NCAF1 Draw Capital I, LP (CIK 0002151733) filed Form D
NCAF1 Draw Capital I, LP filed a Form D with the SEC on August 25, 2026, signaling a new private fund offering.
NCAF1 Draw Capital I, LP filed a Form D with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on August 25, 2026, according to the SEC EDGAR filing (CIK 0002151733). The filing signals the launch of a new private fund vehicle exempt from SEC registration under Regulation D.
The SEC filing lists the fund under items 06B, 3C, and 3C.1. Item 3C and 3C.1 exemptions are typically claimed by pooled investment vehicles — such as venture capital or private equity funds — relying on exclusions from the Investment Company Act of 1940. Item 06B designates the offering type as an equity interest in a pooled investment fund. No offering amount, investor count, or closing date was included in the available filing data.
The entity name follows a structure common to named funds affiliated with a broader management platform — "Draw Capital" appearing as the manager or sponsor name, with "NCAF1" likely denoting a specific program or series designation. No further detail about the fund's strategy, geography, target sectors, or management team is provided in the filing. The accession number for the filing is 0002151733-26-000001, and no period-of-offering end date was reported.
Form D filings are required notices, not full prospectuses. They confirm that a fund has begun or intends to begin raising capital from accredited investors under a Regulation D exemption, but they do not disclose terms, fund size, or limited partners. The absence of a raised amount or closing date in this filing suggests it may represent an initial notice filed at the outset of the fundraise rather than a closing notice.
No additional sources confirmed details beyond what the SEC EDGAR record contains. Further disclosures — including fund size and any named investors — would typically appear in an amended Form D or subsequent public filings if and when the fund reaches a close.
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