Canadian Pension Plan Investment Funds Board (CPPIB) and Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System (OMERS) are considering the sale of their shares in the Associated British Ports (ABP) port group that are equal 34% and 33% of the capital, respectively. This was announced by the British newspaper "Financial Times" explaining that the two funds have commissioned Morgan Stanley to explore the market for the possible sale of their shareholdings. According to what reported by the "Financial Times", CPPIB and OMERS would like potential buyers to consider ABP more of ten billion pounds ($13.6 billion).

The other main shareholders of ABP are the sovereign wealth fund of Singapore, with 20% of the capital, and the Wren House of Kuwait Investment Authority with 10%.

Associated British Ports operates 21 ports in the UK that in 2024 they handled 43.8 million tons of bulk cargo, down -9.7% year-on-year, 3.1 million units between containers and rolling stock (0%) and more than 3.8 million passengers (+5.8%).