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Concord Via Royale LLC

St. Petersburg, FL · CIK 2098210

Concord Via Royale LLC is a private equity fund based in St. Petersburg, Florida. Its most recent Form D, filed Nov 25, 2025, reports no sales yet. The minimum investment it accepts from an outside investor is $25,000. The offering uses Rule 506(b), which does not permit general solicitation. Related persons named in the filing include Jory Crowell; Miles Janich.

Total raised
$0Cumulative sales reported on Form D
Investors
0
First sale
—
Minimum investment
$25,000
Who can invest
Not stated
Offering exemption
Rule 506(b)No general advertising
Key people and entities
Jory Crowell; Miles Janich
Latest Form D
Nov 25, 2025

From SEC filings, not verified. This page republishes the fund's Form D as filed. It is not an offer, solicitation or recommendation, and AltMountain has not reviewed the fund. “Raised” is cumulative sales, not current assets or performance. Returns are not part of SEC filings. Private funds are speculative, illiquid and generally limited to accredited investors or qualified purchasers. Full disclosures · Request a correction

Questions about Concord Via Royale LLC

What is the minimum investment for Concord Via Royale LLC?

According to its latest Form D, filed Nov 25, 2025, the minimum investment Concord Via Royale LLC accepts from an outside investor is $25,000.

Who can invest in Concord Via Royale LLC?

Concord Via Royale LLC is generally open only to investors who meet the eligibility rules in its offering documents. It uses Rule 506(b), which does not allow general advertising.

How much has Concord Via Royale LLC raised?

Concord Via Royale LLC's latest Form D, filed Nov 25, 2025, reports no sales yet.

Where is Concord Via Royale LLC based?

Concord Via Royale LLC is based in St. Petersburg, Florida.

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This fund hasn't reported any sales yet.

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