Soma Capital Management LLC / Soma Capital
Soma Capital AI Fund V files amended Form D
Summary: The SEC EDGAR index shows Soma Capital AI Fund V, LP filed an amended Form D on July 10, 2026. The filing is a notice of exempt offering of securities for a Delaware venture-capital pooled investment fund and should be treated as a filing signal, not as proof of performance, demand, valuation, or fundraising completion beyond the filed fields.
Why it matters: The update may matter to due-diligence readers as an official public filing signal for Soma Capital's AI-labeled venture-fund activity, while Form D data should be caveated because it is a notice filing and does not provide a complete view of fund strategy, investor base, allocation, or investment results.
Summary
The SEC EDGAR index shows Soma Capital AI Fund V, LP filed an amended Form D on July 10, 2026, under CIK 0002137795 and file number 021-587877. EDGAR describes the filing as a Form D/A notice of exempt offering of securities for a Delaware issuer.
The verifier handoff says the official Form D/A identifies the issuer as a venture-capital pooled investment fund and names Soma Capital Management LLC as promoter / management company of the issuer. This draft treats the item as a filing-led public signal only; it does not infer investment performance, demand, valuation, strategy quality, or fundraising completion beyond the filing.
Why it matters
For due-diligence readers, a Form D amendment can be a useful public signal that a manager-linked private-fund vehicle exists and has updated an exempt-offering notice. In this case, the AI-labeled fund name may be relevant for monitoring Soma Capital’s public venture-fund formation and AI-sector activity.
The signal is limited. Form D notices are not full offering memoranda, audited financial statements, performance reports, or independent validation of investor demand. They do not show fund returns, complete investor composition, portfolio exposure, fee terms, risk controls, allocation decisions, or whether any investment is suitable for a reader.
Source notes
- SEC EDGAR filing index: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2137795/000213779526000002/0002137795-26-000002-index.htm
- SEC complete submission text file: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2137795/000213779526000002/0002137795-26-000002.txt
- The SEC filing index is the source for the July 10, 2026 filing date, accession number 0002137795-26-000002, Form D/A type, CIK 0002137795, file number 021-587877, Delaware issuer reference, and EDGAR document links.
- The verifier handoff reports that the official Form D/A names Soma Capital Management LLC as promoter / management company of the issuer and reports total offering amount and total amount sold of 44,999,841 with one investor. Those are filed notice fields, not evidence of investment quality, demand, performance, or completion beyond what the notice states.
- Radient/FormDs-style pages were treated as discovery/background only and are not used as final support for this draft.
9AT filing context
This post is itself filing-led, so the filing context is the official SEC EDGAR Form D/A support and public adviser identity context. Public adviser context maps Soma Capital Management LLC to CRD 285419 and SEC file 801-122420, with Soma Capital’s public identity already represented in local 9AT content.
No 13F or Form 5500 context is included. A venture-capital Form D notice should not be supplemented with unrelated public-equity holdings or retirement-plan context, and the filing should not be used to infer fundraising success, investor demand, valuation, strategy quality, fund performance, or investment merit.
What to watch
Watch for later SEC amendments, Soma-authored fund or strategy disclosures, official adviser updates, portfolio-company activity tied to the relevant fund where publicly confirmed, and any public documents that clarify the fund’s strategy, closing status, investor base, or role within Soma Capital’s platform.
Any follow-up should continue to use official SEC or manager-source support. Secondary Form D aggregators can help with discovery, but final public copy should rely on EDGAR and rights-safe primary or regulatory sources.