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CPP Investments and OMERS selling Associated British Ports stakes to IFM Investors

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The Canadian Press. (2026, October 21). CPP Investments and OMERS selling Associated British Ports stakes to IFM Investors. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/business/cpp-investments-and-omers-selling-associated-british-ports-stakes-to-ifm-investors/article_aefc49c9-0c09-540c-9684-1ed9b1abb116.html

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CPP Investments and OMERS have agreed to sell their stakes in Associated British Ports (ABP) to IFM Investors. CPP Investments holds a 33.9% interest in ABP, while OMERS owns 30%. The financial details of the transaction were not disclosed. ABP is Britain’s largest port operator with operations across England, Scotland, and Wales. This deal follows initial investments by CPP Investments in 2015 and by OMERS in 2006.

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CPP Investments and OMERS, two major pension fund managers, have agreed to sell their entire stakes in Associated British Ports (ABP) to IFM Investors. ABP is Britain’s largest port operator with 19 ports across England, Scotland, and Wales. The financial details of the transaction were not disclosed. CPP Investments had a 33.9% interest in ABP since 2015, while OMERS held a 30.0% stake from as early as 2006. IFM Investors is a global asset manager owned by Australian pension funds and British pension fund Nest.

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The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and OMERS have signed a deal to sell their entire stakes in Associated British Ports to IFM Investors. asserted

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Financial terms of the sale were not disclosed. asserted

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CPP Investments holds a 33.9 per cent interest in ABP, while OMERS owns 30.0 per cent. asserted

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IFM Investors is a global asset manager, owned by Australian pension funds and British pension fund Nest. CPP Investments and OMERS first acquired their stakes in ABP in 2015 and 2006 respectively. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 21, 2026. asserted

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CPP Investments and OMERS selling Associated British Ports stakes to IFM Investors

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