A Canadian real estate billionaire acquires half of the tech investment firm Vistara Growth, committing as much as $125 million to a new fund, according to reports from Bloomberg and the Financial Post. Both outlets say the transaction is linked to a long-running relationship between the parties, tracing back to a business school friendship formed about three decades ago. The new commitment is structured as an investment into a fund that Vistara Growth will manage, with the billionaire purchasing a 50% stake in the company. The reports describe the buyer as a real estate billionaire but do not provide additional deal terms beyond the stake size and the maximum funding commitment. Both sources characterize the agreement as a significant capital injection aimed at supporting Vistara Growth’s next fund. While the outlets differ only in framing, they agree on the core details: a half ownership purchase, the creation of a new fund, and the potential $125 million commitment tied to the relationship between the investors.