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What is the anticipated timeline for the capital raise to be completed and the funds to be available for use?

Answer

The press release that announced the SEC’s qualification of Limitless X Holdings, Inc.’s Regulation A+ (“Reg A+”) offering does not specify a concrete calendar date for when the capital raise will be completed or when the proceeds will become available for the company’s use.

Below is a summary of what can be inferred from the information that is provided, together with a brief explanation of the typical Reg A+ timeline so you have a realistic sense of what to expect:

What the release tells us What we can infer / typical practice
SEC qualification – The Reg A+ offering is now “officially qualified” and “effective.” Once an offering is qualified, the issuer may begin soliciting investors and accepting subscriptions. The qualification date (August 8, 2025) is essentially the “start‑line” for the fundraising campaign.
No explicit closing date – The announcement contains no statement such as “we expect to close the offering by [date]” or “funds will be available in [timeframe].” Under Reg A+, issuers typically have up to 180 days from the effective date to complete the offering (subject to any extensions they may request). Many companies aim for a shorter window (30‑90 days) to maintain momentum, but the exact target is at the issuer’s discretion and is usually disclosed in a separate “offering circular” or investor materials.
Reg A+ structure – The offering is being made under the “Regulation A+” exemption, which allows companies to raise up to $75 million (Tier 2) from both accredited and non‑accredited investors. After the offering is closed (i.e., when the company has received the requisite subscription amounts and any required investor qualifications are verified), the issuer can draw down the proceeds. In practice, funds are typically available within a few business days after the closing, once the escrow or trust account is released.

Putting it together

  • Start of fundraising: August 8, 2025 (the date the SEC qualified the Reg A+ offering).
  • Typical window to close the raise: 30‑90 days is common, but the regulatory maximum is 180 days from the effective date.
  • When funds become usable: Usually immediately after the closing (once the escrow/trust account is released), which would be within a few business days after the final subscription is accepted and any required investor verification is completed.

Bottom line

  • The press release does not disclose a specific timeline for the completion of the capital raise or the availability of the funds.
  • Based on standard Reg A+ practices, the company has up to six months (180 days) from August 8, 2025, to finish the offering, with the expectation that the proceeds will be accessible shortly after the closing (typically within a few days).

If you need an exact target date, you would have to refer to the company’s detailed offering circular or any subsequent investor communications that outline the planned closing schedule.

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