Concert Infrastructure

Overview

Concert Infrastructure is an independent corporate entity dedicated to investing in, developing, and managing essential public infrastructure projects across Canada. The company focuses on delivering stable, long-term returns for Canadian union and management pension plan unitholders, aiming to strengthen the economic and social fabric of Canadian communities. By partnering with Canadian companies and employing local workers, Concert Infrastructure ensures that its projects provide maximum local economic benefits. The company's investment strategy centers on public-private partnerships, emphasizing the design, financing, construction, and operation of infrastructure assets. This approach seeks to align with the long-term public policy interests of government partners while delivering steady returns. Concert Infrastructure's portfolio includes direct investment and management of 10 Canadian public-private partnership projects, with an aggregate capitalization of $3.4 billion. Notable projects include the Iqaluit International Airport and the Bruce Power Office Complex and Training Facility. Committed to sustainability, Concert Infrastructure integrates environmental, social, and economic sustainability principles across its business operations. The company is a signatory to the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) and adheres to the PRI Reporting Framework, reflecting its dedication to responsible investing practices. This commitment is evident in its first Responsible Investing Report, released in July 2025, which outlines the company's approach to responsible investing and its alignment with global sustainability standards.

Investment Focus

• Stable, long-term returns
• Alignment with public policy interests
• Partnerships with Canadian companies
• Employment of Canadian workers
• Adherence to sustainability principles

Portfolio Companies