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破坏宣布 10B旗舰基金
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2026年10月27日破坏旗舰基金(英语：Disruptive 宣布 the Disruptive Flagship Foundation)，这是一辆100亿美元的车辆，达拉斯投资公司称计划通过它支持大约10个特殊增长和后期的私人技术公司，每家公司投资高达10亿美元。
该公司称该基金是少数规模的以技术为重点的私营投资基金之一。 破坏称公司与有限伙伴的长期关系及其独特的资本基础，使它能确保资本承诺，并满足这些投资者对持续获得公司投资的日益增长的需求。
在公告中，创始人兼CEOAlex Davis 称："最好的私人技术公司正在壮大，保持私人时间更长，需要比以往更多的资本。 我们始终注重少数特殊公司，在创始人最重要的时刻建立起信念和关系。 破坏性旗舰基金给了我们相应的机会。”
该公告还将基金的时间与人工智能的进步、计算基础设施的建设以及国防和国家安全投资的新时代相挂钩，迫使称公司正在创建规模和具有战略意义的公司，这被它描述为前所未有的，同时大大增加了抓住这些机会所需的资本数量。
称的投资方式受到干扰，没有改变。 称公司自2012年成立以来，已经开发出一种模式，旨在确定少数特殊公司，并在这些公司背后部署大量资本，同时与创始人密切合作，通过关键的增长阶段，带来资本、网络、实际支持和战略。
公司早先申报的投资模式
在2026年5月7日的一版中，Disruptive表示，它不同于传统的风险资本和私募股权模式，因为它没有筹集盲池资金或收取管理费，而是围绕单个交易集合了被它描述为有高度选择性的投资者基础的被投资集团。 该出版物称，该公司投资在公共规模或接近公共规模的私营技术公司，将大量资本与其投资组合的实干挂钩。
该公司在2026年7月6日的发行中称其做法是通过初级，二级和结构化交易，在增长，流动性和市场演变等关键时期与创始人合作，将大型，集中的资本部署到一批选定的后期和增长阶段技术公司。 这两家年中发布公司都表示，近年来该公司迅速规模化，在咨询下资产增长到约100亿美元，而同一发布称公司的正文预计很快会达到这个数字。 该数字以内部估计和预测为基础作脚注，表示该公司提供咨询、咨询或监督服务的资产的总价值。 脚注确定干扰技术顾问有限责任公司是在美国证券交易委员会注册的投资顾问。
组合和2026年领导任命
基金公告列出了公司过去和现在的投资组合，包括Airbnb,Databricks,ElevenLabs,Helsing,Groq,Palantir,Reflection AI,Spotify和Shield AI，并有脚注指出该清单并不代表公司的所有投资。 5月发行的股票在证券投资公司中又被命名为Stripe. 根据公告，干扰投资跨越人工智能，AI基础设施，国防技术，企业软件等部门。
基金通知是在2026年早些时候记录的两名高级任命之后公布的。 2026年7月6日，Distruptive 宣布 Joy Royal出任首席财务官，从Oaktree Capital Management加盟，她在那里花费了将近20年的高级财务领导角色。 根据该版的传记，皇家领导全球团队在Oaktree支助360多亿美元的资产，并担任高级职务，监督基金会计、财务报告和涉及私募股权、私人债务、房地产和其他替代投资战略的战略举措。 她开始在德勤公司担任审计师的生涯，拥有佩珀丁大学会计学学士学位并是注册公共会计师(不活跃). 除了任命之外，称公司合伙人菲利普·卡普托公司将过渡为财务总裁，与皇家公司密切合作，履行财务职能。
2026年5月7日，事务所任命阿什·斯皮格尔伯格为首席战略官。 Spiegelberg从不伦瑞克集团加入，他是技术、媒体和电信业务的全球联合负责人，就战略、合并和收购、IPO和其他公司活动向技术公司和投资者提供咨询。 该发行人的传记称他于2004年加入了不伦瑞克，向400多家公司提供了建议，并在2018年至2022年领导了该公司的旧金山办事处。 在任命发布会中，Davis 称 Spiegelberg将帮助Disruptive在其作为投资者创始人在其最重要的时刻转向的目标上更上一层楼。
根据公告所述条件，破坏旗舰基金的利益只提供给经认可的投资者，基金将采取合理步骤核实经认可的投资者地位。 该公告称，该通告仅供参考，不构成出售或索取任何证券的要约，任何此类要约只能通过基金保密要约文件提出。
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Funding
Disruptive Announces $10B Flagship Fund to Back Private Tech Companies
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Disruptive announced the Disruptive Flagship Fund on October 27, 2026, a $10 billion vehicle through which the Dallas-based investment firm said it plans to back approximately 10 exceptional growth- and late-stage private technology companies, investing up to $1 billion per company.
