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- Oct 15, 2026Material event · 8-KFiled by the company itself.Open the filing ↗
- Oct 9, 2026Material event · 8-KFiled by the company itself.Open the filing ↗
- Oct 6, 2026Material event · 8-KFiled by the company itself.Open the filing ↗
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Closes · 1 year168
SEC filings on record3370 flagged findings
Reported transactions (Form 4)—not covered
Corporate events (8-K)30since Jan 7, 2026
What the record says
Description, identity and filings, each with its source.
Every block cites its source. The colour of a finding marks its category — which document, who filed it — not how much it matters.
Listing notice in force
The exchange has notified the company that it fails a continued-listing requirement (8-K, item 3.01 of Apr 28, 2026).
- unspecified type · Nasdaq, rule 5635(d) · notice of Dec 11, 2025 · delisting determination · deadline not determined
Reverse splits in 5 years
1 reverse split in 5 years (1:200 on Mar 24, 2026) · 1:200 cumulative
The other times: of 735 securities that did their first reverse split in 5 years, a year later the median was worth 0.54× the price on the day of the split; 337 lost more than half and 189 rose (735 with a price a year later).
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The 25 most recent filings (of 337)
Every SEC filing, newest first, with what it is. Below, each type with its own explanation.
- Oct 15, 268-K ↗Current report · Sold unregistered shares new
- Oct 9, 268-K ↗Current report · Sold unregistered shares
- Oct 6, 268-K ↗Current report · Bylaws or fiscal year change · Communication to the market
- Sep 30, 268-K ↗Current report · Entered a material agreement
- Sep 9, 268-K ↗Current report · Sold unregistered shares
- Aug 19, 2610-Q ↗Quarterly report
- Aug 14, 26NT 10-Q ↗Late filing notice
- Aug 13, 268-K ↗Current report · Sold unregistered shares
- Aug 4, 268-K ↗Current report · Sold unregistered shares
- Jul 27, 268-K ↗Current report · Sold unregistered shares
- Jul 21, 268-K ↗Current report · Entered a material agreement
- Jul 21, 26424B3 ↗Securities offering
- Jul 16, 268-K ↗Current report · Bylaws or fiscal year change · Communication to the market
- Jul 10, 268-K ↗Current report · Entered a material agreement
- Jun 30, 268-K ↗Current report · Shareholder vote results · Communication to the market
- Jun 25, 26S-1/A ↗Securities offering · amendment
- Jun 18, 268-K ↗Current report · Sold unregistered shares
- Jun 15, 268-K ↗Current report · Sold unregistered shares
- Jun 8, 26DEF 14A ↗Shareholder meeting and votes
- Jun 8, 268-K ↗Current report · Entered a material agreement
- May 27, 26PRE 14A ↗Shareholder meeting and votes
- May 22, 26S-1/A ↗Securities offering · amendment
- May 20, 2610-Q ↗Quarterly report
- May 15, 26NT 10-Q ↗Late filing notice
- May 14, 26S-1 ↗Securities offering
337 filings on record, the oldest from Nov 25, 08.
Listing the 25 most recent filings of the 337 on record.
4492
- Oct 15, 26Sold unregistered shares+1 more in the same filing8-K 3.02 ↗
- Oct 9, 26Sold unregistered shares+2 more in the same filing8-K 3.02 ↗
- Sep 30, 26Entered a material agreement+3 more in the same filing8-K 1.01 ↗
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- Sep 9, 26Sold unregistered shares+2 more in the same filing8-K 3.02 ↗
- Aug 13, 26Sold unregistered shares+2 more in the same filing8-K 3.02 ↗
- Aug 4, 26Sold unregistered shares8-K 3.02 ↗
- Jul 27, 26Sold unregistered shares+2 more in the same filing8-K 3.02 ↗
- Jul 21, 26Entered a material agreement+3 more in the same filing8-K 1.01 ↗
- Jul 10, 26Entered a material agreement+2 more in the same filing8-K 1.01 ↗
- Jun 18, 26Sold unregistered shares+2 more in the same filing8-K 3.02 ↗
- Jun 15, 26Sold unregistered shares+2 more in the same filing8-K 3.02 ↗
- Jun 8, 26Entered a material agreement+3 more in the same filing8-K 1.01 ↗
- May 14, 26Entered a material agreement+3 more in the same filing8-K 1.01 ↗
- May 12, 26Sold unregistered shares+2 more in the same filing8-K 3.02 ↗
- Apr 28, 26Listing notice (8-K 3.01)the same filing reports the recovery8-K 3.01 ↗
6 older filings not shown · The record reaches back to Sep 23, 25.
Stress disclosures older than the timeline above. They are individual events from the record, not a complete timeline: there may be more between them.
- Dec 29, 25Listing notice (8-K 3.01)the filing reports the decision to delist8-K 3.01 ↗
- Dec 16, 25Listing notice (8-K 3.01)+1 more in the same filing8-K 3.01 ↗
- Sep 23, 25A debt obligation was accelerated+2 more in the same filing8-K 2.04 ↗
The full record holds 4 stress filings.
Corporate events are tracked from 2004-08-23, when the SEC renumbered 8-K items. Earlier filings use an incompatible numbering and are not classified here.
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