Virtual Incision files Form D for offering of more than $80 million
Virtual Incision Corp, based in Lincoln, Nebraska, filed a Form D with the SEC disclosing a securities offering under Rule 506(b).
Virtual Incision Corp, based in Lincoln, Nebraska, filed a Form D with the SEC disclosing a securities offering under Rule 506(b). The filing lists the date of first sale as September 18, 2026.1 The notice was signed by Chief Executive Officer James M. Alecxih on October 2, 2026.1
The total offering amount is listed as $80,140,041, with $35,140,060 already sold and $44,999,981 remaining.1 The filing specifies that of the amount sold, about $4,019,999.89 represents new money and roughly $31,120,061.08 represents conversion of convertible notes.1 The company reported a total of 60 investors who have already invested in the offering.1 The filing lists a minimum investment of $0 from any outside investor.1
The form reports $0 in sales commissions and $0 in finders' fees.1 The amount of gross proceeds designated for payments to executive officers, directors, or promoters is also listed as $0.1
On the related persons section, the filing identifies James M. Alecxih as both an executive officer and director of the company.1 Robert Larid is listed differently: the filing marks him as an executive officer, with the director box left unchecked.1 Four other individuals, Tyler Stowater, Fernando Pacheco, Amy Kobe, and Shahryar Oveissi, are each listed solely as directors, with the executive officer box unchecked for each.1
The filing indicates the issuer does not intend the offering to last more than one year.1 The offering involves equity securities and is not being made in connection with a business combination transaction.1
Fact check notes
- Checker's noteThe entry describes Virtual Incision as a 'surgical robotics company,' a characterization not found in the Form D, which only classifies the issuer under the 'Biotechnology' industry group.
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