OpsCo, Inc.
Summary
OpsCo, Inc., a Delaware corporation incorporated in 2026, has raised $48,500 in a Regulation D Rule 506(b) private placement of equity securities as of May 28, 2026. The offering is led by Executive Officer and Director Jack Kelly, with no disclosed investors or non-accredited participants. The minimal raise and lack of revenue disclosure suggest an early-stage technology venture with limited near-term market impact.
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Executive Summary
OpsCo, Inc., a Delaware corporation incorporated in 2026, has raised $48,500 in a Regulation D Rule 506(b) private placement of equity securities as of May 28, 2026. The offering is led by Executive Officer and Director Jack Kelly, with no disclosed investors or non-accredited participants. The minimal raise and lack of revenue disclosure suggest an early-stage technology venture with limited near-term market impact.
Investor Edge
Monitor for future Form D amendments (D/A) indicating larger raises or new investors, which would signal growth. Also watch for any subsequent patent filings or government contracts tied to OpsCo's technology.
Sector capital positioning
The $48,500 raise in 'Other Technology' reflects micro-seed capital typical of pre-revenue startups. This amount is negligible in the broader technology sector, indicating no significant capital flow signal.
Convergence Signals
No public signals (patents, contracts, legislation) are evident from this filing. The company's recent incorporation and small raise suggest it is in a very early development phase.
Key Takeaways
- OpsCo raised only $48,500 in equity under Rule 506(b), a very small amount for a technology company.
- Jack Kelly is the sole officer/director; no other investors are disclosed.
- The company is newly formed (2026) and declined to disclose revenue, indicating pre-revenue status.
Risk Indicators & Flags
Very small raise ($48,500) for a technology company may indicate limited investor interest or a side project. No non-accredited investors or sales commissions disclosed, but the lack of investor details reduces transparency. The company's early stage and minimal capital raise pose high execution risk.
Verification & References
All data verified from SEC Form D filing (Accession No. 000213763626000001). Company CIK 0002137636, incorporated in 2026, no prior names. Filing is a live initial notice (not an amendment).
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