Diamond State Ventures Exits SBA Investment Arena
Published Date: 12/18/2025
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Summary
Diamond State Ventures III, LP has officially given up its license to operate as a Small Business Investment Company. This means they won’t be making new investments under this license anymore. The change is effective immediately, so any related business moves should be wrapped up now.
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Diamond State SBIC Surrenders License
Diamond State Ventures III, LP has surrendered its Small Business Investment Company license No. 06060345, and the license is declared null and void. The firm will not make any new investments under this license, effective immediately (Federal Register notice published December 18, 2025).
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