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    Since Thursday’s 5 PM ET check through Friday about 5 PM ET (EDGAR live feed): 195 new Form D and 121 Form D/A notices, 4 new Reg CF Form Cs (two on Wefunder, one on Climatize, one on PicMii Crowdfunding), 3 Form C-AR annual reports, and 5 Reg A filings (a Form 1-A POS from DealMaker-backed Doroni Aerospace and four Rule 253(g)(2) offering circulars, three with DealMaker Securities as broker-dealer); no new Form 1-A offerings or Reg CF amendments. Standouts: Brookfield’s artificial intelligence infrastructure fund family filed its annual Form D amendment reporting $5.0 billion sold to 20 investors, up from no sales a year ago, with Brookfield Oaktree Wealth Solutions and Morgan Stanley Smith Barney among the firms listed for sales compensation; Onex Partners Ranger CV filed a new notice reporting $651.1 million sold, with Jefferies as broker; Austin hardware AI startup Nominal, which announced a $240 million Series C on Nov. 9, filed two Form Ds reporting about $238.8 million in equity sold ($170.5 million and $68.3 million), with no broker listed; Ares Management’s special situations fund Ares SSG Capital Partners VII and its feeder filed annual Form D amendments reporting about $3.58 billion sold combined ($2.166 billion and $1.416 billion, up from no sales a year ago), with Ares Management Capital Markets listed for sales compensation; Triatomic Capital filed four Form Ds reporting about $397.5 million sold across its Fund II family, led by $297.0 million from 120 investors in Triatomic Capital Private II, with no broker listed; AEH Investors, a New York private equity vehicle filed in care of DFW Capital Partners, reported $221.4 million sold to 11 investors in a new notice, and a related AEH Parent filing reported $224.1 million from 5 investors, with no broker listed on either; Boston private equity co-invest vehicle Yellow Wood Navigate Co-Invest reported $195.0 million sold to 10 investors in a new notice, with no broker listed; Tara Emerging Asia Liquid Fund (US) reported $257.8 million sold to 72 investors in a new notice; Mauritius-based Estee India Fund reported $82.1 million sold to 88 investors, with Kotak Mahindra listed for sales compensation; hedge fund Berlin Power Partners reported $80.1 million from 103 investors; 12 Flags Consumer Fund II reported $76.8 million sold; humanoid robot maker Andromeda Robotics reported $30.0 million sold toward a $75 million equity round; Col Ventures Fund I reported $30.3 million toward a $60 million fund; Cambridge, Massachusetts biotech Nanopath reported $29.9 million sold toward $36.8 million; Chattanooga tech company Kunin Technologies reported $15.2 million sold; 8 Mercer Opportunities TML reported $28.65 million sold; DLFF 26A, a series of CGF2026 LLC, reported $23.0 million from 139 investors; Tribe Capital Firstlook APP-03 reported $20.5 million sold to 8 investors; Miami children’s IP company Elf Labs filed a Reg A offering circular for up to about $49.2 million at $2.98 a share, plus up to $12.0 million from selling stockholders, with DealMaker Securities as broker-dealer of record; Florida plastics technology company Timeplast filed its final Reg A offering circular for up to about $25.0 million at $4.93 a share after SEC qualification on Nov. 10, with DealMaker Securities as broker-dealer of record; TerraCycle US raised the price in its DealMaker-backed Reg A offering to $7.02 a share from $6.91; StartEngine Private Funds’ Series 25-1 filed a new Rule 506(c) notice for up to $3.58 million with $249,104 sold to 5 investors; Wahed Real Estate Fund I filed a Reg A offering circular supplement disclosing a $293,000 single-family home purchase in Bessemer, Alabama, and a $0.112-a-share dividend; on Wefunder, BBQ Tools opened a Reg CF raise of up to $1 million and GIO’S Outdoors one of up to $124,000; on Climatize, Maitland, Florida-based Solar Development Group opened