6 companies filed a new Regulation Crowdfunding offering the week of 2024-12-31, setting $660K in targets between them and accepting up to $6.27M. The largest target was Chasing Liberty Nation LLC's. By intermediary: Wefunder Portal LLC (2), ALAO Invest LLC (1), VAS Portal, LLC (1), Honeycomb Portal LLC (1), StartEngine Primary, LLC (1).
| Company | Intermediary | Target | Maximum | Deadline | Filing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chasing Liberty Nation LLC | ALAO Invest LLC | $285K | $500K | 2025-04-30 | Form C |
| Keystone Brave LLC | VAS Portal, LLC | $250K | $1.24M | 2025-01-24 | Form C |
| Bespoken Spirits Inc. | Wefunder Portal LLC | $50K | $1.24M | 2025-04-30 | Form C |
| Carrick Rangers Global, Inc. | Wefunder Portal LLC | $50K | $250K | 2025-04-30 | Form C |
| Dahlia Wax Bar LLC | Honeycomb Portal LLC | $25K | $50K | 2025-02-12 | Form C |
| Overthrow Hospitality, Inc. | StartEngine Primary, LLC | $216.5 | $3M | 2025-03-31 | Form C |
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A company raising money from the public under Regulation Crowdfunding has to file with the SEC before the offering opens, and has to raise through a single registered intermediary: a funding portal or a broker-dealer. The first filing, Form C, states how much the company is trying to raise, the most it will accept, the deadline, the security and its price, the intermediary and what the intermediary is paid, and two years of the company's own financial figures.
After that the company files amendments when terms change, progress updates as the raise moves, and an annual report each year until it stops reporting. Every row here is one of those filings, linked to the filing itself, so each figure can be checked at the source. Figures are exactly as the company filed them; where a filing leaves a field blank, so does this page. Nothing here is investment advice, and a filing is the company's own statement, not a verification of it.