8-KAccepted Sep 25, 3:29 PM ET
Apollo Infrastructure Co LLC Reports Unregistered Share Sales, NAV Update
Accepted (ET)
3:29 PM
Sep 25, 2026
Filed
Sep 25, 2026
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Summary
Apollo Infrastructure Co LLC Reports Unregistered Share Sales, NAV Update
What Happened
- Apollo Infrastructure Co LLC filed a Form 8‑K on September 25, 2026 reporting that it issued and sold unregistered shares for cash to third‑party investors (effective September 1, 2026; final share counts determined September 25, 2026). The total aggregate consideration for the share sales was approximately $68.07 million.
- The filing also reports the operating manager’s determination of the Company’s Transactional Net Asset Value (Transactional NAV) per share as of August 31, 2026 — the price at which the Company’s shares are offered.
Key Details
- Aggregate unregistered share sales (rounded): Series I total ≈ $15,780,529; Series II total ≈ $52,291,350; combined ≈ $68,071,879.
- Notable line items: Series I A‑II — 452,949 shares for $13,235,529; Series II A‑II — 1,688,883 shares for $50,984,350.
- Transactional NAVs per share as of August 31, 2026:
- Series I: A‑II $29.22; F‑I $28.66; E $29.75; I $28.58; S $28.55.
- Series II: A‑II $30.19; F‑I $29.61; E $30.75; I $29.57; S $29.53.
- The share sales were exempt from registration under the Securities Act (Section 4(a)(2), Regulation D for accredited investors and/or Regulation S for non‑U.S. investors).
Why It Matters
- Capital raise: The unregistered sales represent a meaningful cash infusion (~$68.1M) into the company, which may be used for operations, investments, or liabilities (the filing does not specify use of proceeds).
- Pricing and investor impact: The reported Transactional NAVs set the issuance/sale price for shares and provide a current valuation reference for investors; differences across share classes and series affect per‑share pricing.
- Dilution and transparency: New share issuances can dilute existing ownership percentages. The filing provides concrete share counts, dollar amounts, and NAVs so investors can assess dilution and valuation effects without speculative commentary.