Fund family · SEC Form D record

Meritex Industrial Fund funds

Meritex Industrial Fund has 2 vehicles on the SEC Form D record, in 2 numbered generations, filed from 2021 to 2025. The newest is Meritex Industrial Fund V, LLC, first filed Jan 29, 2025.

Vehicles
2
Numbered generations
2
First filing
2021
Latest filing
Jan 29, 2025

Names, dates and status as filed on SEC EDGAR. A Form D is a notice of an exempt offering; the SEC does not review or approve it. Grouped by name; see the last question below.

Fund V

1 vehicle · first filed

VehicleSleeveFirst filedLatest filingFiling recordSEC
Meritex Industrial Fund V, LLCCIK 2053336Annual amendment overdueEDGAR

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Fund IV

1 vehicle · first filed

VehicleSleeveFirst filedLatest filingFiling recordSEC
Meritex Industrial Fund IV, LLCCIK 1898809Annual amendment overdueEDGAR

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Questions about the Meritex Industrial Fund funds

How many Meritex Industrial Fund funds are there?
The SEC Form D record shows 2 vehicles in 2 numbered generations, the earliest filed Dec 15, 2021 and the latest filing on Jan 29, 2025. By generation: Fund V (Meritex Industrial Fund V, LLC, first filed Jan 29, 2025); Fund IV (Meritex Industrial Fund IV, LLC, first filed Dec 15, 2021).
What is the latest Meritex Industrial Fund fund?
Meritex Industrial Fund V, LLC, which first filed a Form D on Jan 29, 2025. Its own page carries the filed terms, the people named on the form and every filing on EDGAR.
Who is the adviser to the Meritex Industrial Fund funds?
AltStreet has not joined a Form ADV adviser to this family's Form D filings. The adviser, if any, appears in each fund's offering documents, which a Form D does not include.
How much have the Meritex Industrial Fund funds raised?
Each vehicle reports an amount sold and an investor count on its latest Form D or amendment, and those figures are on each vehicle's entity page. The totals by generation are in the AltStreet Terminal (Investor), where master and parallel sleeves that report one family-wide figure are counted once.
How does AltStreet group these funds into a family?
By name: the base name minus the fund number, sleeve letters, jurisdiction and legal form, read from each issuer's Form D (lib/edgar/fundFamilies.ts). 'Fund IV' is generation 4; a vehicle whose name carries no number is listed as unnumbered. It is a name-based grouping, not a statement of common control; the filings on each entity page show the related persons as filed.