Groma CCP WMI DST's only disposition on record is a partial one, dated October 5, 2022. An entity the record identifies only as NB sold approximately 80.5% of its beneficial interest in WMI, and the trust holds the remaining approximately 19.5% interest, per the audited financial statements. That leaves the offering short of Full Cycle.
Item | Detail |
|---|---|
Trust | Groma CCP WMI DST |
Sponsor | Groma Advisor |
Asset class as filed | Commercial |
Exemption | 506(b) |
Offering amount | $6,317,529 |
Minimum investment | $0 as filed |
First Form D filed | October 19, 2022, per the filing |
Disposition type | Partial sale |
Consideration | $1,471,847, with no gain or loss recognized, as reported by the sponsor in Groma's audited FY2025 financial statements |
One qualification governs everything above. The disclosing document never uses the Trust's marketing title. It names the parties only as NB and WMI, and it is filed under CIK 1877066, not the Trust's own CIK 1947539. The link between that transaction and Groma CCP WMI DST rests on those initials, not on any identification the document itself makes.
Note the sequence, too: the sale predates the Trust's first Form D. How the October transaction relates to the offering the Trust filed later that month is not something the documents state, and the Form D on record says nothing of it.
Beyond the consideration, the statements say nothing about investor outcome. No total return, no equity multiple, no annualized figure. No press release on the transaction has been found.
The Trust remains on the books with a minority interest in the same asset.