Capital
Permanent capital, deployed with no obligation to return it and no exit horizon.
Capital is the balance sheet behind everything above. It is permanent — no fund life, no redemption calendar, no obligation to return it on someone else's schedule — which changes what can be held and for how long. The mandate, the allocation policy, and what the office will and will not underwrite are published by Gord Capital rather than restated here.
Properties under capital
- Gord Capital ↗ The family office capital company. The mandate, the allocation policy, and what permanent capital makes possible. Live
- Gord Enterprises ↗ The enterprises the group owns outright: operating businesses held on the balance sheet rather than companies the group formed. Live
- Gord Properties The real-asset arm: property held on the balance sheet rather than through a fund, on the same permanent-capital terms as everything else the office owns. Building
- h3alth Capital The balance sheet this vertical does not yet have, named openly with the test it must pass before the group claims otherwise. Building
- Macabee Partners The acquisition mandate: profitable businesses bought to hold, not to flip, in categories the group already runs infrastructure for. Planned