GLIL is a pension-fund infrastructure investment platform. Its disclosed investors include GMPF, Merseyside, West Yorkshire, LPPI and Nest. The portfolio spans water, ports, mobile towers, trains, a toll road and renewable energy. [1][2][3][4][5]
01 / Behind the name
Who owns GLIL Infrastructure?
Pension-backed infrastructure investment platform · open-ended fund [1]
GLIL pools pension investment capital. GMPF's participation does not mean it owns the whole platform or every underlying asset directly. Current individual member percentages and asset-by-asset look-through interests are not disclosed in the sources reviewed. GLIL reports £4.5bn committed at 30 June 2026 and £3.4bn invested across 14 assets at 31 March 2026. Its website displays 13 portfolio entries; these counts use different scopes. The £400m additional commitments announced in August 2026 came from multiple members collectively, with no individual GMPF amount supplied. [1][2][3][4][5]
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Investors in GLIL Infrastructure
Investor disclosures found
Selected investor disclosures have been found. Each names the held entity, basis and date; the complete investor register remains outside this review. A stake in a parent or operating company is shown against that entity. Dates refer to each disclosure and can differ from the profile review date. Evidence links are included with each record.
GLIL identifies these pension funds and pools as investors. Individual interests and asset-by-asset look-through percentages are not supplied. A GLIL investment is indirect exposure to its underlying assets; member interests must not be counted as additional independent stakes in each asset. LPPI's manager role is separate from pension capital invested through it.
GLIL identifies these pension funds and pools as investors. Individual interests and asset-by-asset look-through percentages are not supplied. A GLIL investment is indirect exposure to its underlying assets; member interests must not be counted as additional independent stakes in each asset. LPPI's manager role is separate from pension capital invested through it.
GLIL identifies these pension funds and pools as investors. Individual interests and asset-by-asset look-through percentages are not supplied. A GLIL investment is indirect exposure to its underlying assets; member interests must not be counted as additional independent stakes in each asset. LPPI's manager role is separate from pension capital invested through it.
GLIL identifies these pension funds and pools as investors. Individual interests and asset-by-asset look-through percentages are not supplied. A GLIL investment is indirect exposure to its underlying assets; member interests must not be counted as additional independent stakes in each asset. LPPI's manager role is separate from pension capital invested through it.
GLIL identifies these pension funds and pools as investors. Individual interests and asset-by-asset look-through percentages are not supplied. A GLIL investment is indirect exposure to its underlying assets; member interests must not be counted as additional independent stakes in each asset. LPPI's manager role is separate from pension capital invested through it.
GLIL portfolio entries, checked 16 October 2026. These describe investment scopes, not a list of wholly owned brands. GMPF's exposure is through GLIL; no GMPF percentage is inferred from the platform's asset interests.
Portfolio research reviewed . Investment and tax information elsewhere on this page uses the reporting scope stated with each source.
Showing 13 of 13 investments
Clyde Wind Farm
Energy & utilities
Renewable-energy investment. GMPF's interest is indirect through GLIL. [2]
Markets & sources (1)
Selected property, business or investment scope [2]
Forth Ports
Transport & infrastructure
Port-group equity investment; exact GLIL and GMPF look-through percentages are not established here. GMPF's interest is indirect through GLIL. [5]
Markets & sources (1)
Selected property, business or investment scope [5]
Semperian
Transport & infrastructure
PPP/PFI infrastructure portfolio investment. GMPF's interest is indirect through GLIL. [2]
Markets & sources (1)
Selected property, business or investment scope [2]
Anglian Water Group
Energy & utilities
Investment in the water group; operating services are provided by Anglian Water Services. GMPF's interest is indirect through GLIL. [4]
Markets & sources (1)
Selected property, business or investment scope [4]
GLIL / Cubico renewable-energy investment
Energy & utilities
Listed under Cubico Sustainable Investments in GLIL's portfolio. This does not establish ownership of the entire Cubico group. GMPF's interest is indirect through GLIL. [2]
Markets & sources (1)
Also listed or searchable as: Cubico Sustainable Investments
Selected property, business or investment scope [2]
Agility Trains East
Transport & infrastructure
Train-infrastructure investment; this is not ownership of a train operating franchise. GMPF's interest is indirect through GLIL. [2]
Markets & sources (1)
Selected property, business or investment scope [2]
Rathcool
Energy & utilities
Renewable-energy investment. GMPF's interest is indirect through GLIL. [2]
Markets & sources (1)
Selected property, business or investment scope [2]
Hornsea 1
Energy & utilities
Offshore wind-farm investment. GMPF's interest is indirect through GLIL. [2]
Markets & sources (1)
Selected property, business or investment scope [2]
Cornerstone
Transport & infrastructure
Mobile tower infrastructure investment. Network customers are separate businesses. GMPF's interest is indirect through GLIL. [2]
Markets & sources (1)
Selected property, business or investment scope [2]
M6toll
Transport & infrastructure
Toll-road investment near Birmingham. GMPF's interest is indirect through GLIL. [2]
Markets & sources (1)
Selected property, business or investment scope [2]
Lyceum Solar
Energy & utilities
Solar-energy portfolio investment. GMPF's interest is indirect through GLIL. [2]
Markets & sources (1)
Selected property, business or investment scope [2]
Haweswater Aqueduct Resilience Programme
Energy & utilities
HARP infrastructure project investment; distinct from ownership of the entire water company. GMPF's interest is indirect through GLIL. [2]
Markets & sources (1)
Also listed or searchable as: HARP
Selected property, business or investment scope [2]
Sølvtrans
Transport & infrastructure
Minority investment in the wellboat operator, announced in 2026. GMPF's interest is indirect through GLIL. [3]
Markets & sources (1)
Also listed or searchable as: Solvtrans
Selected property, business or investment scope [3]
Recent portfolio changes
19 August 2026: GLIL announced £400m of additional commitments from existing members collectively. This is not GMPF's individual investment amount. [3]
03 / The figures, with context
What does it report in UK tax?
UK cash corporation tax has not been verified for this profile. No zero payment is inferred.
United KingdomNot yet verified
UK corporation tax paid
Not yet verifiedCash payment
GLIL Infrastructure · UK cash reporting scope not reconciled Annual reporting period not yet verified
A dated UK cash corporation-tax payment has not been established for this reporting scope. Pension-scheme exemptions, overseas withholding tax, asset values and investor contributions are separate evidence; an unverified amount does not mean no tax was paid. [1]
These figures have different scopes. They should not be added together or used as a like-for-like tax ranking.
GLIL · 13 displayed portfolio entries, not necessarily the same count as the 14-asset metric; individual asset percentages and GMPF look-through percentages not established