Company Story
1927 - General American Investors Corporation was founded.
1928 - The company went public with an initial public offering (IPO) of 200,000 shares.
1930s - General American Investors Corporation began to invest in a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds.
1940s - The company survived the Great Depression and World War II, maintaining its investment portfolio.
1950s - General American Investors Corporation continued to grow, with its net asset value (NAV) increasing steadily.
1960s - The company expanded its investment portfolio to include international securities.
1970s - General American Investors Corporation introduced its first closed-end fund, General American Investors Fund.
1980s - The company continued to expand its investment portfolio, including investments in real estate and private equity.
1990s - General American Investors Corporation began to focus on long-term growth, with an emphasis on dividend-paying stocks.
2000s - The company navigated the challenges of the dot-com bubble and the global financial crisis.
2010s - General American Investors Corporation continued to focus on long-term growth, with an emphasis on dividend-paying stocks and a diversified portfolio.
2020s - The company continued to adapt to changing market conditions, including the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent economic recovery.