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AI Continuation Vehicle I reports $4.5M sold of $10.1M offering

The Oct. 21 Form D puts the first sale at Dec. 22, 2025 and names William Clark as a related person.

$4.5MAmount sold to date in the venture continuation vehicle

At a glance

  1. The filing classifies the issuer as a venture capital fund in the pooled investment fund industry group and lists its first sale as Dec. 22, 2025.
  2. Allocators weighing secondaries exposure will need the vehicle’s own materials for the assets being rolled, their price and the fee terms.
  3. The $4.5 million sold is 45% of the $10.1 million total.

AI Continuation Vehicle I, LLC has sold $4.5 million of a $10.1 million offering, according to a Form D filed with the SEC on Oct. 21.

The filing classifies the issuer as a venture capital fund in the pooled investment fund industry group and lists its first sale as Dec. 22, 2025. William Clark is named as a related person.

Allocators weighing secondaries exposure will need the vehicle’s own materials for the assets being rolled, their price and the fee terms. The Form D establishes the offering size and first-sale date but does not list underlying assets, purchase price or fees.

The $4.5 million sold is 45% of the $10.1 million total. The filing does not state who the investors are, whether any are individual wealth accounts, or when the offering closes.

Reported by the Secondaries desk from SEC EDGAR. Published . Updated Oct 27, 2026 · 11:13 a.m. ET. Corrections

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