PSP Investments Weighs $1.5B India Road Asset Sale
By Business Desk
Canadian pension giant PSP Investments is reportedly exploring the sale of its Indian road assets, a deal potentially worth $1.5 billion including debt.
The Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments), a prominent Canadian pension fund, is exploring the sale of its road assets located in India. This potential divestment could be valued at $1.5 billion, a figure that includes associated debt.
Key Figures
- Potential Divestment Value: $1.5 billion (including debt)
- Roadis Platform Established: 2016
- PSP Investments Net Assets Under Management (as of March): C$320.6 billion ($230 billion)
PSP Investments is actively collaborating with an adviser to facilitate this potential sale of its Indian infrastructure holdings. These assets are integral to Roadis, the fund’s global road investment platform.
Roadis Global Presence
- Brazil
- Mexico
- Spain
- United States
According to Roadis’s 2025 report, the Indian assets have played a significant role in contributing to the platform’s overall growth. While initial interest has been noted from other investment firms and industry players, discussions remain in their preliminary stages.
No final decisions regarding the divestment have been reached at this juncture. PSP Investments, which managed C$320.6 billion, equivalent to $230 billion, in net assets as of March, has declined to offer comment on the potential transaction.
The ongoing consideration highlights a strategic reassessment of global infrastructure portfolios by major pension funds. This move by PSP Investments could reshape the landscape for road asset ownership within India’s infrastructure sector.