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Institutional LPInvests through funds, not into companiesLAST VERIFIED Oct 2026 · 4 SOURCES

Bosch Pensionsfonds AG

Corporate pension fund of Robert Bosch GmbH

Also known as BPF AG, Bosch Pensionsfonds, Bosch Vorsorge Plan

Stuttgart pension fund of the Bosch group (est. 2002); about €8.3bn in cover assets (2025), incl. €1.45bn in its BAV RBI Alternatives Lux SICAV-FIS.

HEADQUARTERS
Stuttgart, Germany
FOUNDED
2002
OUTSIDE CAPITAL
No — own capital only
TEAM LISTED
3 people

Focus

STAGES
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SECTORS
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GEOGRAPHY
Global

Overview

Bosch Pensionsfonds AG (BPF AG) was set up in 2002, when Bosch became the first German manufacturing company to establish a Pensionsfonds; it runs the BoschRendit and BoschStabil pension plans of the Bosch Vorsorge Plan. At 31 December 2025 its cover assets (Sicherungsvermögen) totalled about €8.3bn across the plans. It holds its investments through dedicated special funds, including UI-Fonds BAV RBI Alternatives (€236M) and BAV RBI Alternatives Lux S.C.S., SICAV-FIS (€1.45bn). In 2010 IPE reported that half of its planned private equity investments had been made, as part of a 10% alternatives allocation split between absolute return, commodities, private equity, infrastructure and real estate.

PORTFOLIO (2)

  • BAV RBI Alternatives Lux S.C.S., SICAV-FIS (dedicated alternatives fund; €1.45bn book value end-2025)
  • UI-Fonds BAV RBI Alternatives (special fund; €236M end-2025)

People

  • Dirk Jargstorff
    Chairman of the Management Board · source
  • Christian Zeidler
    Management Board, Finance (incl. capital investment) · source
  • Nina Litobarski
    Chair of the Supervisory Board · source

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Frequently asked questions

Bosch Pensionsfonds AG is a institutional investor based in Stuttgart, Germany, founded in 2002.

Bosch Pensionsfonds AG does not primarily put its own money into private companies. It also commits capital to third-party funds as an LP.

Key people at Bosch Pensionsfonds AG include Dirk Jargstorff (Chairman of the Management Board), Christian Zeidler (Management Board, Finance (incl. capital investment)) and Nina Litobarski (Chair of the Supervisory Board).

Bosch Pensionsfonds AG's investments include BAV RBI Alternatives Lux S.C.S., SICAV-FIS (dedicated alternatives fund; €1.45bn book value end-2025) and UI-Fonds BAV RBI Alternatives (special fund; €236M end-2025).

No. Bosch Pensionsfonds AG invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.