High-Conviction Investing.
Fully Aligned.
Our Focus
| 1 | We aim to back only next Fortune Global 100 companies – enduring innovators that are built to last |
| 2 | We find them in public markets and invest with conviction when we believe others misprice them |
| 3 | Our priority is being founder-led and fully aligned to follow our investment process purely and authentically |
Our Strategy
Our Strategy
Denmark Capital’s Enduring
Innovation Strategy
| 1 | Mispriced enduring innovators only |
| 2 | Surrounded by process – converging conviction and risk control is key |
| 3 | Structured to support a globally unconstrained approach |
Why We Invest
The Structural
Opportunity
We are structured to:
| 1 | Embrace volatility when appropriate |
| 2 | Address common firm structure issues |
| 3 | Avoid common firm alignment issues |
Our Difference
At DENMARK, we are specialists of a different type — carrying forward a deep understanding of world-class competitive advantage and durable growth. Our focus is enduring innovators, studied for over a decade, through a process designed to unitize risk-reward. With a globally unconstrained structure, we aim to deliver repeatable results.
Meet Denmark Capital
Unconstrained public market investing in mispriced enduring innovators.
Latest Insights
The Hidden Specialists, And Why This Matters Now
We believe common definitions of specialists in public markets are missing critical components and are in need of an update.
Enduring Innovation and Product Impact
Why we believe enduring innovation matters and the connection to meeting customers and employees where they want to be and winning outcomes.
Investment Process Evolution
When we first started investing professionally, we never thought there could be so much room to evolve our investment process.
Sustainability
The definition of sustainability is, “Able to be maintained at a certain rate or level.” When we were first asked years ago if our portfolio companies were “sustainable,” we said, “Yes!” Then, we received feedback from clients and realized, “We’re gonna need a bigger boat!”