Filings
Super 8-K
The 8-K filed on completion, containing the information an IPO prospectus would have carried.
Because a de-SPAC brings a private company public without a conventional prospectus, the SEC requires the closing report to carry equivalent disclosure: audited financials, the business description, risk factors and management.
It is filed within four business days of closing and is the first full picture of the combined company.
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