Breckinridge Capital Partners™ · Est. 2019 · Geneva, Luxembourg, Phuket Airport
A curated portfolio of aggressively misunderstood opportunities in markets nobody else has considered, for reasons that will soon become obvious.
* Past performance is not indicative of future results. Present performance is also not indicative of future results. Actually none of this indicates anything. Returns projections were calculated by Derek, our intern, using a spreadsheet he found on Reddit. Breckinridge Capital Partners is not regulated by anyone. We tried but they stopped returning calls.
Each position represents months of what our founder calls "deep Googling" and one very confident dinner conversation. Hover each card for our proprietary risk assessment.
Haiti uses 30kg of charcoal per household per year. Nobody is disrupting this space. We intend to be the Uber of charcoal distribution, but for Haiti, but for charcoal. The app will have a dark mode.
We are acquiring a train station in rural Thailand. We don't know which one yet. We saw a photo and it had "good bones." Thailand is growing. Trains are old but also classic. This is essentially real estate but with trains.
The Pot Noodle is a solved product. But what if the pot itself popped? Like a kernel of corn, but it's the pot. You add water, the pot inflates, cooks the noodles, then compresses for recycling. Totally viable.
The festival market is overcrowded. Our insight: what if you removed the crowd? VoidFest is a premium boutique festival with zero attendees. Zero queues. Zero toilets needed. 100% of the vibe, 0% of the people.
Barnaby spent eleven months at a mid-tier consultancy before striking out on his own with a "clear sense that most opportunities were simply not being noticed by smart people like him." He has an Economics degree from a university he describes as "basically Oxford-adjacent."
He first noticed the Haiti charcoal opportunity during a gap year he did not actually take but has told people about. The Thailand train station came to him during a layover in Bangkok airport, from which he did not leave. PotPop was conceived in a Tesco aisle. VoidFest was born from "sheer frustration at Glastonbury queues."
Barnaby manages all fund operations from a WeWork hot desk in Canary Wharf (Tuesday afternoons only — the free coffee is better). His investment thesis is best described as: "If I find it interesting, others will find it profitable."
"The best investments are the ones nobody else understands. Usually because they are bad."
— Barnaby Holt-Wiggins, to his mum, Christmas 2023
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