Committed with intent
Every commitment starts with a written case: what it is for, what it should achieve and how we will know.
- Written investment cases
- Clear milestones
- Owners named for each commitment
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Committing long-term capital
Patient capital for the companies we own and form, on timelines set by the work rather than a fund cycle.
SourceOur own balance sheet
HorizonNo fixed exit
Used forCompanies we own and form
Overview
Capital shapes behavior. Money that must be returned on a fixed schedule pushes companies toward decisions that suit the schedule rather than the business.
We commit our own capital to the companies we acquire and the ventures we form, and we hold for the long term. That lets each company invest on the timeline the work actually needs.
What it involves
How we commit capital.
Matched to the work
Timelines follow what the company needs, not a fund's calendar.
- No predetermined exit horizon
- Staged commitments for new ventures
- Room to adjust as facts change
Reinvestment first
Earnings are reinvested where they strengthen the company or the portfolio.
- Reinvestment over extraction
- Risk sized to the structure
- Reserves kept for steady weather
Patience is a strategy, not a delay.
How we approach it
Case. Commit. Review.
- Phase 01
Case
Write down what the capital is for and what success looks like.
- Phase 02
Commit
Commit in stages, matched to milestones and risk.
- Phase 03
Review
Revisit each commitment on the regular portfolio cycle.
Deep Current Holdings commits capital only to its own holdings. It does not raise money from the public, manage money for others or offer any security or investment.
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