Disclosures

The fine print, in plain sight.

Serious companies publish their limits as clearly as their ambitions. Ours are below.

Company status

Eyekus Capital Ventures Inc. is in formation. Incorporation under the Ontario Business Corporations Act (OBCA) is in progress, and details on this page — including the names of planned operating subsidiaries — may change when the articles of incorporation are filed. A corporation number and registered-office address will be published here once issued.

No offer, no solicitation, no advice

Nothing on this website is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security, fund, or investment product, and nothing here is financial, legal, tax, or investment advice. Eyekus Capital Ventures Inc.:

  • invests and holds its own capital only;
  • is not registered as an investment adviser, dealer, or fund manager with the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) or any other regulator;
  • does not accept, manage, or solicit funds from the public.

Consult a licensed professional before making financial decisions.

Forward-looking statements

Statements on this website about future plans — including planned subsidiaries, products, and timelines — are forward-looking. They describe intent, not guarantees. Actual outcomes depend on filings, financing, market conditions, and execution, and may differ materially. The company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements except as required by law.

Accuracy & no fabricated metrics

This website deliberately publishes no financial performance figures, assets-under-management claims, client counts, or return statistics, because the company is newly formed and any such numbers would be invented. The Performance section contains four verified operating-system metrics, dated as of October 13, 2026.

Terms used on this page

Holdco
A holding company — owns assets and shares of other companies; carries little day-to-day business risk.
Opco
An operating company — runs the actual business, signs the clients, carries the operational liability.
OBCA
Ontario Business Corporations Act — the provincial statute Eyekus is incorporating under.
NUANS
The federal name-search system used to confirm a corporate name is available and not confusingly similar.
Dividend
A distribution of a corporation’s after-tax earnings to its shareholder(s); between connected Canadian corporations, generally tax-free under s.112 of the Income Tax Act.
OSC
Ontario Securities Commission — Ontario’s securities regulator. Eyekus is not registered with it (see §2).