a Reg CF debt raise targeting $260,000 (up to $295,000); and on PicMii Crowdfunding, Solana Beach, California-based Simplify Genomics opened a Reg CF SAFE raise targeting $10,000 (up to $5 million). JLLX Lake Howell, DST filed a new notice for up to $64.8 million with $23.9 million sold, with LaSalle Investment Management Distributors listed for sales compensation, and Arkansas bank holding company First Service Bancshares reported $29.0 million sold to 30 investors (Performance Trust Capital Partners). Two Denver entities, Savorexi Capital and Vantrex Digital Markets, each filed new Rule 506(c) notices for up to $100 million with no sales yet, BLX Lot 5 Fund filed a new notice for up to $100 million with no sales yet, and a CVC Credit Partners European Direct Lending Fund V co-invest vehicle filed a new notice with no sales yet. Friday amendments: Sessa Capital’s hedge funds reported about $887.5 million (offshore) and $643.6 million (onshore) sold; Belmont Harbor Fund’s offshore and onshore funds reported $696.7 million and $217.2 million; Credit Secondaries Overflow Parallel Fund and Credit Secondaries Overflow Fund reported $332.5 million and $176.5 million; Brookfield’s BSIP Access Fund reported $176.3 million from 256 investors, up from $156.5 million a year ago; Stockbridge Niche Logistics Fund reported about $1.216 billion sold and Hong Kong-managed Kontiki Offshore Fund about $1.013 billion, both slightly up from a year ago; Glide Path Solutions TE 2026 reported $624.4 million sold and HarbourVest Senior Credit Secondaries Fund and its parallel fund $609.4 million and $469.5 million, all up from no sales in their initial notices; Fidelity Evergreen Private Credit Master Fund reported $347.4 million (Fidelity Brokerage Services listed); Diameter Capital Partners’ hedge funds Diameter Onshore Fund and Diameter Offshore Fund reported about $2.15 billion and $1.36 billion sold, both slightly up from a year ago; FBRG Fund I reported $68.8 million sold to 86 investors toward $71.2 million, up from $4.0 million in 2023; Crescent Credit Solutions IXB, SCSp reported about $1.54 billion sold to 46 investors, one of seven Crescent Credit Solutions IX entities to amend; Merit Capital Fund VIII reported $516.2 million sold toward a $550 million target, up from no sales a year ago; Litera Holdco reported $451.3 million from 35 investors, up from $386.6 million; Carlyle CLO Coinvestors reported $378.8 million; Shorecliff Pacific reported about $2.68 billion sold to 2 investors, up from about $2.02 billion a year ago; Crescent Credit Solutions IX reported $372.6 million from 16 investors, up from $346.5 million; Ashoka WhiteOak Emerging Markets Equity Ex China Fund reported $250.0 million, double the $125.0 million in its first notice; Pantera Bitcoin Fund reported about $137.2 million sold to 141 investors, little changed from a year ago; Marshall Wace’s MW Eureka (US) Fund reported about $2.32 billion sold to 222 investors, DL Partners A Fund about $193.4 million, 599 Fund $130.8 million, Lion Point Associates $564.0 million from 60 investors, Lasker Fund $514.7 million, Active Ownership Fund $357.5 million, Lingotto Intersection Offshore Concentrated Long Fund $230.0 million, Rhino Small-Cap Financial Fund $180.6 million (Boomerang Capital listed for sales compensation), C/M Capital Onshore Fund $88.4 million and EB5 United Big Sky V $85.0 million of $120 million (InvestAmerica); Austin tech company Vikta Holdings reported $75.0 million sold to 101 investors, essentially filling its $75 million equity round with no broker listed, and USEDC 2026 Drilling Fund 2 updated its $250 million oil and gas offering ($100,000 sold so far). New C-ARs: StartEngine-backed R3 Printing (revenue $0, net loss $772.3K for FY2025) and Honeycomb-backed 3 Rivers Outdoor Co, which filed catch-up reports including FY2025 (revenue $568.8K, net income $6.4K). Offering amounts are maximums, not money raised.

