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Ontario Teachers' earned 6.7 per cent return in 2025, net assets grew to $279.4B
Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan achieved a 6.7% net return in 2025 with assets growing to $279.4 billion despite underperforming its 11.7% benchmark due to private equity and real estate losses.
- On March 10, 2026, the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board reported a 6.7 per cent return last year and net assets of $279.4 billion by Dec. 31, 2025.
- The fund missed its internal benchmark, as struggling private equity and real estate holdings were marked down and produced negative returns that weighed on performance, causing a $12-billion shortfall in potential investment income.
- Venture growth division returned about 30 per cent and public equities rose 15 per cent, while private equity portfolio lost 5.3 per cent and real estate portfolio lost 3.1 per cent.
- By Jan. 1 the plan reported it was fully funded, with a $31.2-billion preliminary funding surplus, a funding ratio of 111 per cent, covering about 346,000 plan members.
- Over the longer term, Teachers has averaged 6.8 per cent annually, Jo Taylor said the fund realized key assets and will focus on maintaining funding and strong risk-adjusted returns.
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