Building Legacies · Creating Value

Fadi Sidik

MBBS Student

Founder · Obsidian Holdings

Managing Partner · BlakePark

fadi@blakepark.co

Currently pursuing medicine while building ventures at the intersection of healthcare, entrepreneurship, and long-term value creation — enduring businesses shaped by innovation, strategic thinking, and disciplined execution.

Principles
Discipline01

Fewer, better decisions across medicine and business.

Horizon02

Fifty-year thinking in an industry addicted to quarters.

Craft03

Operational excellence over optics; substance over speed.

About

Medicine, capital, and patience.

Full Profile

Fadi Sidik is an MBBS student, founder of Obsidian Holdings, and Managing Partner at BlakePark.

His work sits where clinical training meets long-horizon ownership — companies designed to compound quietly over decades rather than chase cycles.

The operating philosophy is simple: fewer, better decisions; substance over optics.

Portrait of Fadi Sidik
  • Based

    Abu Dhabi · United Arab Emirates

  • Focus

    Healthcare, retail, technology, real assets

  • Approach

    Long-term ownership, disciplined execution

Education

Trained in medicine.

Education
Degree
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
Institution
Nahda University (NUB), Egypt
Discipline
Clinical sciences with a research orientation
Status
In progress
Certifications

Credentials, verified.

All Certifications
Programme work in clinical practice, epidemiology, and research method — the analytical base behind every investment decision.
Competitive positioning, unit economics, and the structural questions that determine whether a business endures.
Valuation, capital structure, and disciplined allocation across concentrated, long-duration positions.
Building teams and operating cadence for organisations meant to outlast their founders.
Product and platform literacy across commerce, data, and healthcare technology.
How care is financed, delivered, and measured — and where durable value accrues.
Insights

Notes on the long game.

All Insights

On fifty-year thinking

Why the best returns belong to the patient.

Medicine as a business education

What the ward teaches about systems.

Owning, not trading

The case for permanent capital.

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For investment opportunities, strategic partnerships, and serious business inquiries.