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DataPower Capital files Form D for $548,000 PE fund

The Oct. 23 filing reports a first sale on Oct. 21 and the full $548,000 sold, with DataPower Capital Management as related person.

$548KOffering amount and amount sold to date

At a glance

  1. The filing reports the same $548,000 sold to date as the total offering amount, with a date of first sale of Oct. 21.
  2. For advisors, the due-diligence question is whether the manager and the vehicle's series structure have a track record outside this Form D.
  3. The form lists DataPower Capital Management as a related person and classifies the vehicle as a Private Equity Fund.

DataPower Capital Partners disclosed a $548,000 private equity fund offering in a Form D filed with the SEC on Oct. 23.

The filing reports the same $548,000 sold to date as the total offering amount, with a date of first sale of Oct. 21. The issuer is DPV Goddard I, a series of DataPower Capital Partners LLC.

For advisors, the due-diligence question is whether the manager and the vehicle's series structure have a track record outside this Form D.

The form lists DataPower Capital Management as a related person and classifies the vehicle as a Private Equity Fund. The form is a notice filing and the SEC does not vet the accuracy of what an issuer reports.

Reported by the Private Equity desk from SEC EDGAR. Published . Updated Oct 24, 2026 · 6:49 p.m. ET. Corrections

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