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Ackman’s firm prepares evergreen vehicle for pre-IPO investing

2026-08-13·newswire-us-stock-162002
Ackman’s firm prepares evergreen vehicle for pre-IPO investing.

Bill Ackman’s investment firm is preparing a new vehicle that would allow investors to gain exposure to companies before they go public, making it the latest firm to offer investors access to high-growth startups through a new fund.

Ackman and the company’s chief investment officer, Ryan Israel, said in a Wednesday letter to shareholders that Pershing Square Inc. had begun preparing the Pershing Square Ventures Ltd. fund.

The vehicle is designed as an evergreen, permanent-capital investment vehicle that could continue holding stakes in portfolio companies after they go public, according to Bloomberg.

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Ackman’s firm prepares evergreen vehicle for pre-IPO investing

Bill Ackman’s investment firm is preparing a new vehicle that would allow investors to gain exposure to companies before they go public, making it the latest firm to offer investors access to high-growth startups through a new fund. Ackman and the company’s chief investment officer, Ryan Israel, said in a Wednesday letter to shareholders that Pershing Square Inc. had begun preparing the Pershing Square Ventures Ltd. fund. The vehicle is designed as an evergreen, permanent-capital investment vehicle that could continue holding stakes in portfolio companies after they go public, according to Bloomberg.

Bill Ackman’s investment firm is preparing a new vehicle that would allow investors to gain exposure to companies before they go public, making it the latest firm to offer investors access to high-growth startups through a new fund.

Ackman and the company’s chief investment officer, Ryan Israel, said in a Wednesday letter to shareholders that Pershing Square Inc. had begun preparing the Pershing Square Ventures Ltd. fund.

The vehicle is designed as an evergreen, permanent-capital investment vehicle that could continue holding stakes in portfolio companies after they go public, according to Bloomberg.

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