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Venture Fund Formation in Alabama: 13 Funds Filed (Sep 2025 to Aug 2026)

13 venture funds filed a Form D from a Alabama address in the twelve months to August 2026, 0.14% of every US venture fund filing in that window. Every figure here is computed from the filings themselves.

Written by Michael Kaufman · Reviewed against our editorial standards · Updated

Quick Answer

Between September 2025 and August 2026, 13 venture capital funds filed a first Form D from a Alabama address, out of 26 pooled-fund filings from the state and 9,169 venture filings nationwide. That is 0.14% of US venture fund formation and ranks Alabama 25th among the states. The 13 filings that named a dollar target are seeking $20.2M combined, with a median target of $543K and a largest single target of $10M; 0 filings declared an indefinite or undisclosed target and are excluded from both figures. 13 of the filings (100%) came from issuers with no earlier filing anywhere in the warehouse. Busiest month: Oct 2025 with 7 filings; quietest: Nov 2025 with 0. Figures as of September 15, 2026.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.Alabama recorded 13 venture fund filings in the window, 25th nationally and 0.14% of the 9,169 filed across the country.
  • 2.Venture funds were 50% of all 26 pooled-fund filings from Alabama, against 42.6% nationally.
  • 3.The 13 filings naming a target are seeking $20.2M combined; the median is $543K and 0 filings named no amount at all.
  • 4.13 filings (100%) came from first-time vehicles, and 0% of the state's venture filings carry series-vehicle names, against 65.6% nationally.
  • 5.Auburn accounts for 92.3% of the state's venture filings (12 of 13).

13

venture fund filings from Alabama addresses

25th nationally, 0.14% of the 9,169 filed nationwide

$20.2M

combined disclosed target offering

across the 13 of 13 filings that named a dollar target

$543K

median disclosed target

largest single target $10M

13

first-time fund vehicles

100% of the state's venture filings came from an issuer with no earlier filing on record

Month by Month: Venture Fund Filings from Alabama

Filings are counted by SEC filing date. Peak month Oct 2025 at 7, low month Nov 2025 at 0.

  • Sep 20251 venture
  • Oct 20257 venture
  • Nov 20250 venture
  • Dec 20250 venture
  • Jan 20264 venture
  • Feb 20260 venture
  • Mar 20260 venture
  • Apr 20260 venture
  • May 20261 venture
  • Jun 20260 venture
  • Jul 20260 venture
  • Aug 20260 venture

The data does not explain why any month moved the way it did. Form D records that a filing happened, its target and its address. A month-to-month change in these counts is a change in filing behaviour, and nothing in this dataset attributes it to a cause.

The Largest Venture Targets Filed from Alabama

Ranked by disclosed target offering, across the whole window. “Sold at filing” is the amount reported sold as of the Form D date: a fund showing $0 has not reported sales yet, it has not failed to raise.

#FundTargetSold at filingCityFiled
1HVL Innovate Fund, L.P.$10M$0BirminghamSep 25, 2025
2Collective Capital Holdings LLC$3.2M$0AuburnJan 14, 2026
3HCSPV LLC$2.4M$0AuburnOct 20, 2025
4CCV-Spectra-2024 LLC$1M$0AuburnJan 14, 2026
5CCV-StreetMetrics-2025 LLC$750K$0AuburnOct 16, 2025

How Alabama Compares

Alabama holds 0.14% of US venture fund filings, which is 25th of the 26 states with enough filings to publish. An even split across those states would be 3.85% each, and the median state in this series filed 13 venture funds against Alabama’s 13, a factor of 1.

Inside the state, venture funds were 50% of the 26 pooled-fund filings recorded, against 42.6% nationally. The median disclosed target was $543K, against $520K across all US venture filings in the same window.

Read the count with the address in mind. Auburn carries 92.3% of the state’s venture filings (12 of 13), and 0% of those filings carry series-vehicle names of the “a series of” or “Series 12” form, against 65.6% nationally. Form D reports the issuer’s principal-place-of-business address, which for a fund is often a legal, administrative or platform address rather than where the manager sits. A high concentration in one town, paired with a high series share, means the count is measuring deal vehicles filed through a platform rather than distinct firms raising funds.

Methodology

Source. Public SEC EDGAR Form D filings, collected by VC Beast’s daily automated ingest into our Form D warehouse (coverage 2024-07-01 through 2026-09-15). Figures on this page are as of September 15, 2026.

Scope. Industry group 'Pooled Investment Fund', original filings only (amendments excluded). Venture filings are those whose Form D investmentFundType is 'Venture Capital Fund'. The window is the twelve full months from 2025-09-01 to 2026-08-31, and filings are bucketed by SEC filing date.

Form D reports the issuer's principal-place-of-business state, which for a fund is often a legal or administrative address rather than where the manager sits. Delaware's count in particular reflects vehicles administered at their Delaware domicile address.

Form D discloses a target offering amount (frequently 'Indefinite') and the amount sold as of the filing date. Neither equals final closed fund size, and they are reported separately here.

First-time vehicles are issuers (by SEC CIK) with no earlier filing anywhere in the warehouse (coverage begins 2024-07-01). Each fund vehicle files under its own CIK, so this measures first-time vehicles, not first-time management firms.

Filings are bucketed by SEC filing date, not by fund close or first sale.

Which states get a page. A state gets a page only when it recorded at least 12 venture fund filings in the window — roughly one a month. Below that the monthly series is mostly zeroes and the medians rest on a handful of filings, so the state is excluded from both the route params and the sitemap rather than published thin. 26 states and territories cleared it; 25 did not and have no page.

Reproducible. Every figure on this page is regenerated by node scripts/reports/generate-state-fund-formation.mjs, and the California count is cross-checked against a direct count query on each run. Corrections: our corrections page.

Work the numbers

The filings above are what other managers did. These run the same math on your own fund.

Unsure of a term used above? The venture capital glossary defines the fund-formation vocabulary these filings use.

The same data, month by month

This page is the twelve-month view for one state. The monthly VC Filings Report covers every state at once, with the largest raises and the first-time managers behind them.

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VC Beast, Venture Fund Formation in Alabama, Sep 2025 to Aug 2026, from SEC Form D filings, published September 15, 2026, https://vcbeast.com/reports/fund-formation/alabama

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Sources & References

  1. 1.SEC Form D filings via VC Beast's daily EDGAR ingest(Primary data source: original Form D filings from SEC EDGAR)