Alexander Capital Ventures Raises $3.8M for New Investment Fund

The firm completed the offering with 91 investors and no remaining capital available for sale.

September 09, 2025

Capital Raise Reaches Full Subscription

Alexander Capital Ventures just wrapped up a successful capital raise—securing $3.8 million through a private offering of pooled investment fund interests. The firm disclosed the details in a recent SEC filing, confirming that all capital has been sold, with no additional units left in the offering.

This fundraise was conducted under Rule 506(b) of Regulation D, which allows issuers to bring in capital from accredited investors without a full public registration process. The firm also claimed an exemption under Section 3(c)(1) of the Investment Company Act, signaling that the fund will remain under the 100-investor threshold typically required for this exemption.

The firm, structured as a Delaware LLC and in operation for over five years, listed Jonathan Gazdak as its managing executive. Both the issuer and its associated broker-dealer, Alexander Capital LP, operate out of Red Bank, New Jersey.

Participation in the fund required a minimum investment of $25,000. In total, 91 investors took part. Sales commissions for the offering reached just over $312,000.

Offering Details and Structure

No finders’ fees were reported, and none of the proceeds were set aside for compensation to executive officers. The offering began on June 13, 2025, and the firm indicated it will not extend beyond one year.

This was a straight capital raise—not connected to any merger, acquisition, or business combination. The securities offered were strictly pooled investment fund interests, with no equity or debt instruments involved.

Distribution of the fund interests was limited to foreign investors. The firm chose not to disclose revenue or net asset size, which is permissible under current disclosure guidelines.

For firms like Alexander Capital Ventures, this type of exempt offering is a strategic way to bring in capital while maintaining flexibility. With the raise now complete and investor commitments locked in, the fund is positioned to move forward without delay.