The Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan announced Friday that it bought a majority stake in Norway-based Helly Hansen. The Teachers’ Pension Plan bought 75 percent of HH for a reported $326 million USD. The remaining 25 percent of the company will be owned by Altor Fund II (which previously owned all of the company).
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