Omnigence Asset Management Diversifies with Real Assets and Private Equity
Toronto, Tuesday, 1 July 2025.
Omnigence Asset Management broadens its investment platform by focusing on real assets and private equity, aiming for diversification amid global economic changes as of June 30, 2025.
Strategic Expansion Overview
Omnigence Asset Management, a leading Canadian multi-strategy alternative investment firm, has announced a significant expansion in its investment portfolio as of June 30, 2025. This expansion focuses on diversifying into real assets and private equity strategies. The firm, managing over CA$1 billion in assets, aims to strengthen its offerings by aligning with current global economic trends and providing institutional investors with unique value propositions, such as downside protection and uncorrelated returns [1].
The Portfolio Components
As part of its strategic growth, Omnigence’s portfolio includes partnerships such as Veripath Partners, one of Canada’s largest non-operated farmland funds managing over 140,000 acres, and Arvore Partners, which targets lower middle-market companies with defensible niches. Genivent Partners forms another key component, specializing in secondaries, providing investors with discounted private equity entries with shorter duration and reduced risk [1].
Market Considerations and Institutional Demands
Institutional investors today are increasingly seeking investments that offer more than traditional financial engineering. They demand strategies that promise real value creation and resilience against market volatility. Stephen Johnston, Managing Director at Omnigence, emphasized the importance of these factors in crafting the company’s investment strategies, ensuring they are aligned with investor needs and global economic conditions [1].
Positioning for Future Growth
Moving forward, Omnigence’s strategic focus on real assets and operational private equity not only diversifies their current investment offerings but also positions the firm for sustained success. This expansion reflects a broader trend among investment firms to adapt to an ever-evolving market landscape by enhancing their portfolios with asset classes that offer stability and growth potential, particularly during economic uncertainties [1].