billion.

One of Canada's largest pension investors, with an innovative and collaborative approach to investing that contributes to the long-term sustainability of the public sector pension plans whose assets it invests.

• 2026.11.02

  Reported2026.11.02

  FirstLight’s Canadian operations to operate as Caelo Energy[3]FirstLight加拿大业务将以Caelo Energy名义运营prnewswire.com

  PSP Investments said it retained FirstLight’s Canadian operations, which going forward will operate as Caelo Energy.

• 2026.08.11

  Reported2026.08.11

  H&R REIT to be acquired in C$6.7 billion transaction[4]H&R REIT 将以67亿加元被收购bennettjones.com

  H&R Real Estate Investment Trust announced it entered into an agreement with GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust and 1001700058 Ontario Inc., on behalf of a consortium of co-purchasers including funds affiliated with Blackstone Real Estate, Crestpoint Real Estate Investments Ltd., the Public Sector Pension Investment Board and a company controlled by members of the family of Tom Hofstedter, to acquire all of H&R's assets by court-approved plan of arrangement in a cash and unit transaction valued at approximately C$6.7 billion, including assumption of certain debt.

• Unconfirmed

  Reported2026.08.11

  GO REIT and Purchaser consortium to acquire H&R Real Estate Investment Trust assets for about C$6.7 billion[5]GO REIT与买方财团拟以约67亿加元收购H&R房地产投资信托资产finanznachrichten.de

  H&R Real Estate Investment Trust entered into an arrangement agreement with GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust (GOREIT) and 1001700058 Ontario (Purchaser), on behalf of a consortium of co-purchasers, under which GO REIT and the Purchaser agreed to acquire all of H&R's assets by way of a court-approved plan of arrangement in a cash and unit transaction valued at approximately C$6.7 billion, including the assumption of certain debt. H&R unitholders would receive C$4.28 per unit in cash plus 0.5688 GO REIT units per H&R unit, representing C$12.01 per H&R unit. The consortium includes funds affiliated with Blackstone Real Estate, Crestpoint Real Estate Investments, PSP Investments and a company controlled by members of the family of Tom Hofstedter, CEO of H&R.

• 2020.12.18

  Reported2020.12.18

  Tishman Speyer acquires Tour Cristal[6]Tishman Speyer收购Tour Cristalprnewswire.com

  Tishman Speyer acquired the Tour Cristal office tower in central Paris together with partner PSP Investments.

• 2020.03.31

  Reported2020.03.31

  PSP Investments and ATRF complete acquisition of AltaGas Canada[7]PSP Investments与ATRF完成对AltaGas Canada的收购finance.yahoo.com

  PSPIB Cycle Investments Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of TriSummit Cycle Holding Inc., completed the acquisition of all 30,000,000 common shares of AltaGas Canada Inc. in an all-cash transaction. PSP Investments and ATRF announced the completion; the purchase price was $33.50 per share, for total consideration of $1.005 billion.

• 2019.10.22

  Reported2019.10.22

  Consortium agrees to acquire AltaGas Canada[8]财团同意收购AltaGas Canadarigzone.com

  AltaGas Canada agreed to be acquired by PSP Investments and the Alberta Teachers' Retirement Fund Board for C$1.7 billion in an all-cash transaction at C$33.50 per common share.

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1. 1PSP Investments - Public Sector Pension Investmentinvestpsp.com
2. 2Our story of successful investing | PSP Investmentsinvestpsp.com
3. 3FirstLight加拿大业务将以Caelo Energy名义运营prnewswire.com
4. 4H&R REIT 将以67亿加元被收购bennettjones.com
5. 5GO REIT与买方财团拟以约67亿加元收购H&R房地产投资信托资产finanznachrichten.de
6. 6Tishman Speyer收购Tour Cristalprnewswire.com
7. 7PSP Investments与ATRF完成对AltaGas Canada的收购finance.yahoo.com
8. 8财团同意收购AltaGas Canadarigzone.com