We are an impact investor developing the next generation of infrastructure Canadians need. We deliver outcomes such as sustainable economic growth, connected communities and energy competitiveness.

Investments value*

$12.9B

Total Capital Cost*

$35.5B

Clean Power

Central East Transfer-Out Transmission Line

Green Infrastructure

GDI Integrated Facility Services Retrofits

Green Infrastructure

Langs Bus Lines Zero-Emission Buses

Clean Power

Indigenous Infrastructure

Tilley Solar

Green Infrastructure

Indigenous Infrastructure

Investment-Focused Centre of Expertise

Our direct investment and partnership approach complements, yet is distinct from, government programs. Each investment is structured to leverage revenue streams and crowd-in private sector and institutional investors who are willing to share in the risk and innovate. Our financing solutions are flexible, adaptable and targeted so that our investments help to get new infrastructure built.

Advisory

Our drive to make investments in our priority sectors is enabled by our ability to provide advice on projects earlier in the lifecycle in need of robust financial, business case and procurement analysis. We play a key role through engagement with private and institutional investors.

Knowledge & Research

High-quality research supports understanding and can lead to better informed policy by governments and investment choices by our experts and our partners.

*Note: Figures based on the Quarterly Financial Report Q1 2024–2025 (ending June 30, 2024) with pending project announcements in cooperation with our partners. Starting in 2024-25, the CIB’s reporting of results is based solely on projects that have reached financial close. Prior reports included projects to which the CIB and its partners had made commitments to a project in accordance with an agreed upon term sheet.

Check out the CIB’s 2024-25 Q1 Market Update

The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) continues to support public good outcomes for Canadians with currently 73 investments for a total of $13 billion across the country and 54 projects under construction, as well as two that are now complete.

Read the CIB’s 2024-25 Q1 Market Update

THE FRAME: Summer 2024 Edition now available

In this issue:

In Conversation with Sharleen Gale
CIB helping Indigenous communities tackle infrastructure challenges
Nova Scotia First Nations first in Canada to obtain equity through CIB initiative
Indigenous voices: Why is infrastructure important for Indigenous reconciliation?
Meet Bill Lomax, President and CEO of the First Nations Bank of Canada
Learn more about our recent reports, outcomes, and partnerships

Read "The Frame: Summer 2024 Edition"