Campbell Fund Trust Privately Issues $5.2M in Units to New and Existing Investors
The offering spans three series and was conducted under Regulation D as a private placement exempt from registration.
November 07, 2025
Campbell Fund Trust Completes Multi-Series Private Placement Totaling Over $5.2 Million
On October 31, 2025, Campbell Fund Trust raised more than $5.2 million through a private equity offering. The newly issued Units of Beneficial Interest were allocated across three series—Series A, Series D, and Series W—and sold exclusively to existing and new unitholders.
The breakdown is straightforward: $2.94 million in Series A, $2.14 million in Series D, and $100,000 in Series W, all in cash. These units weren’t registered under the Securities Act. Instead, Campbell Fund Trust relied on the Regulation D exemption, which allows issuers to offer securities through private placements without going through the registration process. It’s a common route for funds looking to raise capital efficiently while staying within regulatory bounds.
Campbell & Company, LP—the firm overseeing the trust—handled the offering from its Baltimore, Maryland office. No marketing materials were distributed, and no public solicitation took place. The goal was simple: bring in new capital by working directly with qualified investors under tightly controlled terms.
The filing was completed on November 6, 2025, with the report signed by General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer Thomas P. Lloyd. There were no add-ons—no tie-ins to other corporate actions or communications under special SEC rules—just a clear execution of a private capital raise.
This kind of activity reflects a deliberate approach to fund growth, allowing Campbell Fund Trust to expand investor participation while maintaining control over how and to whom its offerings are made.
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