G. K. Goh Holdings

G. K. Goh Holdings is a Singapore investment group with a direct portfolio of early-stage technology businesses, deployed internationally and on a long-term horizon. Within that portfolio, the group takes a particular interest in science-based ventures, encompassing deep technology and university medical spinouts, alongside growth businesses it describes as having the potential for transformational impact. Venture capital and private equity form part of a broader allocation that also includes listed equities and public-market funds.

The group's holdings are diversified across sectors. In aged care and retirement living, its investments include Allium Healthcare, which opened Singapore's first premium nursing home in 2020, and Australia's Opal Healthcare, held since 2013 and now comprising 132 homes with capacity exceeding 13,000 beds; retirement communities are held through Arcadia. Geographic presence spans Singapore and Australia, with an explicitly international mandate.

Founded in 1979 by Goh Geok Khim, the business listed on the Singapore Exchange in 1990 and sold its securities businesses in 2005, refocusing on principal investment. Goh Yew Lin became chief executive in May 2024. The group retains a family-founded heritage and a stated orientation towards long-term international investing across aged care and retirement living, early-stage ventures and growth businesses.