Canada’s Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) is considering selling its road assets in India, potentially valuing the portfolio at $1.5 billion including debt, according to livemint.com. The pension fund is working with an adviser to explore options for divesting these assets, which are part of its global road investment platform, Roadis.
The road assets under review belong to Roadis, a platform launched by PSP Investments in 2016 that manages road infrastructure investments across several countries including Brazil, Mexico, Spain, and the US, besides India. The Indian roads have been a key driver of growth for Roadis, as highlighted in PSP’s 2025 annual report. The pension fund has kept the deliberations private, with sources requesting anonymity due to the confidential nature of the discussions.
This potential sale is significant in the infrastructure investment space, reflecting PSP’s strategy to optimize its portfolio by possibly exiting some international road assets. Road infrastructure investments have attracted global institutional capital, with PSP’s Roadis platform being one of the notable players managing diversified assets across multiple geographies. The $1.5 billion valuation underscores the scale of PSP’s Indian holdings relative to its global portfolio.
PSP Investments has yet to make a final decision on the sale. The pension fund’s next public update on its investment strategy and asset portfolio is expected in its forthcoming quarterly report scheduled for release later this year.