To achieve the ultimate virtue of eudaimonia for Hope Capital, our Stakeholders, Fellow man and Environment while maximising shareholder wealth and contributing to the advancement and progress of humanity.
This mission can be achieved through all members of Hope Capital living by the company virtues and aspiring to lead a good, happy and fulfilling life. Eudaimonia is a ancient Greek word commonly translated as 'happiness'.
Hope Capital has adopted the word and its meanings developed by Aristotle, an ancient Greek philosopher who was a student of Plato and teacher of Alexander the Great.
According to Aristotle, Eudaimonia is constituted not by honour, or wealth, or power, but by rational activity in accordance with excellence.
Such activity manifests the virtues of character, including courage, honesty, pride, friendliness, and wittiness; the intellectual virtues, such as rationality in judgment; and it also includes non-sacrificial (i.e., mutually beneficial) friendships and scientific knowledge of things that are fundamental and or unchanging is the best).