    Spotlight

    Brookfield’s AI infrastructure fund family reports $5.0B sold in its annual Form D amendment; Brookfield Oaktree Wealth Solutions and Morgan Stanley among brokers

    Form D/A (annual amendment) · Reg D Rule 506(c), Section 3(c)(7) · Pooled investment fund · Co-issuers: Brookfield Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Fund-A, -B, -C, L.P. and Fund-ER SCSp · $5,000,000,000 sold to 20 investors (indefinite offering) · Up from no sales in the November 2025 initial notice · First sale Nov 18, 2025 · Sales compensation: Brookfield Private Advisors, Brookfield Oaktree Wealth Solutions, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, N

    Brookfield’s artificial intelligence infrastructure fund family filed its annual Form D amendment late Friday reporting $5.0 billion sold to 20 investors, up from no sales in its November 2025 initial notice, the largest amount sold in any Reg D filing on EDGAR today. The Rule 506(c) offering lists Brookfield Private Advisors, Brookfield Oaktree Wealth Solutions, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney and NH Investment & Securities among the firms receiving sales compensation, with $40.5 million in sales commissions disclosed.

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    Outline: (1) Brookfield’s AI infrastructure fund family reports $5.0B sold to 20 investors a year after its first notice showed no sales; (2) Structure: four co-issuers including a Luxembourg SCSp, Rule 506(c) and Section 3(c)(7); (3) Distribution: Brookfield’s wealth channels plus Morgan Stanley Smith Barney and NH Investment & Securities, $40.5M in commissions disclosed; (4) How it compares with today’s other big notices (Ares SSG VII about $3.58B). Source: SEC EDGAR.

    Onex Partners Ranger CV reports $651.1M sold in a new Form D; Jefferies listed as broker

    Form D (new) · Reg D Rule 506(b), Section 3(c)(1) · Pooled investment fund (private equity) · $651,140,864 sold (indefinite offering) · First sale Jul 28, 2023 · Broker: Jefferies LLC; $723,227 in sales commissions disclosed · New York, New York · Filed Nov 13, 2026, 4:49 PM ET

    Onex Partners Ranger CV LP, a New York private equity vehicle managed by Onex Partners Manager, filed a new Form D late Friday reporting $651.1 million sold in an indefinite offering whose first sale dates to July 2023. Jefferies LLC is listed as the broker, with $723,227 in sales commissions disclosed. It is the largest new Form D notice on EDGAR today.

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    Outline: (1) New Form D for Onex Partners Ranger CV reports $651.1M sold, the day’s largest new notice; (2) The vehicle’s first sale dates to July 2023; (3) Jefferies as broker, $723K in commissions; (4) Context with today’s other large private equity notices (AEH, Yellow Wood). Source: SEC EDGAR.

    Children’s IP company Elf Labs files a DealMaker-backed Reg A offering circular for up to $49.2M at $2.98 a share

    Form 253G2 (offering circular dated Nov 13, 2026) · Reg A (File No. 024-12820) · Class B common stock at $2.98 per share plus 2.5% investor fee · Up to 16,518,285 company shares (up to $49,224,489) plus 4,026,845 selling-stockholder shares (up to $11,999,998) and up to 4,109,026 bonus shares · Minimum investment 335 shares ($998.30) · Broker-dealer of record: DealMaker Securities LLC (4.0% cash commission) · Miami, Florida · Filed Nov 13, 2026, 4:

    Elf Labs, a Miami intellectual property and media company that holds rights tied to classic characters such as Cinderella, Snow White and The Little Mermaid, filed a Reg A offering circular late Friday for up to about $49.2 million in Class B common stock at $2.98 a share, plus up to $12.0 million from selling stockholders. DealMaker Securities is the broker-dealer of record, and the minimum investment is $998.30.

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    Outline: (1) Elf Labs files a Reg A circular for up to $49.2M at $2.98 plus $12.0M of selling-stockholder shares; (2) The business: a character IP library built from the Junior Elf book portfolio; (3) DealMaker Securities as broker-dealer of record, 4% commission, bonus shares and a $998.30 minimum; (4) One of three DealMaker-backed Reg A circulars today alongside Timeplast and TerraCycle. Source: SEC EDGAR.

    DFW Capital Partners-linked AEH Investors reports $221.4M sold to 11 investors in a new Form D; no broker listed

    Form D (new) · Reg D, Section 3(c)(7) · Pooled investment fund (private equity) · $221,413,000 offered and sold to 11 investors · First sale Nov 9, 2026 · No sales compensation or broker listed · New York, New York · Filed Nov 13, 2026, 3:55 PM ET

    AEH Investors, LLC, a New York private equity vehicle whose filing lists its address in care of DFW Capital Partners and names DFW VIII-GP, LLC among its related persons, filed a new Form D late Friday reporting $221.4 million sold to 11 investors, the full offering amount, with the first sale on Nov. 9. No broker or sales compensation is listed. It ranks among the largest new Form D notices on EDGAR today.

