Three pooled investment funds recently filed Form D with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, collectively raising $1.018 million. Old Tom Capital Ag 2 secured $555,000 from 23 investors, SIDERA I SPV raised $338,000 from 5 investors, and American DeepTech ARPA-S F16 a Series of CGF2021 LLC closed $125,000 from a single investor, according to SEC filings dated this month.

The filings detail the capital raises as pooled investment funds under the CGF2021 LLC umbrella. Old Tom Capital Ag 2 attracted the largest number of investors at 23, while SIDERA I SPV and American DeepTech ARPA-S F16 had 5 and 1 investors respectively. These funds submitted their Form D disclosures to the SEC in June 2026, indicating compliance with federal securities regulations for private placements.

Pooled investment funds like these are common vehicles for aggregating capital from multiple investors to deploy in specialized sectors. The combined $1.018 million raised across the three funds reflects ongoing investor interest in niche investment strategies. Such filings provide transparency on capital formation activities and are part of routine regulatory requirements for private funds raising capital in the U.S.

The most recent filing, Old Tom Capital Ag 2’s $555,000 raise from 23 investors, was submitted on June 24, 2026, marking the largest single capital raise among the three funds this month, per SEC records.

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