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Hockey Parent Holdings raises $15.04M in business combination under Reg D 506(b)

Company raise · Closed · CHICAGO, IL · Form D filed 2026-10-15

Hockey Parent Holdings, a Delaware limited partnership based in Chicago, closed a $15.04M offering under Regulation D exemption 506(b) with 16 investors. The offering closed on October 1, 2026, with no remaining capital available.

Note: Entity name and industry group suggest this is an operating company or special purpose vehicle, not a traditional investment fund. No placement agent listed despite $15.04M raise.

$10M+ raiseBusiness combinationoperating_company

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People on the filing

Marc CohenPresident and Director
Charles DicksonDirector
Adam Halpern-LeistnerDirector
Paul Hunter PhilbrickDirector
William SullivanDirector
Melissa BodfordDirector
John AlbrightChief Legal Officer and Secretary
Michael GallanisTreasurer
James VogdesVice President, Tax and Internal Audit
Joseph HydeChief Financial Officer
Paul EmeryDirector
Adam LevynDirector
Heather BrezdenSenior Vice President, Global Controller
Sri SrinivasariDirector
Steven Wayne PeacockIndependent Director
Dino RubustoIndependent Director and Chairman of the Board

Signed by John Albright, Chief Legal Officer and Secretary.

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