Form D Filings This Week: Private Offerings
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Form D notices filed in the last 7 days. Companies and funds file these when they offer securities privately, and each row includes the total offering amount, the amount sold so far and the exemption used. A Form D is a notice of an offering, not proof the money was raised. Expect a mix of operating companies and pooled investment funds. Unofficial, not affiliated with the SEC.
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One row per Form D: issuer name, CIK, industry group, total offering amount, total amount sold, investors already in, date of first sale, federal exemptions, file date and the Form D and index links.
Related-person, promoter and signer names are never included.
No. Expect a mix of operating companies and pooled investment funds, and add an industryGroups filter such as Other Technology to narrow it.
Form D searches with an industry filter read up to 200 filings, and cover the last 30 days if no dates are set. If a run reaches that limit, you get a free read-cap-reached row saying so, while searches by state only are not affected.
No. This is public SEC filing data for research. A Form D is a notice of an offering, not proof the money was raised. Not investment advice.