In the week of October 5, 2026, 5 retail and restaurants companies filed a new SEC Form D, reporting $11.51M sold in all. The biggest raise was 90 NE 39th St Restaurant LLC, at $7.29M (Chicago, IL). 5 of them filed a Form D for the first time. That is down from 9 the week before, against a 12-week average of 6.7 (SEC Form D, October 7, 2026).
5 retail and restaurants companies filed this week, down from 9 the week before, against a 12-week average of 6.7. The biggest raise was 90 NE 39th St Restaurant LLC at $7.29M, based in Chicago, IL.
Companies raising per week
Every raise this week
| Based | People named | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 90 NE 39th St Restaurant LLC first filing | $7.29M | 2026-10-07 | Chicago, IL | Brendan Sodikoff |
| ROXBERRY NATURALS, INC. first filing | $4.02M | 2026-10-06 | Columbus, OH | Whitney Poma, Andrew Sauer +1 |
| Sonny Boy Coffee LLC first filing | $190K | 2026-10-09 | Austin, TX | Gavin Buchanan, Jimmy Du |
| 200 Boylston Street Restaurant LLC first filing | — | 2026-10-05 | Boston, MA | Iraklis Papachristos, Josephine Adams |
| DTV ENTERPRISES, INC. first filing | — | 2026-10-07 | Kings Park, NY | Adam Drake, Joshua Germuga +1 |
First-time filers
ROXBERRY NATURALS, INC., 200 Boylston Street Restaurant LLC, DTV ENTERPRISES, INC., 90 NE 39th St Restaurant LLC, Sonny Boy Coffee LLC filed their first Form D on record this week.
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How this list is built
Every company here filed a Form D with the SEC in the week 2026-10-05 to 2026-10-11. A Form D is the notice a company files when it sells shares or other securities without a public offering, so it catches seed rounds, small rounds and rounds that were never announced, alongside the large ones that make the news. Only new offerings by operating companies count: amendments, pooled investment funds, real estate vehicles and special purpose vehicles are left out, so each row is a company raising money for itself.
The amount shown is the total the filing reports as sold so far. Some filings report nothing sold yet; those rows show a dash and add nothing to the totals. "First filing" marks a company whose first Form D on record this is. Each company links to our page for the filing, or to the SEC's own copy, and the list can be copied as CSV for a spreadsheet.
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