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Segra Capital Management
Segra Capital Management is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Palm Beach, FL, registered since 2022. The firm manages $821 million in assets.
Segra Capital Management
Segra Capital Management is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Palm Beach, FL, registered since 2022. The firm manages $821 million in assets. It has 5 employees and 3 investment advisers.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
2013
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Palm Beach
Corporate office
Palm Beach, FL, United States
Principals
Adam Rodman
Founder & Portfolio Manager
Arthur Hyde
Co-Portfolio Manager
Mike Fabiano
Chief Operating Officer & Chief Financial Officer
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Segra Capital?
Founder Adam Rodman and Co-Portfolio Manager Arthur Hyde jointly manage all of the firm's investments. Rodman established the firm in 2013 after serving as a partner and senior analyst at Corriente Advisors, while Hyde joined in 2014 from J.P. Morgan's fixed income division. Hyde is recognized for developing the firm's nuclear-power thesis and contributes to the World Nuclear Association's World Nuclear Fuel Report.
How concentrated is Segra Capital on nuclear power?
Nuclear power and its related energy infrastructure form the center of gravity for Segra's public and private investments. The firm looks across the entire fuel cycle, including uranium mining, conversion, and enrichment. While the mandate permits other energy-related investments, the team's published research and the backgrounds of its principals indicate that nuclear is the primary thematic commitment.
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