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- Oct 14, 2026Periodic report · 6-KFiled by the company itself.Open the filing ↗
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- Oct 7, 2026Periodic report · 6-KFiled by the company itself.Open the filing ↗
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Closes · 1 year250
SEC filings on record12614 flagged findings
Reported transactions (Form 4)0and 14 other holdings
Corporate events (8-K)0
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The 25 most recent filings (of 126)
Every SEC filing, newest first, with what it is. Below, each type with its own explanation.
- Oct 14, 266-K ↗Foreign issuer report new
- Oct 9, 26424B5 ↗Securities offering
- Oct 8, 266-K ↗Foreign issuer report
- Oct 7, 266-K ↗Foreign issuer report
- Oct 2, 266-K ↗Foreign issuer report
- Sep 30, 266-K ↗Foreign issuer report
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- Jun 24, 266-K ↗Foreign issuer report
- Jun 3, 266-K ↗Foreign issuer report
- Jun 3, 266-K ↗Foreign issuer report
- Jun 2, 26SCHEDULE 13D/A ↗Stake with intent to influence · GG Mars Capital, Inc. · 100.0% · event on Jun 1, 26 · amendment
- Jun 2, 266-K ↗Foreign issuer report
- May 27, 26SCHEDULE 13D/A ↗Stake with intent to influence · Star Financial Corp · 100.0% · event on May 26, 26 · amendment
- May 22, 266-K ↗Foreign issuer report
- May 18, 26424B5 ↗Securities offering
- May 18, 266-K ↗Foreign issuer report
- May 15, 266-K ↗Foreign issuer report
- May 6, 266-K ↗Foreign issuer report
- May 4, 266-K ↗Foreign issuer report
126 filings on record, the oldest from Dec 5, 23.
Listing the 25 most recent filings of the 126 on record.
Schedule 13D: stake and stated purpose
Filed by holders above 5% of a share class who cannot use the short form. It includes the investor's stated purpose: read it before assuming they seek influence.
- GG Mars Capital, Inc.100.0%Jun 1, 26SCHEDULE 13D/A ↗4 earlier filings
- Star Financial Corp100.0%May 26, 26SCHEDULE 13D/A ↗3 earlier filings
- Dr. Shaun Passley86.5%Mar 17, 25SCHEDULE 13D/A ↗3 co-filers on this document — the figure is the largest single stake, not their sum. · 3 earlier filings
- Jennings Family Investments, Inc.9.9%Dec 31, 25SCHEDULE 13D ↗
Structured 13D/G data starts 2023-12, when the SEC moved these filings to a machine-readable format. Earlier filings exist but are not parsed here.
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