Meadow AI Files Notice Showing $13.1 Million in Securities Sold to 38 Investors

Meadow AI has put a $13,109,993 private securities sale on the public record. Its new SEC notice lists 38 investors and no amount remaining to be sold under the offering. Those figures establish the reported scale of the sale, but not what the investors paid for a stake in the company.

A sale recorded after it began

Meadow AI filed the Form D on September 25 and listed September 11 as the first-sale date. It marked the filing as a new notice and claimed the Rule 506(b) exemption. A Form D is a notice of an exempt securities offering; here, it records sales the company says had already begun, rather than announcing a future fundraising target.

The reported total offering amount and amount sold are identical: $13,109,993 each. The $0 remaining figure means the filing lists no further amount available under this particular offering. It does not say whether Meadow AI might seek money through a different offering later.

$13,109,993Amount sold

Meadow AI reports selling the full stated offering amount.

38Investors

The filing gives a total investor count, not the buyers’ names.

$0Remaining to be sold

No amount remains under the offering as stated in the notice.

What the securities categories do—and do not—show

The company checked two types of securities: equity and securities to be acquired when an option, warrant or other right is exercised. The form does not divide the reported sales total between those categories. Treating the entire figure as a straightforward sale of shares would go beyond what Meadow AI disclosed.

The filing does not give a company valuation or identify the investors. Nor does it state their purchase prices or resulting ownership stakes. The number sold is therefore a useful measure of this offering’s reported size, not a basis for calculating what Meadow AI is worth or how much of it changed hands.

The boundaries of this filing

Meadow AI marked the offering as unrelated to a business-combination transaction, such as a merger or acquisition. It reported $0 in sales commissions and finder’s fees. Abbas Guvenilir, identified as the company’s president and an executive officer, signed the September 25 notice.

Meadow AI also declined to disclose its revenue range or aggregate net asset value range on the form. Taken together, the entries offer a narrow view: an issuer-reported securities sale, an investor count and a stated offering with nothing left to sell. They do not supply the business or deal terms needed to judge the price investors paid.