NORDFLINT Capital Partners

Peter Mads Clausen serves as Chairman and ultimate decision-maker for the family office. The firm operates with a small in-house team based in Nordborg, Denmark, and has not publicly named additional investment principals as of early 2025.

NORDFLINT was created from Peter Mads Clausen's personal shareholding in Danfoss A/S, not from foundation assets. The Bitten and Mads Clausen Foundation remains the majority owner of Danfoss. NORDFLINT is a legally separate entity managing Peter Mads Clausen's private wealth, not foundation or corporate capital.

NORDFLINT invests across four core pillars: agricultural land and farming operations, real estate, renewable energy infrastructure, and private equity fund commitments. The strategy emphasizes tangible, long-duration assets in Northern Europe, particularly Denmark, Germany, and the UK.

No. NORDFLINT operates as a closed single-family office managing exclusively Peter Mads Clausen's personal capital. It does not raise funds from or manage assets for external investors.

The capital base originates from Peter Mads Clausen's 2016 sale of a stake in Danfoss A/S, the global industrial technology company founded by his great-grandfather Mads Clausen in 1933. The Bitten and Mads Clausen Foundation purchased the shares, converting family equity into liquid capital for NORDFLINT.