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Sales began in July, and the October 27 amendment leaves the financing’s eventual size undefined. The five investors are not named.
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The filing provides a financing snapshot, not evidence of a new October cash infusion: FuriosaAI had sold $29,765,855 in equity to five investors by the amendment date. The offering remains open, with no final dollar amount, valuation, investor identities, or ownership stakes disclosed. FuriosaAI says it does not intend the offering to run longer than one year, so the eventual total remains uncertain even as the filing gives a time limit.
The first sale was on July 14, 2026; Victor Hah signed the amendment on October 27.
The notice claims the Rule 506(b) exemption and says the offering is unrelated to a business-combination transaction.
The filing reports no sales commissions or finder’s fees and no related-person payments.
Seoul-based FuriosaAI disclosed approximately $29.77 million in cumulative equity sales to five investors in an amended SEC filing dated October 27, 2026. The offering remains ongoing, with its total amount listed as indefinite. The figure covers sales accumulated through the filing, rather than a fresh $29.77 million investment received on the amendment date.
The offering’s first sale took place on July 14, 2026, according to the notice. Victor Hah, FuriosaAI’s head of investor relations and finance, signed the amendment on October 27, more than three months after that first sale.
FuriosaAI marked the document as an amendment rather than a new notice. Its explanation identifies two entries being updated: the total offering amount and the amount sold. Both the overall offering amount and the amount remaining to be sold are marked indefinite.
FuriosaAI describes this amount as approximately the total sold through the amendment, across five investors.
The indefinite dollar amount does not mean FuriosaAI describes an unlimited timetable. The company says it does not intend for the offering to last more than one year. That entry states its intended duration, while the sales section leaves the eventual dollar total open.
The securities being offered are equity. FuriosaAI claims Rule 506(b), the exemption selected in its notice, and marks the offering as unrelated to a business-combination transaction such as a merger, acquisition or exchange offer.
The notice lists no sales commissions or finder’s fees. It also reports zero dollars used or proposed for payments to the executive officers, directors or promoters covered by the form’s related-person payment section.
The filing counts the investors without naming them or labeling the financing stage. It provides no valuation or ownership percentages that would show the stakes purchased by those five buyers.
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