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    Outline: (1) New Form D shows a fully sold $221.4M private equity vehicle with 11 investors and a Nov. 9 first sale; (2) Who is behind it: the filing is c/o DFW Capital Partners, with DFW VIII-GP, LLC and three individuals listed as related persons; (3) No broker listed, consistent with a direct placement; (4) How it ranks among today’s Reg D notices. Source: SEC EDGAR.

    Spotlight

    Hardware AI startup Nominal files two Form Ds reporting about $238.8M sold, days after its $240M Series C; no broker listed

    2 Form Ds (new) · Reg D Rule 506(b) · Equity · $171,500,000 offered, $170,499,805 sold to 25 investors (first sale Sep 25, 2026) · $68,500,000 offered, $68,299,814 sold to 15 investors (first sale Oct 26, 2026) · No broker or sales commissions listed · Signed by CEO Cameron McCord; related persons include Alfred Lin · Austin, Texas · Filed Nov 13, 2026, 1:14 and 1:23 PM ET

    Nominal, Inc., the Austin-based startup building an AI platform for hardware engineering and testing, filed two new Form Ds on Friday reporting about $238.8 million in equity sold ($170.5 million to 25 investors and $68.3 million to 15 investors). The notices follow Nominal’s Nov. 9 announcement of a $240 million Series C at a $3 billion valuation, led by Lightspeed Venture Partners and co-led by Insight Partners. No broker is listed. It is one of the largest operating-company Form D filings on EDGAR today.

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    Outline: (1) Two new Form Ds show about $238.8M of equity sold, matching the scale of Nominal’s announced $240M Series C; (2) The company: Austin-based AI platform for hardware engineering and test data, customers include defense contractors; (3) Investor roster per the company: Lightspeed, Insight Partners, Founders Fund, Sequoia, Lux and others; (4) No broker listed, typical of a VC-led round; (5) Valuation jump to $3B from $1B in March. Sources: SEC EDGAR; Nominal and TechCrunch announcements (Nov. 9, 2026).

    Recent Annual Reports (Form C-AR)

    3 Rivers Outdoor Co

    Filed 2026-11-13 · FY 2025 · Honeycomb Portal LLC

    Revenue
    $568.8K
    Net income
    $6.4K
    Total assets
    $226.5K
    Employees
    4

    3 Rivers Outdoor Co filed its annual report reporting revenue of $568.8K (-12% vs $645.8K the prior year) and net income of $6.4K for fiscal year 2025, with $226.5K in total assets and 4 employees.

    3 Rivers Outdoor Co

    Filed 2026-11-13 · FY 2023 · Honeycomb Portal LLC

    Revenue
    $676.5K
    Net income
    $97.7K
    Total assets
    $259K
    Employees
    4

    3 Rivers Outdoor Co filed its annual report reporting revenue of $676.5K (-7% vs $730.7K the prior year) and net income of $97.7K for fiscal year 2023, with $259.0K in total assets and 4 employees.

    Experfy, Inc.

    Filed 2026-11-12 · FY 2026 · StartEngine Capital, LLC

    Revenue
    $7.34M
    Net income
    -$2.4K
    Total assets
    $395.7K
    Employees
    28

    Experfy, Inc. filed its annual report reporting revenue of $7.3M (+61% vs $4.6M the prior year) and a net loss of $2.4K for fiscal year 2026, with $395.7K in total assets and 28 employees.

    R3 Printing, Inc.

    Filed 2026-11-12 · FY 2025 · StartEngine Capital, LLC

    Revenue
    $0
    Net income
    -$772.3K
    Total assets
    $716.4K
    Employees
    3

    R3 Printing, Inc. filed its annual report reporting revenue of $0 and a net loss of $772.3K for fiscal year 2025, with $716.4K in total assets and 3 employees.

    Simplify Genomics, Inc.

    Filed 2026-11-12 · FY 2024 · Wefunder Portal LLC

    Revenue
    $1.48M
    Net income
    -$1.48M
    Total assets
    $5.07M
    Employees
    4

    Simplify Genomics, Inc. filed its annual report reporting revenue of $1.5M (+2% vs $1.5M the prior year) and a net loss of $1.5M for fiscal year 2024, with $5.1M in total assets and 4 employees.

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