The pension giant is looking to take large stakes in road networks, as well as telecommunications and renewable energy firms, as part of a broader focus on Asia. (Deal Street Asia)
The pension giant is looking to take large stakes in road networks, as well as telecommunications and renewable energy firms, as part of a broader focus on Asia. (Deal Street Asia)
The pension giant is looking to take large stakes in road networks, as well as telecommunications and renewable energy firms, as part of a broader focus on Asia. (Deal Street Asia)
Talking point: OMERS currently has one infrastructure asset in all of Asia, a 22.4 per cent stake in Indian toll road firm IndInfravit Trust. It’s looking to change that rapidly, with India investments making up between five and 10 per cent of its portfolio in the next five years. Omers isn’t the only Canadian pension interested in India. In October 2019 Ontario Teachers’ chief investment officer Ziad Hindo told The Logic he wanted to expand in the country. Two months later, CPPIB announced an investment of up to US$600 million in an Indian government-backed infrastructure investment fund.
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