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The November 2 disclosure records sales that began in October. It identifies 12 investors but leaves their identities, the company’s valuation and its revenue undisclosed.
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Blackshark.ai's Form D makes the scale of its financing visible, but not its backers or terms: it reports $25,145,250 sold to 12 investors against a $29,945,244 target, leaving $4,799,994 open. That gives market watchers a concrete funding signal, not a valuation or evidence of a completed round; the notice names no purchasers, share price or ownership stakes. The filing is issuer-reported and carries no assurance that the SEC verified its accuracy.
The first sale was reported on October 16, 2026; CEO Michael Putz signed the new notice on November 2.
The company claimed the Rule 506(b) exemption and said the offering was not tied to a business combination.
Blackshark.ai is listed as a Delaware corporation formed in 2026, with its principal place of business in Graz, Austria.
Blackshark.ai Inc. has disclosed more than $25 million in equity sales to 12 investors, putting a partly sold financing offering on the public record. Its November 2, 2026, SEC notice lists roughly $4.8 million still available—not a completed sale of the full, nearly $30 million offering described in the filing.
The Form D, a notice of an exempt securities offering, gives the precise amount sold as $25,145,250. Blackshark.ai sets the total offering amount at $29,945,244 and reports $4,799,994 remaining to be sold.
The document gives an investor count, but it does not identify the buyers or disclose a valuation, share price or resulting ownership stakes.
Equity sales reported by Blackshark.ai in the notice.
The unsold portion of the stated $29,945,244 offering.
The first sale occurred on October 16, 2026, according to the filing. Chief Executive Officer Michael Putz signed the notice on November 2.
Blackshark.ai marked the document as a new notice rather than an amendment. It identifies the securities as equity and claims the Rule 506(b) exemption. The company also says the offering is not connected to a business combination, a category the form describes with examples including mergers, acquisitions and exchange offers.
The issuer is a Delaware corporation formed in 2026, with its principal place of business listed in Graz, Austria.
Blackshark.ai declined to disclose its revenue range.
The figures are the company’s disclosures, not an SEC validation of the transaction. The form states that the Commission has not necessarily reviewed the information or determined whether it is accurate and complete.
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