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Boutique firm’s mission to compound wealth through equities is off to a strong start

Arkenomics Capital’s sole fund generated a compound annual growth rate of around 16.8%, on a short track record of 38 months

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Genevieve Cua

Genevieve Cua

Published Tue, Dec 16, 2025 · 06:18 PM
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    • Arkenomics Capital's team (from left): Reynold Tan, partner, and founders Peter Lum and Dinesh Advani, collectively own just under 30% of Arkenomics Provident Fund.
    • Arkenomics Capital's team (from left): Reynold Tan, partner, and founders Peter Lum and Dinesh Advani, collectively own just under 30% of Arkenomics Provident Fund. PHOTO: TAY CHU YI, BT

    FOR the entrepreneurs behind boutique fund-management firm Arkenomics Capital, the investing rulebook seems simple: Buy stocks that show the hallmarks of value – strong balance sheets, low price-earnings multiple, high cash flow, good dividends.

    Then, hold and let compounding do its magic. This, however, is a challenge for most individual investors.

    Arkenomics’ founders Dinesh Advani and Peter Lum pursue a single strategy for their sole fund, the Arkenomics Provident Fund, seeded in October 2022 with S$10 million of their own capital.

    Asian equitiesVCCLong-term value investing

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