Canadian General Investments Limited (LSE:CGI), one of North America’s oldest closed-end equity funds, delivered an investor update highlighting its long-term record of outperforming the Toronto Stock Exchange Index and delivering consistent dividend growth. Founded in 1930 and listed on both the Toronto and London Stock Exchanges, CGI manages approximately $1.9 billion in assets with $1.2 billion in unrealized gains and maintains modest leverage of about 10%. The fund invests primarily in Canadian equities with up to 25% allocated to U.S. holdings, providing diversified exposure across sectors beyond the country’s traditional concentration in financials and energy. Operating as an investment corporation, CGI benefits from tax-efficient distributions that combine income and capital gains dividends, enabling 12 consecutive years of dividend increases between 3–8% annually. Its disciplined, long-term investment approach emphasizes quality compounders such as Celestica, Nvidia, and Franco-Nevada, alongside strategic exposure to high-growth sectors including technology, gold, and uranium—key drivers of future market expansion. Despite temporary NAV softness due to a gold-led market rally, CGI continues to outperform over 10-, 25-, and 50-year periods, reflecting strong portfolio fundamentals and risk-adjusted returns. With a fully aligned ownership structure and a proven history of capital growth, rising income, and tax efficiency, Canadian General Investments remains a compelling opportunity for investors seeking steady performance, diversification, and long-term value creation in the Canadian equity market.