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Investment accessNo accessible investment route verifiedPast private offerings were limited to eligible investors. They are records of earlier sales, not open offers. · checked Oct 28, 2026

Evidence is labelled on each development below (company-reported, regulatory filing or government record), not on the company as a whole. Coverage is not an offer to invest. Private ownership does not imply available shares. Next scheduled recheck: Nov 27, 2026.

0developments published
$3.2MUS federal obligations on record
7private-offering notices since 2019
Date not statedlatest development

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Legal name
Paradromics, Inc.
Incorporated
DE
Coverage
Offering notices + any filings + federal awards

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Private offerings reported to the SEC (Form D)

A Form D is a notice a company files after selling securities without a public registration. Amount sold is cumulative for that offering as reported by the company; an amendment (D/A) updates an earlier notice, so rows are not added together. None of these is a valuation or an open offer.

FiledFormAmount soldOffering sizeFirst saleInvestorsExemptionRecord
Nov 7, 2023D/A$50.1 million$51.0 millionMar 21, 202353Rule 506(b)SEC ↗
Apr 5, 2023D$33.0 million$34.6 millionMar 21, 202344Rule 506(b)SEC ↗
Sep 21, 2022D$8.9 million$8.9 millionFeb 17, 20229Rule 506(b)SEC ↗
Oct 19, 2021D/A$28.2 million$28.2 millionJan 15, 202142Rule 506(b)SEC ↗
Jul 23, 2021D/A$20.0 million$20.0 millionJan 15, 202142Rule 506(b)SEC ↗
Feb 1, 2021D$4.1 million$10.0 millionJan 15, 202113Rule 506(b)SEC ↗
Apr 15, 2019D$1.4 million$3.0 millionMar 29, 20196Rule 506(b)SEC ↗

US federal awards

From USAspending.gov. Obligated is money the government has committed, not company revenue and not the contract’s potential ceiling. Outlays is what has actually been paid. Totals: $3.2 million obligated, $3.2 million paid out across 1 award.

AgencyDescriptionObligatedPaid outPeriodRecord
National Institutes of HealthDEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF NOVEL HIGH-DENSITY INTRACORTICAL MICROELECTRODE ARRAYS FOR CLINICAL APPLICATIONS - PROJECT SUMMARY PARADROM…$3.2 million$3.2 millionSep 10, 2021 – Aug 31, 2024USAspending ↗