SEC form type
SC 13G· 5%+ passive stake
Short-form disclosure of beneficial ownership above 5% by passive investors with no control intent.
- Cadence
- Event-driven
- Audience
- investor
New to SC 13G? Read the plain-English explainer — what it is, who files it, and how to read one.
SC 13G explained →Recent filings · 9 indexed
- LATTICE SEMICONDUCTOR CORPLSCC0002100119-26-000714
- LIGHTPATH TECHNOLOGIES INCLPTH0002100119-26-000738
- Praxis Precision Medicines, Inc.PRAX0002100119-26-000894
- O-I Glass, Inc. /DE/OI0002100119-26-000916
- PAPA JOHNS INTERNATIONAL INCPZZA0002100119-26-000921
- OneMain Holdings, Inc.OMF0002100119-26-000942
- PHIBRO ANIMAL HEALTH CORPPAHC0002100119-26-000945
- ON SEMICONDUCTOR CORPON0002100119-26-000953
- WillScot Holdings CorpWSC0002100119-26-001184
Frequently asked
- What is a SC 13G filing?
- Short-form disclosure of beneficial ownership above 5% by passive investors with no control intent.
- How often is a SC 13G filed?
- SC 13G filings are filed on an event-driven cadence.
- Who reads SC 13G filings?
- SC 13G filings are primarily relevant to investors and analysts.
- Where can I read SC 13G filings?
- Every SC 13G filing is public and filed with the U.S. SEC through EDGAR. SecFilingDex indexes 9 recent SC 13G filings, each linking back to its original EDGAR source.
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