Total Sadler Partners is an energy fund based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. According to its most recent Form D, filed Jan 3, 2020, it has sold $205,000 of interests to 10 investors since its first sale in Dec 2019. The minimum investment it accepts from an outside investor is $10,000. The offering uses Rule 506(b), which does not permit general solicitation. Related persons named in the filing include Scott Thomas.
- Total raised
- $205,000Cumulative sales reported on Form D
- Investors
- 10
- First sale
- Dec 31, 2019
- Minimum investment
- $10,000
- Who can invest
- Not stated
- Offering exemption
- Rule 506(b)No general advertising
- Key people and entities
- Scott Thomas
- Latest Form D
- Jan 3, 2020
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Questions about Total Sadler Partners
What is the minimum investment for Total Sadler Partners?
According to its latest Form D, filed Jan 3, 2020, the minimum investment Total Sadler Partners accepts from an outside investor is $10,000.
Who can invest in Total Sadler Partners?
Total Sadler Partners 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 Total Sadler Partners raised?
Total Sadler Partners reports $205,000 sold from 10 investors on its Form D filed Jan 3, 2020. This is cumulative sales since the offering began, not current assets or performance.
Where is Total Sadler Partners based?
Total Sadler Partners is based in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
When did Total Sadler Partners launch?
Total Sadler Partners reports its first sale in Dec 2019.
Size compared with every energy fund
Raised more than 54% of the 24 energy funds based in Oklahoma, and more than 16% of all 334 that report sales.