Multi-strategy mandates across global public markets and structured credit, run from Hong Kong with research desks in Singapore and London. We manage concentrated long-only equity sleeves, an Asia-Pacific credit book, and a multi-asset overlay for institutional clients.
Strategy book →Conviction-led growth, buyout, and special-situation investing across Asia-Pacific and selected developed markets. We act as lead or co-lead, take board seats, and underwrite businesses we intend to hold for the better part of a decade.
Vintage detail →Independent counsel to founders, principals, and family offices on transactions, capital structure, and generational transitions. We do not underwrite, syndicate, or distribute — which is precisely the point. Our advice is paid for, not sold.
Engagement note →Bespoke stewardship for ultra-high-net-worth families and institutional principals. Each relationship is led by a partner; each book is constructed from first principles. We do not run a model portfolio. We do not earn from products. We are paid one way, openly stated.
Private introduction →A principal investment portfolio of mineral and hydrocarbon interests, owned and operated across the Southeast Asian archipelago.
From the rare-earth tailings of Bangka and the nickel laterites of Halmahera to the deepwater hydrocarbons of the Mahakam, the Petrisula register comprises rare earth elements, gold, copper, silver, coal, nickel, and iron-ore operations alongside selective upstream oil & gas participations. The book is structured to compound across cycles: long-life reserves, low-quartile cash costs, and operating partners aligned by capital — not by quarter. Fourteen assets, five jurisdictions, one archipelago.
“Patient capital is the rarest instrument in modern finance — and the most consequential. We have spent fourteen years practising it.”
Office — 01
MMXII
FJ
Hong Kong
CEO
Founder of the group. Sets strategic direction, leads capital allocation across mineral and hydrocarbon platforms, and chairs the firm's investment, risk, and partnership committees from Hong Kong.
Office — 02
MMXIII
BS
Jakarta
Chair
Chair of the board. Provides governance oversight across the group's mineral, hydrocarbon, and treasury operations and the partnership relationships supporting them across the archipelago.
Office — 03
MMXVII
TP
Hong Kong
Investment
Leads the group's investment committee, underwriting of new positions, and ongoing portfolio risk. Coordinates with country and asset heads on capital deployment across the register.
Office — 04
MMXVI
AC
Hong Kong
Finance
Oversees finance, treasury, audit, tax, and investor relations across the group. Leads quarterly close, financial controls, capital structure, and the firm's relationships with auditors and rating agencies.
Office — 05
MMXVIII
AM
Hong Kong
Information
Architect of the group's information systems, data infrastructure, and cybersecurity posture across the operating jurisdictions and the corporate centre. Leads digital transformation and platform engineering.
Office — 06
MMXV
PG
Jakarta
Mining · ID
Leads the group's mineral operations across Indonesia — from the nickel laterites of Halmahera and Sulawesi to thermal coal in Kalimantan, silver-lead-zinc in Maluku, and the new rare-earth platform in Bangka Belitung.
Office — 07
MMXVII
FY
Jakarta
O&G · ID
Leads the group's upstream petroleum activities in Indonesia — Mahakam, Natuna, and selective shallow-water participations — including operating partnerships, joint ventures, and regulatory engagement with SKK Migas and ESDM.
Office — 08
MMXIX
DH
Bandar Seri Begawan
O&G · BN
Leads the group's upstream gas interests in Brunei Darussalam — counterparty engagement, partnership relationships in the offshore province, and stewardship of long-life production-sharing positions.
Office — 09
MMXVIII
AN
Hong Kong
O&G · CN/HK
Leads the group's petroleum activities and corporate access in Greater China and Hong Kong — counterparty engagement, joint ventures, and the firm's institutional relationships across the region.
Why the laterites of Sulawesi and Halmahera now anchor the global cathode supply chain — and what it means for capital allocation across the archipelago over the next decade. A house view from the CIO's desk.
Why the Natuna Sea and Timor-Leste's joint petroleum province are entering a once-in-a-generation development phase — and why we choose to participate as a minority partner, not an operator.
Three patterns in how Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines actually grant, renew, and revoke mineral and petroleum titles — and the operating posture that follows from each.