Find companies that just raised money, straight from SEC Form D filings
When a startup raises a round, its press release is optional. Its SEC filing usually is not. A US company that sells securities under Regulation D (most seed, Series A/B, SAFE and convertible-note rounds) has to file a Form D with the SEC within 15 days of the first sale. Those filings are public on EDGAR, the same day they are disseminated. That makes Form D one of the cheapest "who just got…
Stardust Semiconductors Inc., a company founded in 2026, filed its first Form D with the SEC on October 29, 2026, just three days after its initial sale on October 16, 2026. The company raised $2,700,000 in seed funding, which qualifies it as an operating company in the Other Technology sector. This filing is Stardust Semiconductors' first appearance on the SEC's EDGAR database, making it a "new" filing in the system.
With a signal score of 80, the company is categorized as "hot," indicating a strong likelihood of further funding activity.
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