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Public Sector Pension Board Acquires Enercare Stake and Partners in LNG Investment

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What happened

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The Public Sector Pension Investment Board is acquiring a 50 per cent interest in Enercare Inc. for $1.6 billion, which operates a Canadian home infrastructure platform providing equipment for over one million homes in Canada. Separately, the Public Sector Pension Investment Board and Blackstone Inc. partnered to acquire a 49.9 per cent non-controlling interest in a Mitsubishi Corporation subsidiary involved in a liquefied natural gas Canada liquefaction project.

From benefitscanada.com

Why it matters

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The investments reflect a commitment to long-term infrastructure and energy assets. The Public Sector Pension Investment Board stated that the Enercare asset is a highly attractive infrastructure investment within its high inflation correlated portfolio.

From benefitscanada.com

Who's involved

  • Public Sector Pension Investment BoardAcquiring 50% of Enercare and partnering with Blackstone Inc. for an LNG stake.
  • Blackstone Inc.Partnering with the Public Sector Pension Investment Board to acquire a non-controlling interest in the LNG project.
  • Mitsubishi CorporationHolding interest in the liquefied natural gas Canada liquefaction project where the partnership occurred.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Public Sector Pension Investment BoardSpeculative

    The Public Sector Pension Investment Board's portfolio revenue could increase through the acquisition of Enercare and the LNG investment.

  • Blackstone Inc.Speculative

    Blackstone Inc. could see increased investment deployment into the energy sector through its partnership.

  • Mitsubishi CorporationSpeculative

    Mitsubishi Corporation could see increased capital investment and strategic support for its LNG operations in Canada.

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