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Who raised money, and how much?

Search every private fundraise notice filed with the SEC since 2008 by company, executive, state, industry or amount, funds in or out. Free, no signup.

Words in the issuer's name or in the names of its executives, directors and promoters. Every word must match.

The issuer's EDGAR number, with or without leading zeros. Every filing of one issuer.

Two-letter state of the issuer's address, e.g. CA or NY.

State or country of incorporation as the form spells it, e.g. DELAWARE or CAYMAN ISLANDS.

Industry group as the form names it, e.g. Other Technology, Biotechnology or Pooled Investment Fund.

For funds only.

Include pooled investment funds, leave them out to see operating companies only, or show funds only.

New notices, amendments or both.

Filing date lower bound, yyyy-mm-dd.

Filing date upper bound, yyyy-mm-dd.

In US dollars. Only filings that have sold at least this much.

Results page number, starting at 1.

Between 1 and 50.

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Every Form D since 2008

When a US company or a fund raises money privately under Regulation D, it files a Form D with the Securities and Exchange Commission within fifteen days of the first sale. The search covers every one filed since 2008: the issuer with its state and jurisdiction of incorporation, the executives, directors and promoters it names, the industry group, the exemption claimed, the securities offered, the total offering amount, the amount sold so far, the number of investors, the minimum investment, any sales compensation, and the date of the first sale. A startup's priced round and a venture fund's close both show up here, signed by the company. Filter funds out to see operating companies only, or funds only by type to follow venture and private equity closes. Brought up to date every day from EDGAR.

  • Match by company or person

    Words in the issuer's name or in the names of its executives, directors and promoters.

  • Filter the market

    By state, jurisdiction, industry, fund type, funds in or out, new notices or amendments, filing dates and minimum amount sold.

  • Read the numbers

    Offering amount, amount sold, investors, minimum investment and exemptions for each filing, newest first.

Common questions

From EDGAR, the SEC's filing system, where every Form D is public the day it is filed. Croma keeps an organized copy of every one since 2008, adds each day's filings the next morning, and returns them structured, free and with no account. There is only a cap on searches per hour from the same connection.

The notice a company or a fund must file with the SEC within fifteen days of the first sale when it raises money privately under Regulation D, the exemption most startup rounds and venture funds use. It names the issuer and its officers, the exemption, the amount offered and sold and the number of investors. It is not the term sheet: valuations and investor names are not on it.

Set the funds filter to companies only. Roughly two of every three Form D filings are pooled investment funds raising from their own investors; leaving them out shows operating companies. The reverse, funds only with a fund type, follows venture capital and private equity closes.

Each Form D is one notice, and an amendment (form type D/A) is a notice of its own, filed to update the amount sold or the people named. The newest one for an offering carries the running total; the earlier ones are the history.

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