Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan

Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan (OTPP) is one of the world's largest pension plans, managing $269.6 billion in net assets as of June 30, 2025. Their primary mission is to deliver outstanding service and retirement security to the teachers of Ontario. As a fully funded defined benefit pension plan, OTPP invests in a broad array of asset classes to generate stable risk-adjusted returns and ensure the long-term funding of their members' pensions. OTPP's investment approach is active and global, leveraging their scale, global network, and in-house expertise to help their portfolio companies thrive. They focus on creating long-term value across their global portfolio, partnering with companies at all business stages. Their investment program is designed not only to generate financial returns but also to have a positive impact on the people, places, and communities their investments touch. They are committed to sustainable investing and consider environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors in their investment decisions. They have a long-term investment horizon, supporting their goal of generating returns required to fund current and future pensions. OTPP has a strong geographic diversification with presence across the Americas, EMEA, and APAC regions. OTPP is a pioneer of a public pension model emulated worldwide. They are committed to pushing boundaries and borders to serve their members. OTPP is performance-driven, agile, courageous, inclusive and curious. OTPP places importance on effective governance, overseen by an independent board. The board consists of members appointed by both the Ontario government and the Ontario Teachers’ Federation (OTF). The board is proactive and engaged, meeting with portfolio companies, investment partners, governments, and other stakeholders to understand risks and strategic opportunities. Ontario Teachers' actively integrates ESG considerations into their investment process and is committed to responsible investing. This includes managing climate change risks and opportunities.

Energy, metals, timberland, agriculture, aquaculture, natural climate solutions, private equity, infrastructure, real estate, venture growth, critical minerals

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