The firm described the fund as one of a small number of private technology-focused investment funds of its size. Disruptive said its long-standing relationships with limited partners and its distinct capital base enabled it to secure capital commitments and respond to growing demand from those investors for consistent access to the firm’s investments.
In the announcement, founder and CEO Alex Davis said: “The best private technology companies are growing larger, staying private longer and requiring more capital than ever before. We have always focused on a small number of exceptional companies, building the conviction and relationships to be there for founders at their most important moments. The Disruptive Flagship Fund gives us the scale to match the opportunity.”
The announcement also ties the fund’s timing to advances in artificial intelligence, the buildout of compute infrastructure and a new era of investment in defense and national security, forces the firm said are creating companies of a scale and strategic importance it described as unprecedented while significantly increasing the amount of capital required to capture those opportunities.
Disruptive said its investment approach remains unchanged. The firm said that since its founding in 2012 it has developed a model designed to identify a small number of exceptional companies and deploy significant capital behind them, while working closely with founders through critical stages of growth and bringing capital, networks, hands-on support and strategy.
The Firm’s Earlier Stated Investment Model
In a May 7, 2026 release, Disruptive stated that it differed from traditional venture capital and private equity models in that it did not raise blind-pool funds or charge management fees, instead assembling investor groups around individual transactions and maintaining what it described as a highly selective investor base. That release described the firm as investing in private technology companies operating at or near public scale and pairing significant capital with hands-on execution across its portfolio.
In its July 6, 2026 release, the firm described its approach as deploying large, concentrated capital into a select group of late- and growth-stage technology companies through primary, secondary and structured transactions, partnering with founders during critical periods of growth, liquidity and market evolution. Both mid-year releases stated that the firm had scaled rapidly in recent years, growing to approximately $10 billion in assets under advisement, while the body text of the same releases said the firm was expected to soon reach that figure. The figure was footnoted as based on internal estimates and projections, representing the aggregate value of assets for which the firm provides advisory, consulting or oversight services. The footnotes identify Disruptive Technology Advisers LLC as an investment adviser registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Portfolio and 2026 Leadership Appointments
The fund announcement lists the firm’s portfolio, past and present, as including Airbnb, Databricks, ElevenLabs, Helsing, Groq, Palantir, Reflection AI, Spotify and Shield AI, with a footnote stating that the list is not representative of all of the firm’s investments. The May release additionally named Stripe among the portfolio companies. According to the announcement, Disruptive invests across artificial intelligence, AI infrastructure, defense technology, enterprise software and other sectors.
The fund announcement follows two senior appointments the firm documented earlier in 2026. On July 6, 2026, Disruptive announced Joy Royal as Chief Financial Officer, joining from Oaktree Capital Management, where the firm said she spent close to two decades in senior finance leadership roles. According to the biography in that release, Royal led global teams supporting more than $36 billion in assets under management at Oaktree and held senior roles overseeing fund accounting, financial reporting and strategic initiatives across private equity, private debt, real estate and other alternative investment strategies. She began her career as an auditor at Deloitte, holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Pepperdine University and is a Certified Public Accountant (inactive). Alongside the appointment, the firm said Partner Phillip Caputo would transition to the role of Managing Director, Finance, working closely with Royal across its finance function.
On May 7, 2026, the firm appointed Ash Spiegelberg as Chief Strategy Officer. Spiegelberg joined from Brunswick Group, where he was global co-head of the Technology, Media and Telecommunications practice, advising technology companies and investors on strategy, mergers and acquisitions, IPOs and other corporate events. The release’s biography states that he joined Brunswick in 2004, advised more than 400 companies and led the firm’s San Francisco office from 2018 to 2022. In the appointment release, Davis said Spiegelberg would help Disruptive build on its aim of being the investor founders turn to in their most important moments.
Under the terms stated in the announcement, interests in the Disruptive Flagship Fund are being offered only to accredited investors, and the fund will take reasonable steps to verify accredited-investor status. The announcement states that it is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities, and that any such offer will be made only by means of the fund’s confidential offering documents.
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