Cerberus Capital Management is seeking to raise at least $4 billion for its latest supply-chain investment fund, according to reports. The new fund is described as a second supply-chain vehicle for Cerberus and is intended to back investments that support sectors viewed as important to the U.S. economy. Cerberus, which is co-founded by Stephen Feinberg—who has served as Deputy Secretary of Defense—will use the capital to pursue supply-chain-related opportunities, the outlets say. The reports do not detail the fund’s target investments, geographic scope, or size beyond the minimum fundraising goal. Taken together, the coverage is consistent on the main points: Cerberus is currently fundraising for a supply-chain fund, it aims to raise at least $4 billion, and the strategy focuses on investments tied to broader economic and supply-chain resilience. No additional information about timing for closing the fundraising effort or about specific deal prospects is provided in the excerpts.