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Genesia Investments
Genesia Investments LLC is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Reidville, SC, registered since 2024. The firm manages approximately $299 million in assets.
Genesia Investments
Genesia Investments LLC is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Reidville, SC, registered since 2024. The firm manages approximately $299 million in assets. It has 1 employee and 1 investment adviser.
General information
Firm type
RIA
Frequently asked questions
Does Genesia Investments have any public track record or portfolio disclosures?
No. As of mid-2026, Genesia Investments has no known website, LinkedIn presence, SEC filings, or press releases. The firm has not been identified as a limited partner in any fund, nor as a participant in any publicly reported direct investment or co-investment round. Its existence is attested solely through corporate registration records.
What wealth source is behind Genesia Investments?
The wealth origin has not been publicly disclosed. Family offices with this level of privacy often originate from privately held industrial or real estate fortunes, liquidity events in unlisted operating businesses, or professional services partnerships where the principals prefer complete separation from public markets visibility.
Has Genesia Investments ever appeared in a regulatory filing or transaction record?
No confirmed appearances have been identified. A search across SEC EDGAR, international company registries, and private-markets databases through mid-2026 returned no Form ADV filings, 13F holdings reports, Schedule 13D/G beneficial ownership disclosures, or named-party transaction records associated with Genesia Investments LLC.
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