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The new SEC notice separates securities already sold from the offering’s ceiling, while leaving revenue, investor identities and valuation undisclosed.
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The filing gives no valuation or investor identities, so the reported sales do not show the offering’s pricing or ownership impact; the SEC also cautions that it has not necessarily reviewed the information for accuracy or completeness. General Intuition’s Rule 506(b) Form D records an exempt equity offering, with $175.24 million sold to 32 investors and $45.22 million still available from a $220.47 million total. The first sale was dated September 18, 2026, and the notice was signed October 2.
The issuer identifies the securities as equity and says the offering is unrelated to a merger, acquisition, or exchange offer.
The minimum accepted investment from an outside investor is $2,391, and the issuer does not intend the offering to last more than one year.
General Intuition left its revenue range undisclosed and reported $0 in sales commissions, finder’s fees, and proceeds for payments to named officers, directors, or promoters.
General Intuition Holding B.V. put a substantial equity sale on the public record on October 2, 2026, but not a completed $220.5 million offering. Its new SEC Form D lists $175,241,768 sold to 32 investors, with $45,223,239 remaining under the stated offering. The distinction separates the financing activity the company reports from the additional securities it still lists for sale.
The filing sets the total offering amount at $220,465,007. The reported sales account for about 79.5% of that total.
General Intuition gives September 18, 2026, as the first-sale date. Managing Director Wilhelmus De Witte signed the notice on October 2.
The full offering amount stated in the notice.
Equity securities the issuer reports as sold.
The amount still listed for sale under this offering.
General Intuition identifies the securities as equity and claims Rule 506(b), the exemption selected in its notice. It marks the filing as a new notice rather than an amendment. Form D is a notice of an exempt securities offering; this document does not describe a public stock offering.
The issuer is incorporated in the Netherlands and lists its principal place of business in Naarden. Its identity section gives Ferox Games B.V. and Get Wrecked B.V. as previous names.
General Intuition declined to disclose its revenue range. The filing provides an investor count, but no buyer names, valuation or ownership percentages.
The company lists $0 in sales commissions and $0 in finder’s fees. In the use-of-proceeds field, it also enters $0 for proceeds used or proposed for payments to the executive officers, directors or promoters named in the form.
Separately, the SEC disclaimer warns that the agency has not necessarily reviewed the information or determined whether it is accurate and complete. The figures are therefore General Intuition’s filed representations, not an SEC-certified assessment of the financing.
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