CDPQ Infra is a developer of large-scale public infrastructure projects, acting as both investor and principal contractor. Founded in 2015, it operates primarily in Québec, Canada, with a focus on transportation and urban transit initiatives. Its portfolio includes major projects such as the Réseau express métropolitain (REM), a 67-km, fully automated electric light rail network with 26 stations in Greater Montréal.
The company's technical domains span infrastructure development, transportation systems, project financing, construction management, and operations. Other key projects include the TramCité tram project in Québec City and Alto, a proposed high-speed rail line connecting Québec City to Toronto. It emphasizes rigorous analyses, robust financing solutions, and strategic partnerships, operating under a unique public-private partnership model.
As a subsidiary, its net assets are linked to its parent organization's $496 billion portfolio. The firm maintains a commitment to sustainable development and a focus on creating infrastructure intended to improve community quality of life.
